Location & Transportation: This hotel is located in a very remote area, seemingly in a new district. It's about 10 kilometers from the airport by car, and there are very few restaurants nearby, only some small and not very good ones. Therefore, this hotel is only suitable for a short layover.
Parking: There are a few scattered parking spaces in front of the hotel. In the off-season, if you return to the hotel early, you might still find a spot [facepalm].
Breakfast: The breakfast looks fairly substantial, but there aren't many edible options. The stir-fries are all spicy, which children can't eat. The fried eggs are very oily, and the milk dispenser's flow rate is very slow; it takes about five minutes to fill a cup. I wonder if large cartons of milk are considered a high-cost item in hotel breakfasts? They're so frugal! The other food is mostly staples: steamed sweet potatoes, noodles. By the way, the restaurant staff scolds guests. I wonder if all Shaanxi women have this temperament? Regardless of where you're from, this is unacceptable in the service industry; there's clearly a management problem.
Soundproofing: The soundproofing is terrible. You can hear everything clearly – people upstairs and downstairs, neighbors, making phone calls, running around, jumping.
Room Facilities: This is quite bad. We booked a twin room, but when we went to shower, we found the hot water flow was extremely weak (the picture below shows the hot water flow set to maximum and pressurized mode). It was so weak we couldn't shower. We contacted the hotel, and they said they didn't have any twin beds to replace it and would fix it the next day. The next day, the hotel told us it was fixed, but when I tried to shower that evening, the water flow was still the same – there was no change at all. They said they would fix it on the third day. I paid for the entire... I booked four nights, but it's been dragging on for three days straight without being resolved. For those three nights, I returned to the hotel very late every night to find the water still wasn't working. Exhausted, I had to contact the hotel again, and they would give me a temporary unoccupied room to shower in before I could go back to my own room to sleep. Every day felt like being homeless [facepalm]. My child even caught a cold and cough because of it. On the fourth day, I found the hotel manager, who actually said they had rooms available the next day but couldn't contact us. First, no one from the hotel contacted us to say we could change rooms. Second, if they couldn't contact us, shouldn't they have continued trying? Where is their attitude towards solving customer problems? Finally, the manager changed our room to a twin room with a shower on the fourth day. It was a truly awful experience.
The overall management of this hotel is very poor, whether it's daily management or emergency plans. Only by taking guests' affairs and feelings seriously can you make progress and get better and better. You think that solving the guests' shower problem is enough, but you should be solving your own problems. You let the guests make do for a few days and then leave. You just let another guest make do. Delaying is your specialty, and what you are doing is destroying the customers' trust in you.
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