This hotel isn't very China-friendly. Considering how many Chinese guests stay here, it's surprising that no one speaks Chinese. While not a must-have, it does suggest a lack of attention to Chinese tourists.
The breakfast offers a wide variety, but most dishes cater to Western tastes. During breakfast, I noticed that over half the guests were East Asian (Chinese, Japanese, Korean), yet they didn't even offer chopsticks for the noodles.
Furthermore, there were a lot of ants in the room, and the curtains didn't block out light well. As soon as dawn broke, the room was severely lit, which disrupted my sleep.
Now, for the main point. The villa I booked included both breakfast and dinner. On the second night, we went for dinner. The restaurant closed at 10 PM, and we arrived at 8:50 PM. Before I presented my complimentary meal voucher, the server at the entrance was all smiles. But the moment I showed the voucher, she immediately told me there was no food left. There were clearly plenty of Westerners still eating inside, yet she claimed there was nothing. I instantly felt discriminated against. However, being in a foreign country, I didn't press the issue. While I could have fought for my rights, I was starving at that point, so I let it go, deciding to vent my frustration in this review instead.
I definitely won't be staying at Hilton Bali again in the future, and I'll be sure to tell my friends to avoid this hotel.
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