A terrible experience! For a five-star hotel, the facilities are outdated. After checking in, the room temperature rose from 24°C to 26°C, and the AC was blowing no cold air. When I inquired at the front desk, I was told that because the manager felt the outdoor temperature wasn't high enough, the entire building's air conditioning had been turned off. However, the room was stuffy and hot. The staff brought in a large electric fan, which was noisy, took up space, and failed to lower the temperature. In the end, it was so unbearably hot that I had to go work at a nearby Starbucks.
The hotel's attitude was even worse. They used the sweetest tone to deliver the most inflexible stance: absolutely no air conditioning. Later, they changed their story, claiming other guests felt cold, so they turned off the AC. What kind of logic is that? We paid the same amount—do I not deserve air conditioning? The staff said they would consult the manager—what, was my money not good enough? AC usage is included in the room rate, and it shouldn't be shut off simply based on the hotel manager's arbitrary judgment. Later on, the hotel took zero action to resolve the issue. Because the room was way too hot, I decisively checked out and moved to another hotel the next day. After I filed a complaint, the hotel offered a free room upgrade for my next booking. What?! There's going to be a next time? I strongly advise everyone to think twice before booking. Their idea of "solving" a problem is endless apologies while fixing absolutely nothing.
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