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The hotel's facilities are decent, but there's a serious issue with discrimination. They treat white guests exceptionally well, even better than Korean guests, and significantly better than Chinese guests. At night, the motorcycles are incredibly noisy, and the soundproofing is terrible; I could hear everything happening in the room next door, and this was after I paid extra to upgrade to a corner room.
1. **Freshly Squeezed Juice at Breakfast:** Yesterday morning, I noticed other white guests being offered freshly squeezed juice by the waitstaff without having to ask. For me, they didn't even bother to ask. I had to proactively request it to get some. This morning, I repeatedly tried to order freshly squeezed juice, but the staff initially claimed it wasn't available and only the self-serve, non-fresh option was. After persistent communication and asking three or four times, they finally told me I could order it.
2. **Seating Arrangement Issue:** During breakfast today, there were two tables by the window, and one was empty. I asked to sit there, but the staff told me it was reserved, even though I observed the table remained unoccupied throughout my entire meal. After repeated requests, I was finally allowed to sit there. Meanwhile, a white couple was seamlessly escorted to the other window table by the host.
3. **Food Waiting Time:** As soon as I sat down, I ordered eggs à la carte, and waited for about forty minutes without them arriving. During this time, my companion went directly to the egg station, watched them prepare it, and ordered again, constantly pressing them. The eggs my companion re-ordered eventually arrived, but my initial order never did. Other guests (white guests) clearly received their egg dishes much faster.
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