The overall硬件 (hardware/facilities) were good. The room was spacious and well-decorated, and the view outside the window was also nice. It wasn't too far from the tourist attractions either. Although breakfast was just so-so, I was still planning on giving a five-star review.
However, I was utterly disgusted by the front desk when I checked out.
At the time, the front desk agent was assisting other guests, and I was patiently waiting in line behind them. When it was my turn, a woman suddenly rushed out of the elevator and placed her room card directly on the counter. The male front desk agent then completely ignored me and proceeded to help her first.
I asked him, "Can't you see I was here first?"
He replied, "I saw you, but that lady handed over her card first. So, I apologize." His logic was that because the woman handed her card over first, even though he clearly saw me queuing, he would still prioritize the person who cut in line. So, if everyone is checking out, am I, the one who patiently waited in line, supposed to just accept being cut off? This can't be standard hotel SOP.
I asked him to call the manager, and he told me, "I'm the only one here today." Fine, since I couldn't report the situation on-site, I can only write it on this platform. I hope management sees this and properly trains this **person** with the middle part and an earbud in his right ear.
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