A very bad check-in experience, I encountered "lantern damage assessment" in Tongli! A few hours after I checked out, the merchant sent me a photo and told me that the bracket for the shower in the bathroom was broken. I clearly told that this thing was broken when I checked in, because it was broken, the elderly did not take a bath at night, and I was the one who washed the child. I thought that I couldn't ask too much for a hotel of 200 per night, and it was normal to have some defects, but I didn't expect it to become a reason for the merchant to slander me. First of all, I once again emphasized that it is absolutely impossible and unnecessary for me to lie about such things in front of the children. Secondly, I want to tell the merchant that it is very normal for such cheap hardware to be damaged when opening the door to do business and opening the pattern. Shouldn't they check their facilities regularly after years of disrepair? Moreover, during the more than ten hours we stayed, this broken thing was always in a cracked state and did not fall off. We were out with the elderly and children, so we would definitely not be picky about the room. I didn't let the elderly take a bath because I thought it was a safety hazard, but why did it fall off a few hours after I left the hotel? This made me think about it. Since the aunt in your hotel cleans and checks every time, why did I find that the urine of the previous guest had not been flushed after I opened the toilet lid after checking in? Not only that, the room also smelled of urine. The scenery in Tongli is pretty good, but the filthiness of the inn is really infuriating, which made this trip to Suzhou have an imperfect ending. And this is just a hardware piece worth a few dollars. It is very cheap. Is it really unnecessary? I am not used to checking all the facilities of the hotel before checking in. I believe that most people will not do this. Even if they find problems, they will overcome them by themselves. However, although I am tolerant, I am not weak. Please respect your customers!
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