There is an ice bucket in the room, but no ice trays to make ice. What is the point of having an ice bucket then?
The minibar only provides complimentary bottled water, coffee, and tea, with no sweet soft drinks, alcoholic beverages, or snacks. Furthermore, the bottled water is Purejoy, a low-end brand—even Nongfu Spring would be better than Purejoy.
The shower gel, shampoo, and other toiletries in the bathroom are fixed to the walls next to the shower and the washbasin, and cannot be moved. There are no toiletries provided by the bathtub either. May I ask how I am supposed to use the shower gel and shampoo while taking a bath?
When ordering in-room dining, the staff member was unfamiliar with the specific breakfast items and had to check on them temporarily. Placing an order for in-room breakfast took a full ten minutes, which is very inefficient. Moreover, the staff stated that breakfast time is peak dining hours, so they couldn't guarantee that the in-room delivery could arrive at the requested time. (With this kind of room service, they still charge an extra 15% service fee—I really wonder where the service is reflected.)
All of the above shortcomings are inconsistent with the brand prestige of Hilton.
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