This was my third stay, and unfortunately, I experienced a lot of unpleasant interactions. At check-in, I provided passports for all four family members. Later, after changing in the room, I went to request towels for the pool, only to be asked to show my passport again. I had to go back to the room to retrieve it and then return it to the room afterward. The next day, finding it too much hassle, I left my passport at the front desk to borrow towels and collected it when I returned them. Given that they had my room number, I'd already presented passports at check-in, and they had my address and phone number, is it really necessary to show my passport every single time just for towels?
Since I used Grab for transportation, I frequently needed small change. On previous stays, the front desk would exchange large bills for small ones. This time, despite asking every time I needed to use Grab, they never once accommodated my request. With shops and restaurants on-site, I find it hard to believe they didn't have small change. Inconveniently located with no shops nearby, Grab is essential, so I really wish they'd offer the basic service of providing small change.
Even the male staff member who brought toilet paper had a poor attitude. Even if I don't request room cleaning, I expect replacements for toilet paper, water, and bath towels to be left outside the room. I can only hope for improved service in the future. The female staff member who exchanged towels was kind, though.
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