I want to give some special feedback:
1. The first floor (ground level) felt very Guiyang – a bit messy and chaotic. However, once you get up to the 33rd floor, the hotel's public areas are well-designed and have a good vibe.
2. My room was basically a single floor split into two levels, which made it very low-ceilinged and incredibly cramped and small. It felt quite oppressive.
3. At 2 AM, I kept hearing loud banging and door-slamming from the room next door – I have no idea what they were doing, but it was incredibly noisy. I'd almost fall asleep and then get woken up again. When I asked the butler, they just said, "It's busy tonight," and that was it. Then at 9 AM, they offered to send earplugs. Haha.
4. This is what I found most unacceptable: I booked an '180 Cloud View King Room,' but they downgraded me without permission and gave me a 'Cloudscape View King Room' instead. The front desk staff and the manager spent over two hours with me, yet they didn't bother to verify my booking or even go up to the room to check. They just stubbornly insisted there was no mistake. Haha, is that how they handle public relations?
I even told them I'm a Black Diamond member and I never make trouble for businesses. But they simply refused to check the room. My booked room was 30 square meters, but the one I got was less than 24 square meters. The pictures on the platform clearly show the difference, so what I booked and what I got are definitely not the same. The evidence was right in front of them, yet they flat-out denied it. I have on-site proof and picture proof – why can't they provide proof that there was no mistake? What's the point of being so stubborn? Why is it so hard for them to just admit it?
Since they refused to admit any fault, I wasn't going to let them make me feel like I was wrong. I had no choice but to call the platform and have them confirm. See? They forced me to get the platform involved, which is even more embarrassing for them, isn't it?
5. The most infuriating part is that they didn't apologize at all. They just communicated directly with the platform, offered me 150 yuan, and asked the platform to cancel my review eligibility. Haha, that's truly insulting. 150 yuan? A huge sum like that – how could I possibly accept it?
I hadn't originally planned to leave a review; it takes too much time. But after all this, I absolutely have to. I hope you learn to graciously admit your mistakes when you make them. What's the big deal? Your facilities are already priced quite high for what they are. Don't sell lower-tier room types as higher-tier ones.
(Pictures attached for everyone to see if this is truly an '180 Cloud View King Room.')
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