I chose this hotel in Xi'an, and the breakfast was good, with a generous breakfast manager. They had Hu La Tang (spicy soup), Rou Jia Mo (meat burger), and Biang Biang noodles.
1. Upon arrival, the hotel's revolving door, which seemed old, hit my elderly family member, causing them to fall. I found the revolving door to be too narrow and too fast, making it unsuitable and a safety hazard.
2. I'd like to commend Ada, the duty manager that day, for her prompt handling of the situation. She arranged for my family member to be taken to the hospital for X-rays and examinations. Thumbs up to this manager! 👍
3. We arrived at the hotel at 11 AM. After my family member fell at the entrance, I noticed a hotel doorman and another person responsible for the entrance quietly discussing something. This was very unsettling and made guests feel uncomfortable, as if there was a disconnect between their words and actions. On October 3rd, around 10:30 AM when we were checking out, there was a slightly taller security guard at the entrance. I was with a pregnant woman, an elderly person, and a child, and I asked him to help put our luggage in the car trunk. The security guard, however, refused, saying he needed to maintain order at the entrance first. Our car was right there at the entrance; shouldn't he have offered a hand to put the luggage in the trunk? Even in non-five-star hotels across the country where I've stayed, the security guards always help with luggage. Therefore, the management and standards for security at this hotel are inadequate. The first point of contact for guests arriving at the hotel is the security at the entrance, and this deserves a negative review. Good things should be praised, and shortcomings should be criticized; otherwise, how can there be improvement?
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