A very unpleasant stay. I arrived at around 7 AM and was asked to pay an extra 200 yuan for early check-in. I've had early check-ins at other hotels before, and if there was an available room, they'd arrange it without extra charge. So, if I check out at 9 AM, before the standard 12 PM, should I get a partial refund on my room rate?
Secondly, we booked four rooms for nine people, all including breakfast. The staff closely monitored the number of people, and because one extra person was a second-grader, they insisted we pay an additional 78 yuan (the breakfast quality was nothing to write home about, by the way). When I called the front desk for more bottled water, the staff informed me that each room was only allowed four bottles, implying extra bottles would be charged. This is precisely why domestic mid-to-high-end hotels are thriving – these situations typically don't occur at brands like Hanting Premium, Intercity, Crystal Orange, Atour, Hampton by Hilton, etc., where bottled water is freely available in corridors and elevator lobbies.
Service: Just average.
Cleanliness: I saw a cleaning lady using the same rag for both the room and the bathroom? I didn't see if she cleaned the toilet. One of the rooms had a very foul-smelling bathroom; the cleaner fiddled with it for a bit, but the smell returned shortly after.
Facilities: It's an old hotel with terrible soundproofing; you can hear everything happening outside.
Environment: If it weren't for the good location and sea view, I wouldn't give it any stars.
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