When I checked out, the front desk asked if I was satisfied with my stay. My exact words were: 'I feel like the price I paid doesn't do justice to your service.' Honestly, my biggest impression is that out of all the places I've been and hotels I've stayed at, this is the first time I've experienced such an amazing level of service for just over 200 yuan.
On the day of check-in, the front desk called at 11 AM to ask about my arrival time and registered my license plate (since the hotel is within a scenic area, you need to drive in). Upon arrival, the hotel's sightseeing cart picked us up from the parking lot – even though it was only two or three hundred meters away. They upgraded our room, gave us complimentary fruit, and thoughtfully suggested the best time to see the stone carvings, even driving us to the scenic area entrance. The entire street is lined with hotels, offering accommodation, conference rooms, dining, KTV, and mahjong rooms. The dinner place served truly delicious food, all made fresh, and breakfast also exceeded my expectations. It was too hot to go out, so they specially opened the playroom for my two little girls and made sure the air conditioning was fully on. They even gave us a small gift when we checked out. I genuinely worry they might be losing money!
The front desk staff, the sightseeing cart driver, and the cafeteria service staff – everyone I encountered had an excellent attitude. I don't think it's about high salaries; rather, the boss is just lucky to have hired such a genuinely wonderful group of people.
The only downside is that all the shops downstairs were closed. I'm not sure if it's because it's the off-season, too hot, or a long-term closure, but it made buying things a bit inconvenient. There's a vending machine, but nothing frozen, which is a bit tough in this weather. Aside from that, at a room rate of two or three hundred yuan, it would be foolish of me to find any more fault.
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