Surfers Beachside Holiday Apartments

Arrive early. The staff will provide rooms in advance if they are available. It's very good. And the home provides membership information at the club next door, which allows tenants to get discounts on food. There is a parking space in the rental, which is convenient for travel. Most of them are good, but the rooms are too old. The TVs all have green screens. WiFi is limited and extra charges will apply.

It is no exaggeration to say that this is the worst "hotel" I have ever stayed in. This is actually the kind of apartment building that the second landlord rents out and does the same thing as Airbnb, but it is not as comfortable and clean as Airbnb, nor does it have the services and bottom line like a real hotel. 1. First of all, we arrived at twelve o'clock. The so-called "front desk" (actually an old Chinese man as the administrator) had already gone to bed. We were locked in the door to cool down, and Ctrip failed to solve the problem within the promised fifteen minutes. 2. We found I wrote a phone number at the door and contacted the landlord myself. He directed us to open a mailbox (exactly the same as Airbnb), but we only had the key to one of the two rooms we booked. 3. After checking in, I found that the room was very dirty. The sound of the sewer pipes in the bathroom lasted all night. There was only one sheet for the quilt. It was very noisy because it was close to the road. Airbnb only dared to charge 500 for this level! 4. There is no service with the psychology of hosting. The old man said that the most It was placed at 13:00 because he was about to get off work, so our luggage was left there and not stolen by luck. You can also go over the wall and read the reviews of tourists from around the world on Google Maps. There are a lot of one-star reviews. It’s really crazy to spend so much money to live in such a shabby place. Really, either book a hotel or book an Airbnb. This kind of shabby B&B that charges four-star hotel fees should close down soon!