Daochengyading Howard Johnson

The facilities are luxurious and elegant, and it is close to the tourist center of the scenic spot.

The hotel has an elegant environment. The rooms are spacious, bright and comfortable. There is also a bathtub where you can take a bath to relieve the fatigue of climbing. The front desk service is also very kind and polite. They proactively greet you and introduce the situation in the town, making it convenient for us to travel. The breakfast is also rich. We stayed for two nights. The breakfast menu changes every day. This is the first place to go to Daocheng Yading

The bed was very comfortable to sleep on; The cleaning lady cleaned and I put away the skin care products that were piled up on the washstand, which was nice. The view outside the window was also nice; The breakfast was rich

For ******* areas, this service standard and quality is already great. The breakfast is also very rich. We were given a free room upgrade. I will stay here again next time I come to Aden. Great

Nice hotel, complete facilities, most importantly, good environment

Facilities: The best star-rated hotel in the area, completely complete and found. Hygiene: Very clean Environment: It's a few minutes' drive from the scenic spot, so you can go out for a walk, or a few minutes' drive to eat. Service: very good. Maybe it's the off-season, but the price/performance ratio is too high.

Facilities: It says there is oxygen equipment, but in reality there is none.

This stay at Howard Johnson Aden is definitely something I will never forget! Stayed for two nights on the 9th and 10th, the difference in management level is incredible! It can be seen in a little thing after checking in. The floor mat outside the shower stall in the bathroom was found to have stains similar to the color of soy sauce, and I asked to be replaced. A waitress who was not wearing work clothes, chewed gum, and had an expressionless face, replaced them, saying that the stains could not be washed away. . Everything that happened in the early morning was like a thriller in a movie. When I woke up at around three o'clock in the morning that night, I found that there was a power outage in the room. I thought it was a circuit breaker in the room and ignored it. I woke up from the cold at 5:45. I called the room phone to tell the front desk that there was no power in the room, only to find that the phone had no power and the hotel switchboard couldn't be connected. I started to feel that something was wrong. When I opened the door, I couldn't see my fingers. It turned out that the entire hotel had a power outage. I had no choice but to use my mobile phone to turn on the lights and take the emergency exit stairs to go back to the hotel lobby from the parking lot outside the hotel. The parking lot was full of cars, but there were no security guards. When I entered the lobby, I could not see my fingers and there was no one around. I was in the hotel. I shouted loudly and repeatedly in the lobby: "Is there anyone there?", but no one responded. Looking back at the bustling hotel and bright lights when I checked in, I immediately felt a sense of fear: Could something have happened? So he quickly walked back upstairs to his room. We first called 110 to call the police for help. 110 responded that it could not handle the matter and asked us to complain to 12345. So I immediately complained to 12345. Although the call was answered, there was no emergency solution to solve the dilemma at that time. So I contacted Ctrip customer service who booked the hotel. Ctrip customer service contacted the hotel. A waiter came in about 5 minutes and was told that there was a power outage in Shangri-La Town and the hotel was arranging independent power generation. Since we were not sure when the hotel would be powered on (the power outage had lasted for more than 3 hours, and the hotel had no emergency plan), and we were also afraid of staying in a hotel with no one responding, we chose to drive out of the hotel first. At about 6:36, the room There was a power outage and water outage, and the toilets could not be used. We chose to enter the scenic spot first when we were hungry and cold. When I came back around 6pm, the hotel had resumed normal business. When we reported the situation in the early morning to the relevant hotel staff, the other party's reply was speechless, saying that it was a power outage in the town and had nothing to do with the hotel! As an international chain hotel (Howard Johnson), Howard Johnson Aden's management and service are really poor. 1. The municipal power supply was out for several hours, and the hotel had no plan to generate electricity on its own. 2. During the few hours of power outage, no notification (such as phone calls or text messages) was given to guests. There was no on-site hotel attendant or security to provide guidance. Even the hotel room phone was unavailable and the switchboard could not be connected. 3. No follow-up work. The hotel did not proactively provide any reply or explanation to the affected guests. As if nothing happened. This was the first time I called the police because I was shocked while staying in a hotel. Just imagine, you wake up in a hotel and find that the surroundings are dark and suddenly dead silent. No one can be found in the hotel and no one cares about you. How do you feel? One more little thing: around 8 o'clock on the second night, the toilet bowl was blocked. The hotel arranged for a waiter to clear the problem and it was done in a few minutes. The waiter left, leaving a mess on the toilet floor and toilet, with sewage and stains splashing everywhere. Can't believe this is the service from Howard Johnson! (The photo shows the shower switch, which has fallen off)