Guest User
July 27, 2024
First of all, check in. There is no parking or cars allowed in such a big square at the entrance. If I hadn't asked the waiter to take my luggage, I would have had to drag a bunch of luggage and stuff across. The hotel has no awareness of barrier-free facilities at all, and the various steps and thresholds are very inhumane.
There is no elevator or air conditioning on the 4th floor of Building B of the Second Hotel. The hotel room door is not tight and there is a big gap.
The third hotel room only had one pillow. I asked for an extra pillow, but the pillow was so dirty and had a lot of marks on it.
The attitude of the waiter at the breakfast restaurant of the Fourth Hotel was particularly bad. You need to collect the tableware yourself for breakfast. This was the first time I heard that. Because I didn’t understand why this was necessary, the waiter rolled his eyes and was very aggressive.
To sum up, I said it was a hotel and the waiter said they were not, it was a nursing home. I didn’t understand the difference because no matter what you call it, I am a consumer. I spent money and didn’t get the treatment that normal consumers receive. The service staff were arrogant and unreasonable. And there is an inexplicable sense of superiority. Please open your eyes and see. It has been reform and opening up for n years. Don’t look like a state-owned enterprise in the planned economy of the 1970s and 1980s.
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