North Lin hotel

The room is very big and the projection is also very good. The window is also very big and you can see the Pearl River. The night view is very beautiful. Y&Q

The room facilities are clean and fully functional. The customer service responds quickly and promptly. There is a small restaurant and bus stop downstairs, and Metro Line 6 and Line 2 are about five to ten minutes' walk away.

I haven't had time to comment. I checked in last Saturday. Maybe because it's a famous hotel, there is no front desk staff to contact. The customer service can't be contacted, and the information required by the notes is not clear. When you arrive, you must call the staff, add the housekeeper WeChat, and repeat the notes through WeChat to arrange on the spot. You can feel that the management procedures are particularly chaotic. The waiting area is hot and stuffy. There is no unified management procedure to say that rooms should be reserved for guests at this time to ensure smooth check-in when guests arrive. After waiting in the waiting area for a while, I was a little annoyed with the service and was thinking about whether to cancel the reservation, but I was still looking forward to the check-in experience. I went upstairs directly after getting the room number. When I opened the door, the floor was still wet (I know that I must say that this house was arranged for me temporarily to meet the customer's requirements, but does this reflect that your procedures are particularly chaotic and you did not respond to the customer's notes in advance, which led to this temporary arrangement) There was no reminder of materials, and I had to search through the boxes to find them (I was afraid that something would suddenly fly out 🪳) The fire-fighting equipment was very clearly placed; the bedding had holes burned by cigarette butts, and there were small stains, and the duck by the window was also very dirty, and I didn't dare to touch it at all. It was a little disgusting 🤢 In summary, the entire stay was only set off by the view by the window. It really felt like lying on the Pearl River, but I didn't know how to pick up details.