I booked a superior twin room for two days. When I went to the store, I was told that there was no room available and I upgraded to a family room. I was very grateful. However, when I went to the room, I saw that the room was converted from a single room because one of the beds did not have a headboard. Socket, instantly understood. I originally wanted to change the room the next day, but I was too lazy to change it because I drank too much and overslept on the third day. On the third day, I clicked on the extension button and continued to sleep. I woke up and went out until 3 a.m. when I came back to activate the room card. I asked how much to pay for the difference. I didn’t understand it at first, but later it was said that I would pay the price difference based on Ctrip. If I checked out, I would have to pay 89. I felt angry. If you want to pay, you should inform me when you renew your room. I can choose. I can't live in it, or I can just change to a superior twin room. I shouldn't have to do this at 3 o'clock in the morning. But when I asked to check out later, I was told that I could change to a superior room. I said yes, and then said no. I made up for it and moved into the original room. I was really convinced by this front desk person. What was he doing from the beginning to the end? Was he trying to test the customer to pay the difference? Later, I insisted on changing to a superior twin room because one of the beds in the family room No. 673 had no plug and could not be charged, which was inconvenient. "So never stay in room 8673"
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