Guest User
July 29, 2023
This is my first time staying in a hotel and encountering such a weird thing. The room was booked through Ctrip. When I got there, the hotel front desk said there were no more rooms, and there was only one room left for sale in the store. Online orders were not supported. I didn’t know why it was still available on Ctrip’s software, and they even belittled the second room. The three parties said they were unreliable and asked us to cancel the order, saying they were wrong. Because it was past 2 a.m. when we checked in that day. I was late, sleepy, and busy with work the next day. Just when she was about to book what she called her last room on the spot, another customer came who also booked online. At the same time, the old customer who received her WeChat message from the front desk asked her if she had a room with a double bed. She said at the time that she would ask others to wait for a while while she was still busy and would call him back (it wasn’t because she was in a dark state of mind. If she was really gone, would she ask others to wait for a while and call him back later?) After hanging up the phone, she told me that The order is ready, I have seen it, and she can help me check in (I seriously suspect that she is afraid that she will continue to talk too much with me and delay her performance). Actually, the hotel can't offer online promotions, so they don't want to do it. They said they don't have a room and they want to upgrade. Members will receive discounts when staying at the hotel in the future. This is simply deceiving consumers and wasting each other's time. At the same time, I would like to say that the attitude of this waiter is seriously bad, which affects the entire stay experience.
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