Paris Eiffel by Yays

First of all, as a Ctrip user for so many years, I have never expressed any dissatisfaction with Ctrip's ordering meals. Even if there are some hotels that do not match the actual situation, as long as it is not too much, I generally do not comment. But the experience of this hotel in Paris has refreshed my three views on life. The following is my misfortune: 1. This legendary hotel does not have an elevator, ok I can accept it, many hotels in Europe do not have elevators, I carried a big suitcase up to the fifth floor by myself. 2. There is no front desk in this hotel, and all communication depends entirely on emails, which will send you electronic passwords and keys. 3. The things I encountered when I checked in were almost unheard of. The moment I entered the door, I found that the door had been pryed open. 4. On the day of check-in, the sheets and four-piece set were not changed, and there were crumbs left by the previous guest lying on the bed and eating on the bed. As well as the half bottle of milk in the kitchen and the ingredients left by the previous guest, and there are obvious oil stains on the table that have not been cleaned. There are no garbage bags in the kitchen and bathroom, I just throw the garbage bags aside and wait for me to cover them myself. The paper towels in the bathroom were also left by the previous guest, and no new ones were added at all. Although it has been a month since I returned to China, I think back on the experience of staying in this hotel. At that time, the booking price was nearly 2,000 per night. I was on a business trip in Paris, where I was not familiar with, and there was no other hotel available during the French strike, so I bit the bullet. Stayed for three nights. This made me have strong doubts about Ctrip's overseas hotel selection and quality control. The video was taken on the day I checked in, which is really disgusting.