The room was cramped, a typical guesthouse-style hotel, and not very cost-effective. The hotel was converted from an old wooden villa, with extremely poor soundproofing, especially the loud sound of running water in the bathroom. The carpet looked quite old, its original color unrecognizable. The bathtub was very small; if you weren't careful and filled it with too much water, it would overflow as soon as you got in. Since there was no floor drain, the overflowing water immediately seeped into the basement below.
Then, an elderly staff member angrily knocked on the door, blaming us for not using the shower curtain, claiming it was the cause of the leak. In fact, they clearly knew that there was a leakage problem in the bathroom itself, but they deceived themselves and used a sticker saying "Please pull the shower curtain when taking a bath" to "solve" it, passing the responsibility to the residents :)
The room was quite cramped, feeling more like a small guesthouse than a hotel, offering poor value for money. Converted from an old wooden villa, the soundproofing was extremely poor – especially the sound of running water in the bathroom, which was unusually loud. The carpet looked rather worn, its original color no longer discernible. ba*****t below.
Soon after, an elderly staff member knocked on our door angrily, scolding us for not pulling the shower curtain while bathing, which he claimed was the cause of the water seepage. In truth, they clearly knew the bathroom itself had a leakage problem. Yet they resorted to self-deception by putting up a ‘Please Pull the Shower Curtain While Bathing’ sticker as a ‘solution’, simply shifting the blame onto the guests :)
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