I never leave bad reviews, but yesterday we arrived at the hotel at 6 AM after an international flight. The front desk told us they were fully booked the night before and suggested an upgrade to a 100-square-meter suite for an extra 430. My husband and I discussed it and agreed. However, when I received the confirmation to sign, the price had jumped to over 700. Since we had our child with us, we chose to compromise, signed, and went upstairs. So, we ended up paying over 2000 for one night, and we accepted it.
But then, at 6 AM the next morning, we were woken up by the sunlight streaming through the curtains because they didn't block it out. Is this what you'd expect from a 2000-a-night hotel?
The duty manager added me on WeChat and kept using the fact that I signed the confirmation as an excuse, saying I could have refused at the time. I chose to pay 2000 because I trusted the reputation of a five-star hotel, not because I'd agree to curtains that don't even close properly.
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