This hotel is over two decades old, and it really shows in the outdated layout, room types, furniture, TV, electronic control system, and water system.
At check-in, the front desk asked me to scan a QR code to register as a member, claiming future booking discounts. She said she'd take a photo after I finished, but it required filling out a lot of information, which was quite inconvenient. Once I got to my room, the doorbell rang. It was a staff member saying the TV cabinet door wasn't closing properly and she'd found someone to fix it. Shouldn't things be fixed *before* guests check in? I hadn't even reported it.
The booking page showed a complimentary self-service afternoon tea. When I went down to the lobby bar, they said everything inside was extra. The 'afternoon tea' turned out to be a staff member in a corner by the entrance, spreading taro paste on two small biscuits. The drinks were just vegetable and fruit-infused water from a dispenser in the front desk corner. You could literally walk across the lobby and stand there to enjoy this so-called self-service afternoon tea. Anyone walking by could take some, so why was it so prominently listed in the booking package? It wasn't exclusive to guests, just a meager offering.
It was raining in Fuzhou the day I checked in. The front desk lent me an umbrella, but as the rain got heavier, I discovered it was leaking. It was raining heavily outside and lightly inside, so I ended up getting wet regardless.
On the positive side, the gym and swimming pool were decent. However, the slippers were broken. What's bizarre is that I went twice on two different days, used different lockers, and both times the left slipper was broken. A 100% chance of getting a faulty left slipper!
Even more interesting, while I was swimming, a 'leader' came to inspect and pointed out some issues. After he left, the staff members muttered amongst themselves, saying things like, 'We've done so well, and he still finds problems,' completely unconcerned about me being there. Honestly, instead of all this superficial effort, the hotel should seriously look at feedback like mine and pay attention to the details.
Fuzhou is your founder's hometown, and 'Fuxiang' has lasted twenty years. Where will it be in the next twenty?
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