This is the worst Mei Garden Hotel I've ever stayed at. The front desk service was incredibly unprofessional. When my food delivery arrived, I went down to pick it up. I told the front desk my room number, and they confidently told me a robot had already delivered it upstairs. I went back to my room and waited for forty minutes, but nothing arrived. I called the front desk again, and they said it was missing. I asked them to check carefully, and they found it on a table in the lobby. Then they sent it up with the robot again. Why did they so adamantly claim it had been delivered when it clearly hadn't? Later, when they called my room, they would just hang up without any closing remarks or saying goodbye. What kind of service awareness is that? At 12 PM, they called to rush me to check out, even though my Ctrip booking showed a 2 PM checkout, so there was no way I was overstaying. I don't understand the meaning behind that, and again, they just hung up without a closing remark. It felt more like an order. The service is just terrible. Even at breakfast, the man at the restaurant entrance looked like I owed him money, with a terrible expression. He didn't say a word, just took my card to swipe it. I arrived at the breakfast restaurant at 9:30 AM and wanted a fried egg. I asked the chef, and he simply said there weren't any. If there aren't any, can't they just make one? Or are your fried eggs all pre-made? Every 4-star hotel I've stayed at has always made fresh fried eggs for breakfast. The experience was truly awful. At noon, I ordered a braised duck set meal from the hotel. The person who delivered it also didn't say a word, just opened the door, brought the food in, and left without a peep. I don't understand how this hotel trains its staff on service awareness. Is this acceptable for a 4-star chain hotel? The service experience was genuinely terrible. The service awareness, from beginning to end, felt worse than a 2-star budget hotel. Even at a budget hotel, fried eggs at breakfast are made fresh. At Mei Garden in Olympic Sports Center, you can't even get a fried egg, even during meal times – if they say there are none, there are none. It's truly bad. The room's cleanliness was acceptable, but that's a given. This is the first time I've stayed at a hotel with such consistently poor service awareness.
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