Wyndham Garden Remarkables Park Queenstown Reviews

Before reviewing, I sincerely warn all friends that if you have sensitive skin, you must never choose this hotel, otherwise it will be a nigh**are. I started booking flights and hotels on Ctrip around 2005. I have never given a 1-point rating to any hotel. No matter how dissatisfied I am, I have never given a 1-point rating. This is the first hotel that I can't stand. Look at the hotel. The attitude of the staff was pretty good, so I gave the service 4 points. If there were zero points for other items, I would definitely give it zero points. I arrived in New Zealand on November 14, 2023. I stayed in several other hotels for 10 nights. I booked this hotel on Ctrip on November 21. I chose a twin room at the time and checked in on the 24th and 29th. I checked out for a total of five nights. It showed that there was no room available on the 28th, so I booked a twin room for the first four nights and checked in on the 24th and checked out on the 28th. I also booked a double room separately for the 28th and checked out on the 29th. The first four nights cost about 1,100 per night, and the last night cost more than 900 per night. After checking in, I found that the hotel had no windows, only a large piece of glass, and the only ventilation channel was an exhaust fan. On the third day of my stay, I developed measles all over my body. I thought it was caused by being tired from traveling for so many days. However, it started to attack again in the morning of the fourth day. I signed up for a cruise that day. After I went out during the day, the measles gradually disappeared. Not long after returning to the room at night, the attack started again, so I quickly washed up and went to bed. I woke up early on the fifth day and had a large-scale attack on my body. I reported this situation to Ctrip customer service that morning. Ctrip has been trying its best to coordinate, but the hotel was extremely prevaricating and claimed that there was no evidence to prove that my measles attack was due to the hotel. room reasons. Because I was in a foreign country and I didn’t know anything in English, so I didn’t go to the hospital. I just wanted to get through it, and it was the last night. Firstly, it was inconvenient to change hotels because I had a lot of luggage, and it was not cost-effective to rebook the hotel at the last minute. , so I can only endure it. On the fifth day, the measles gradually disappeared after I went out during the day, and started to attack again shortly after returning to the hotel at night. I woke up early on the sixth day and the attack started again. I checked out at 10 a.m. and went to the airport. Then I slowly receded and flew to Sydney. I checked into a new hotel and never had another attack. I stayed in other hotels in New Zealand for ten nights without any problems, so it is obvious that my measles attack was 100% caused by this hotel room. Therefore, people with sensitive skin like me must not stay here. There are no windows in this hotel room, and ventilation is a big problem. Many residual gases from decoration cannot be eliminated at all. People like us with skin prone to allergies will really be harmed. What a tragedy. In such a foreign country, there is no way to complain. It is really a nigh**are!