Guest User
November 4, 2024
I was looking for the location and view of the hotel, and I arrived early at 11 am. After checking in, the front desk asked me to leave my email address and said that I would send an email when there was a room. So I waited and went out first.
But I didn't receive the email. When I came back at 5 o'clock, the hotel arranged a room. At first glance, it was a room facing the corridor opposite the hotel. There was no view at all, and the window was very small and there was no light.
So I wanted to ask the hotel if there was a room to change. After communicating back and forth many times, the reply was: I only guarantee a big bed but not a view. The hotel is full and there is no other room of the same room type to change. If you want a view, you can pay more to change it.
If this is the case, should it be clearly marked when booking that there may be no city view, then I will not book this room type. The attitude of the hotel is that I don't have a room, you can do it.
There is another problem here. Although the email address was clearly left and the letter spelling of the email address was confirmed with me in person, the email address was still sent to the wrong email address. The hotel's operation is very suspicious, but it is hard to say.
In addition, the hotel is relatively old, there is no USB charging, no slippers and minibar, which is not suitable for the four-star positioning. The breakfast is indeed quite good.
I suggest that you must be cautious when booking, and do not be deceived by the store.
At the same time, I also hope that Ctrip will consider whether to clearly mark the corresponding landscape of the room type. I see that other platforms have separate landscape room options, which will give consumers a psychological expectation.
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