I first checked into Room 1119, which was absolutely disgusting – moldy walls, bulging floors, peeling wallpaper, and a moldy bathroom. To top it off, the room next door had a company sign, meaning it was someone else's office. After speaking with the front desk, I was moved to a room on the 12th floor. This new room's decor was thankfully much more normal, so I settled in. The night that followed was even more ridiculous: the air conditioning wasn't cooling properly, making it uncomfortably hot to sleep. Around 1:30 AM, an unexplained buzzing sound started coming from the room. A buzzing sound in the middle of the night is truly terrifying. I tracked it down to the landline phone in the room. Even after placing the receiver aside, the buzzing continued, so I had to unplug the phone cord to stop it. This place isn't really a hotel; it's an office building with a single front desk and one staff member on the ground floor. I felt that the hotel management needed to be aware of and address this series of terrible issues, so after waking up, I contacted Trip.com customer service, who were very understanding. According to Trip.com, the hotel questioned why I waited until morning to report an incident that happened at 1:30 AM. My reason was that I had a child and didn't want to deal with it in the middle of the night, and I had managed to resolve the buzzing issue myself. I immediately checked out and moved to another hotel; I had no desire to argue further!
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