This hotel has set a new low for the worst hotel experience I've had on Trip.com! First off, the parking instructions were incredibly unclear, which led to a conflict and argument with the property management (who apparently aren't affiliated with the hotel). As a Marriott-branded hotel, shouldn't these details be within the hotel's purview? Without clear guidance, how are out-of-town drivers like us supposed to park and check in easily? After a 20-minute hassle, I finally checked in. Walking through a strangely green hallway to the room, I was again dumbfounded. I booked the most expensive family room on Trip.com, but what did I get? It was full of superficial touches. The room type clearly looked like a renovation of a standard room, with limited space. The 'family bed' was created by repurposing the sofa area, and the camping tent occupied the entire tea area, making it very inconvenient to boil water and posing a scald risk for children. The carpet was also dirty, and most of the family room amenities shown in the pictures were missing. In short, I paid over 200 more than a standard room price, only to get a standard room – the discrepancy was huge. And the most bizarre part was the parking exit. They're still using the most outdated method of handing a paper slip to the security guard, who then spent several minutes talking to the monitoring room via walkie-talkie before finally letting me out. This kind of operation in today's modern world was truly eye-opening. I didn't intend to be so thorough, but I hope this helps other guests avoid this pitfall when booking a family room. Lower your expectations, accept reality. If you want a proper family room, go for a legitimate five-star hotel. I fell for the cheaper option this time, and I won't dare to again! 🤣🤣
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