JiJia Hotel

1. Modern design and strong sense of space The loft apartment is cleverly designed, with bedrooms upstairs and living rooms downstairs, high space utilization, and simple and modern overall decoration, making it suitable for young people and short-term travelers. 2. Complete facilities and convenient living The room is equipped with a washing machine, refrigerator, TV, open kitchen, etc., suitable for long-term living, convenient living, and the living experience is close to that of an apartment hotel. 3. Good lighting and wide view The room has large floor-to-ceiling windows with good lighting. Some room types have city views and plenty of light during the day, making it very comfortable to live in. 4. Excellent location and convenient transportation With convenient transportation and complete living facilities in the surrounding area, it is suitable for business trips and independent travelers. There are many restaurants and supermarkets nearby to meet daily needs. 5. Friendly service and high cost performance The staff is friendly and the service response is timely. The overall accommodation price is good value for money compared to similar hotel apartments, which is suitable for travelers with limited budgets.

The price is affordable. Although there is an overpass outside the room and the sound of cars speeding by is deafening from morning to night, there are mottled rust spots on the walls of the toilet and bathroom. The room is not soundproof and is filled with a musty smell, which is very similar to the bad attitude of the clerk when I left the hotel. The early stage was pretty good. Later, when I was checking out, something happened that refreshed my three views. I have been traveling outside for more than ten years and have stayed in hundreds of hotels, but only in this hotel did the waitress, an old lady, call and threaten me: "How can you be such a person? If you don't come to pick up your luggage, I will sell it to you!" The incident started when I checked in on the 23rd. After staying for a few days and finishing my training, I wanted to visit Shanghai, so I packed my luggage at 5 am on the 27th and prepared to check out. But there was no one at the front desk at that time, and I left my luggage in the room as I thought my deposit had not been refunded. After I went out, I called the front desk around 7 o'clock. At first, no one answered, but later an elderly male clerk answered. I told him to help me take my luggage to the front desk (the distance from the third floor to the first floor), and after I finished my business, if I wanted to stay, I would continue to stay, otherwise I would refund my deposit. The male clerk agreed. I thought it was not a big deal, so I went on to explore Shanghai in the rain. Unexpectedly, just when we finished visiting Tianzifang and were having dinner, the elderly female clerk called and yelled at me. I quickly explained that I had already communicated with the male clerk. The woman immediately said, no, you must take it away immediately, otherwise I will sell it to you. To be honest, this has greatly increased my knowledge. So I quickly took a taxi back to get my luggage. After arriving at the store, after some negotiations, I found out that the luggage had been placed in a corner of the front desk. Finally, I returned the deposit and quickly fled from this dangerous place. But the way the elderly male clerk looked at people over the top of his glasses and the way he slammed the window shut made me feel as if I was not a customer who had once stayed there, but a countryman working as a long-term worker for the landlord. What time has it come? What is the current economic situation like? Why are two elderly people still acting like this? This full of hostility is so scary.