I had some expectations for the Pullman as soon as I walked into the lobby. But the moment I stepped out of the elevator on the 14th floor, where my room was, I was hit by an overpowering smell of mold. Honestly, I've never experienced anything like this, not even in budget chain hotels like Home Inn. I tried to tell myself it might just be the damp hallway, and surely the room would be better—it's a Pullman, after all, right? The second I opened the door, I wanted to smack myself for being so optimistic. The moldy smell wasn't just 'refreshing'; it was strong enough to blow the top of your head off. I ended up coughing for several minutes straight. Is this really a Pullman? A high-end brand under Accor? Is this room quality seriously not a joke? I don't know if the front desk deliberately put me in this room because I'm not an Accor member, or because I got a cheaper rate, but either way, this is absolutely not the quality a hotel room should have. Even if you were a 100-yuan hostel, this would still be completely unacceptable! You clearly knew the room had a moldy smell, yet you spent a fortune on an overpriced air purifier. What's the point? That's just burying your head in the sand. Whoever handles complaints at this hotel should seriously chew out your engineering colleagues via email—assuming you're not all in on this together and slacking off. For any traveler reading this: in summary, I strongly advise against staying here. Unless, of course, you and your family are looking forward to getting a mold-induced lung infection. With this budget, you'd be much better off staying at the Marriott next door.
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