Anonymous User
Let's start with the positives: The room layout was well-designed, and the lighting, desk, and hangers were practical and useful. There's a rooftop terrace upstairs with a view of the Han River. The hotel is also not far from the Paifang Street entrance.
Now for the negatives: The service was absolutely subpar. Housekeeping didn't replenish the mineral water. They have a washing machine, but it's a washer-dryer combo. I asked the attendant on duty to start the drying cycle 15 minutes after I left, and she flat-out refused, even though she was just playing on her phone and there were no other guests. It was truly frustrating. Before check-out time, I received a WeChat message urging me to check out, which was delivered in a very unpalatable manner. It's clear there's no training and no service-mindedness among the staff. They claimed there was free parking, and the front desk told me to park by the city wall, saying it was free. However, after returning the rental car, the rental company sent me a message charging 50 yuan for parking (the hotel covered it after I discussed it with them). My entire Chaoshan trip felt ruined by Chaozhou itself. Local taxi drivers openly said they disliked tourists, vendors on the pedestrian street were rude, and at the entrance to scenic spots, no one even bothered to look at you when you spoke to them. In short, I'll never come back to Chaozhou in this lifetime, nor will I recommend it to friends! If the hotel wants to capitalize on tourism, they seriously need to train their staff. They have potential but are let down by their service. It feels like every industry in Chaozhou is just focused on making money, with no service awareness or capability whatsoever!
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