Booked this hotel for a concert. The check-in process was reasonably smooth, and we got our room right after checking in at around 2 PM. However, the moment we opened the door, a strong, pungent smell of urine hit us—it was absolutely disgusting. We were exhausted at the time and didn't want to go back downstairs, so we cranked the AC down to maximum and called the front desk. They said they would send someone to fix it. After waiting nearly half an hour with no one showing up, we called again. A few minutes later, an elderly housekeeping staff member came up and told my husband that the bathroom didn't smell. When I stared right at him, he finally changed his tune and said it might be the smell of newly replaced carpets, but added that there was nothing he could do about it. It felt like the hotel just sent an innocent older man up as a scapegoat because they knew we were stuck. For such a large hotel, they don't even have a single air purifier? We honestly wanted to check out right then and there, but we had a concert to go to that evening—what else could we do? In the end, the gentleman offered to open the window for us, which didn't actually solve the problem. We decided to go for a swim to decompress, but when we asked, the front desk said they didn't have a pool. I retorted, "You claim to be a five-star hotel, yet you don't even have a swimming pool?" The receptionist mumbled under her breath, "We were built to five-star standards..." Does Trip.com not even verify these things? Do we now have to call and ask ahead every time we book through you, "Hello, are you a real five-star hotel or a fake one?" Are you kidding me?! Things got even more ridiculous around 5 PM. The restaurant downstairs kept broadcasting its table-calling queue numbers, and the announcements echoed constantly in our room. It made my whole body feel uncomfortable. A truly terrible experience, I'm speechless, absolutely disgusting.
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