My overall stay was quite good, and they even helped decorate the room. The room had an excellent view, being on the 30-something floor. The Wafang and MGM share a building, with the Wafang above MGM, but they have separate entrances. I booked a city view room, and I'm not sure if it was an upgrade, but I could also see a bit of the sea from the side, which made for a very pleasant view.
The corridor always had a subtle, pleasant fragrance, which I really liked. The toiletries in the room were also very good, the bedding was comfortable, and there were various types of pillows to choose from. The essential oil given with the turndown service also smelled wonderful.
The pool experience was also great. It's shared with MGM, and the overall environment was very good, not too crowded, making for a very comfortable swim.
Now, for a few areas that could be improved:
Firstly, the issue with addressing guests was quite confusing. I don't understand how guest information is managed. When checking in, I clearly registered information for two guests, but the staff still mispronounced our names several times. You'd think they could at least differentiate between male and female, or just not use names if they can't get it right. It was quite amusing that different departments all made the same mistake.
Secondly, getting takeout was a bit inconvenient. It could only be delivered to the concierge desk downstairs. You had to switch elevators, go up to the lobby first, and then come down, which was a bit of a hassle.
During my two-day stay, construction started on the road downstairs every morning around 7 AM. For light sleepers, this was definitely not ideal. When the hotel learned about it, they proactively offered to switch us to a room on the other side, which is commendable service. However, packing up and moving rooms was quite a bother, so I ultimately decided not to switch.
Also, there was an occasional 'click' sound in the room, I'm not sure if it was from the floor or somewhere else. I hope they can check if there's any abnormal noise.
The faucet in the bathroom was truly a 'test of wrist strength'; it was incredibly tight to turn on and off. And when the sink was draining, you had to turn off the faucet first, otherwise, the water wouldn't drain, I don't know what the problem was.
Furthermore, on the first day of check-in, the minibar had no drinks, and they were only restocked on the second day.
Finally, there were some minor cleanliness flaws. There were some yellow spots in the bathtub. And some obvious stains on the sofa and carpet, which might have been cleaned but couldn't be removed, but it still felt a bit off-putting to see them. Overall, the good outweighs the bad, but if these small details could be improved, the stay would be even better.
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