1. The on-site management is very poor, which is reflected in 1. The buffet says that it starts at 18:30, but it was full at 18:20, and there were no tables. They kept asking people to go in and find seats. How does the management of Phuket manage it? Even if it is a buffet, they have to pay attention to how many people can be accommodated and how many people have reserved the buffet, right? In addition, when I entered the buffet, I asked the manager to coordinate the table, and he said that he couldn't coordinate, why did he let us in? Standing to eat? I went to the buffet at 19:30 (the buffet was shown as 18:30-21:30 in the m group), but there was nothing to eat. I admit this. I wanted to eat the hot grilled skewers in the store, but they said that they were out of stock and they would not grill them. This is a self-service place? I spent 130+, and in the end they said that there was no meat and they would not grill them, which made me angry.
2. The on-site management is very poor, which is reflected in 2. I booked a hotel on xcheng.com during the day on the 2nd, and checked in at 17:50 on the 3rd. The front desk said that there was no room, but did not say the specific reason. I tolerated it. But your front desk wrote that after booking at 18:00, you cannot check out, and you must check out before 14:00. Check-in is not allowed, and you cannot check out even if you want to. How is Phuket managed? In addition, after eating the buffet, I went to the front desk to check in at 21:20, and they said there were no rooms. I couldn't check out, and they said there were no rooms. Why did you put up rooms without rooms? You blame the third party online. Do you have to book offline? I remember that several big brothers went to book offline, and you also said there were no rooms. What kind of logic is this?
All consumers come out to spend money and have fun. This is the first time I have encountered such a thing. Don't treat consumers as **. If you look at it from another angle, you say that there are many people during the holidays, I can understand, but this is another problem. The cultural tourism department or the hotel management did not realize that there were many people, and made preparations and some emergency measures in advance? They only care about issuing coupons and rooms, regardless of the feelings of consumers?
The consumption experience value, emotional experience value, and service experience value are very poor.
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