Quanbo E-sports Hotel, Central Square (Two Rivers and Four Lakes Scenic Area)

The room is full of technology and the decoration design is eye-catching. The computer runs smoothly without lag, and the sound insulation effect of the room is also good. The lady at the front desk has a very good service attitude and can communicate well and provide services. The location is excellent. In front of the hotel is the Stadium Square, next to it is the Cultural Palace Commercial Street, and behind the hotel is Zhengyang Street. Within a few steps, you can see the scenery of the two rivers and four lakes. It is a good hotel where you can enjoy the scenery and have fun when you return to the hotel.

The bed has bunk beds, which is very interesting, like going back to school. The equipment configuration is also very good, except that the keyboard is a bit awkward and creaks when pressed, and there is a little soot residue on the inside of the earphone sponge, which is not enough to hide the flaws. Overall, it is very good!

I didn't sleep all night. The decoration materials in the room were not good. The smell was too strong. I couldn't open my eyes. I covered my nose with clothes all night. Don't stay. There is no parking space. You have to pay for parking yourself. This is the worst hotel I have ever stayed in. We checked out very early the next day.

First of all, this is not the first time I've stayed here. I usually stay here when I come to Guilin on business, so I'm considered a repeat customer. The main complaints this time are: 1. The computer shuts down as soon as the room card is pulled out. This problem is actually very easy to solve. Just give the guest an electricity card when you check in. Not everyone plays competitive games. If you want to leave your computer idle when you go out, you have to go out without a room card. Very troublesome! Secondly, I had a good impression of the front desk when I stayed in previous hotels. The service provided by the sister who checked me in this time was also good. When I was making the room card, I met a middle-aged uncle who was chewing betel nut in his mouth and looked very ruffian. I personally suggest that the front desk should be left to professionals! Really ruined my impression. Finally, the graphics card on Ctrip's external network does not match the graphics card for actual stay.