After booking through Ctrip this time, I found that the same package was about 300 yuan more expensive than another platform (Flggy), which is not a small price difference. Plus, a change in the package caused some unpleasantness. I didn't experience the platform's advantages or VIP services at all. I've always trusted and supported Ctrip, but this time, it really got on my nerves.
Back to the hotel and park itself: In terms of entertainment, it's still probably the top resort park in South China. The park's scale is immense, and the variety of attractions exceeds expectations, covering a very wide range.
However, my child is barely 1.2 meters tall and only weighs 19.75 kg, which meant that the few thrilling rides they could potentially go on were strictly off-limits. They were really strict about the height and weight restrictions.
The Aviary and Safari Park were favorites with the child, and the water park was also good.
Hotel hygiene: Overall good, group management is online.
Park environment: Excellent ecological environment.
Service: Online, but the park is genuinely huge, and there are so many visitors, so often you have to wait. I suggest providing a comprehensive guide to each park's attractions and specific introductions upon check-in, guiding guests on where to find this information about their stay and activities.
Hotel facilities: Didn't inspect the public areas in great detail, but they seemed good; the in-room decor standards aren't particularly high, and some materials like wallpaper on walls and cabinet doors show significant signs of wear and tear. The hardware standard of a single room might be comparable to a hotel like [redacted] after four or five years of operation.
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