qianbei46
July 17, 2024
On a family trip, a couple checked in with a 74-year-old man, a 5-month-old baby, and an 8-year-old child. They went to the hotel in the evening to wash the children and found that there was no hot water. At 22:10, they reported that there was no hot water. After a while, the room staff came. I checked and said to contact the engineering department to check, but there was no proactive feedback within 20 minutes. I took the initiative to call the front desk to ask the reason. They said that the engineering department was repairing it and it would take about 30 minutes. They offered to change our room, but they later said that there was no hot water in the entire hotel. Then the hotel never actively reported any maintenance progress. I went to the front desk and continued to inquire about the progress to no avail. I contacted Ctrip for feedback until 23:25, but Ctrip contacted me and said it had been repaired. It was so funny. Then the 5-month-old baby didn't take a bath until 23:30. He cried all night and didn't get a good rest, which led to him having a low fever the next day. The 74-year-old elderly also didn't get a good night's rest, causing the family's trip to be canceled the next day. Forced to stay one more night locally. The hotel's handling of this matter was just a slip-up, not proactive, irresponsible, and indifferent. After asking about the progress, I had no idea. The person in charge called me in the evening of the next day and said that the cancellation of our itinerary the next day due to the hotel had no causal relationship with them. The contractual relationship between the consumer and the hotel only existed for one night's stay, awesome. The relationship is clean and tidy, please think twice about this kind of hotel.
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