Seriously, a word of warning! I ran into a trap at check-in today: the receptionist wouldn't just scan my ID card; she insisted I open a mini-program. I asked if I could do it directly, and she flatly said no, grabbing her phone to try and do it herself. I immediately realized something was wrong and snatched it back, saying, "Don't bother with all that, just check in normally." After some back and forth, I finally checked in with my ID card—no need to scan any codes!
It feels like there's something fishy going on here. I bet if they scanned the code, they'd be trying to authorize or register me for a membership, and I wouldn't even know how my personal information got stolen. So, for anyone going to the hotel, please be careful: no matter what the receptionist says, insist on registering with your ID card. Don't download any apps, and don't scan random codes! Protect your personal information and don't get tricked into signing up for any automatically charged memberships. It's always good to be cautious when traveling!
The hotel's cleanliness was also so-so, and the design was flawed in many ways. There were no power outlets near the table, and when I flushed the toilet, fecal matter splattered all over the towel—it was truly unpleasant.
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