Guest User
May 25, 2024
Extremely dissatisfied with this stay. File a complaint! 1. When I checked in, I made it clear that there was a power outage and I had to use a generator. The air conditioner could not be turned on lower than 20 degrees. As a result, the power went out at about 10 o'clock in the evening. Service personnel did not proactively remind or notify during the power outage. 2. There was no electricity in the room when I came back at about 1 a.m., so I had to contact the front desk on my mobile phone to explain the room number. The front desk said there was electricity. During this period, there were no lights in the corridors of more than a dozen rooms near the room. Said the engineering staff would come and take a look. As a result, the caller spoke in a dialect that I couldn't understand and finally said that there was no electricity in the room in this section. . . 3. Ask the uncle what to do if there is no power. . . I asked if I could change to a room with electricity, and the uncle said to ask the front desk to change rooms. . . 4. I went to the front desk and was told that the generator could not supply all the rooms. The rooms near me were powered on at four in the morning. The service staff asked how to solve the problem and said that they could check out and get a refund. . Did I mention that all the rooms with electricity are full? As a result, I was given a different room. . . Where do customers go when they check out at one o'clock in the morning? ? ? ? ? Speaking of force majeure, government power outages are force majeure. When you checked in, it was made clear that you were using a generator for power supply and your hotel was not guaranteed. If there is a power outage, no notification will be given for fear of affecting the rest of the guests. . . Please provide a clear outcome of this complaint
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