Homa Hotel Shiraz

The breakfast is very poor, there is no wifi and the cleaning lady does not clean the room every day and does not put out the towels.

The room facilities are acceptable, but a bit noisy, about 1.5 kilometers away from the main city. However, the two wooden-faced front desk ladies have refreshed my bottom-line understanding of the hotel service industry. Intuitively speaking, they are as noble as queens, and whatever they do when facing guests can make people's blood pressure rise... The first one was at check-in Encountered, I was given a room on the first floor. When I expressed my wish for a quiet room and asked about the situation of this room, I asked "Have you checked it? How do you know it's not quiet if you haven't checked it?", I wanted to confirm that the first floor is the lobby When I went up to another floor, I said contemptuously, "Why do you think this is the first floor, this is the ground floor?" When I found that the room was really noisy and I tossed down to change rooms, I was cold and blunt throughout the process, and I was impatient to say another word ;The second lady I met when I checked out was even more strange. She actually told me that I could not store my luggage. Seeing her throwing faces at her manager and bellman equally, and taking the 21st as the 22nd with extremely poor business ability, even if I got the date on the phone, I still insisted that it was the 22nd... Although the front desk cannot represent the property of the hotel, sometimes a certain link is too bad, so bad that it breaks through the lower limit, which will make the whole check-in process insecure, such as Homa Hotel