All hotel amenities are provider-centric, not user-centric.
The parking lot itself is made of blocks embedded in grass, not asphalt or cement. This means you're essentially forced to unload and park at the hotel entrance.
The hotel hallways are carpeted, which may be a noise-reducing advantage, but is highly susceptible to pollution and dust.
The swimming pool is open for one-night stays at 10 a.m. the next day. Considering the 11 a.m. checkout time, is it really safe for women to use it?
Looking at hotels in Haeundae and Gwangalli, most are open from 6 a.m. to 8 a.m., never past 9 a.m.
Of course, the pool requires a lifeguard on duty at all times. Considering the hotel's location in Haenam, staffing and shuttle services are often insufficient for flexible working hours compared to metropolitan areas.
However, such issues are understandable in a neighborhood motel or a two-star hotel, but forcing customers to feel uncomfortable for such reasons seems unbecoming of a four-star hotel.
I hope to become a user-centered hotel rather than a supplier-centered hotel.
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