This is not a hotel at all, it can only be said to be a guest house, not a serious guest house. When I went to the luggage storage in the morning, there was no front desk. My husband went from floor to floor to find the staff. It was a man who was not very tidy himself who was cleaning the room. There was a pitch-black smell inside. Then all kinds of men came out of the hotel. I felt bad at that time. I wanted to cancel the reservation for the next two days through Ctrip, but was ruthlessly rejected by the store. After having fun in the evening, I checked in. When I looked back, I saw that the man in line behind me was very sexy and kept pulling down his pants. Psychologically hairy. After entering the room, there was a smell, and then the TV was turned on and there was porn. I had a baby, so I kept rubbing it with alcohol. The baby was touching and pressing here and there, and I was going crazy. What kind of hotel is this? It's dark. lights, three speakers on the ceiling. No free water, no such kettle, no such old keys. The toiletries smell like plastic. I never bring toiletries when I come to a hotel in Japan. It’s embarrassing. Then there was no one at the front desk at 23 o'clock, not to mention the front desk, security, and staff. I couldn't sleep all night.
Ctrip's service is still good, they are very responsible, helped me contact the agent, and listened to my complaints most of the night. Try to help me recover my check-out losses. I just want to say, before putting it on the shelves, can Ctrip do its due diligence and at least take a look at it on the spot. If the hotel says it's adults only, I won't consider it. Accommodation for the Fireworks Festival is tight, so I chose it because the room was large and the price was not cheap.
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