Let’s start with finding the check-in area. You have to say you have found it because there is a black net to keep out the cats and in front there is a white cloth covering your belongings, which I think is for storing things. We found it at Checkpoint 2 and met the receptionist (or not?) who didn’t greet us. We found a different room than the one we booked, claiming that the Type B we booked was already occupied. However, we insisted on Type B because our child is still small and we are afraid that he will fall out of the bed if he sleeps in a high bed. This is the only reason we booked this hotel, because there is only one bed on the floor. They said that Type B belongs to my younger sister and we need to clear that up first. We arrived at Checkpoint 4 at 4 pm, but the room was not ready yet. We had to wait for the room. The housekeeper who sent us to make the bed complained while doing so. We also asked them to please sweep the floor because there were 3 spots of gecko droppings. They were afraid that our child would crawl and put them in their mouth. The housekeeper said that she had just cleaned it herself, so she asked them to come and take a look, so they fixed it for us. We didn’t inform them about this because we thought that we would only be staying one night and then leave in the morning, but the water wasn’t draining and it smelled bad. We didn’t inform them about this because we thought that we would just stay one night and leave in the morning, but the water wasn’t draining and it smelled bad. We had food as shown in the picture. There was rice porridge but we had to wait because they were out of pork. There was only bread and butter. There is no jam provided. *It feels like staying at the home of a relative you are not close to.* (The picture below is of the finished bed.)
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