Home Inn (Chaoyang Street Central Hospital)

Let me introduce the whole experience. First of all, I made a reservation on Ctrip. I didn’t see it clearly at the time. When I went to the front desk, I was told that there was no window. If I wanted to upgrade the room type, I could rebook it, or I had forgotten how much I paid to apply for a hotel membership. I signed up for the membership and told me Check out at 2 pm the next day and you can have breakfast. I didn't eat breakfast because I didn't like it. However, at 11:30 noon the next day, the front desk called me and told me to check out at 12 o'clock. I just communicated a few words. , it must be that the front desk who called me did not communicate with the front desk of the previous shift. He didn't know that the previous front desk told me that I could check out at 2 o'clock. I went out and returned to the hotel at noon. As a result, the elevator suddenly broke down and I had to climb the stairs. Pictures of my upgraded room have been uploaded. It is not recommended for those who are overweight to book this room. The only thing I like is the front desk service and the hotel temperature.

The room is spacious and tidy, with wet and dry separation, and is fully functional and suitable. The breakfast is rich and the service is attentive and warm. The location is excellent, not far from the North and South Towers and the Daling River. It is a 20-minute drive from Liaoning Chaoyang Station. When traveling with seniors, they feel very comfortable and at ease.

I went to Chaoyang to meet friends. It’s a very clean city. The front desk has a good attitude. The room is not big but very clean. The location is also very good. There is everything around. I went to see the lantern festival in the evening and plan to come back in the summer.

I found a hotel temporarily. Other hotels were fully booked. This hotel is located near the center of Chaoyang District, but the price is slightly higher. The environment is comfortable and satisfactory, and the space is not large.

I almost forgot to comment. If there is no parking space, why don't you write free parking? It seems like **********. At noon on the day of check-in, there was only ***** at the front desk. There was no one else. From the moment I saw the person coming in until he walked to the front desk, * did not take the initiative to say hello. I took the initiative to talk to *, and * was there endlessly to ask people to apply for membership. Card, it’s like a ***. I’ve told you eight hundred times not to do it, and I’m still scratching it. It’s like I’m waiting for my membership card to save my life. It only takes ten minutes to apply for a check-in and sell my membership card. , when it was all over, he even said angrily, "You spent so much money on accommodation, you might as well get a card. If you had done it, you would have earned it back... I think that is the same as ************," Has the boss offended someone by finding such a person alone at the front desk? It’s a shame that we only stayed for one day. (When I went out in the evening, there were two more young girls at the front desk. They were very polite. They smiled and said hello when they came in and praised them. But they still would never stay in such a rubbish place for the second time. I hope those young girls can find them soon. Better workplace.)