Driving into the parking lot, there was no one to greet me; I had to wander around looking for a space. Entering the lobby felt like entering a market. At check-in, the two receptionists were chatting and slowly processing my check-in, while I just stood there as punishment. As soon as I stepped out of the elevator on the 14th floor, there was a musty smell, indicating the carpet hadn't been properly disinfected. The room facilities were extremely old, showing no signs of renovation even after 10 years; many parts were peeling and crumbling. I've never stayed in a five-star hotel like this before; it's nowhere near as good as another three-star hotel I stayed at. The toiletries were also very cheap; the refrigerator only had one bottle of Coke, and the slippers were reused. Overall, the experience was dirty, chaotic, and poorly maintained. Oh, and breakfast ended at 10 am, so I didn't get to eat it.
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