Four Points by Sheraton Luohe

I was quite satisfied with my stay overall. I felt very good from the moment I walked in. The lady at the front desk was very nice. Not only did she check me in quickly, she was also very considerate and took the initiative to tell me the WiFi password and breakfast time, and introduced some good restaurants and shopping places around the hotel. The room was simple and warm, clean and hygienic, and the air conditioning was also OK. There are many types of breakfast, including porridge, noodles, bread, fruit, and freshly ground coffee. The spicy soup is especially good. What surprised me most was that when I checked out, the lady at the front desk prepared souvenirs: water, fruit and yogurt. It seemed that the ladies at the front desk really cared about the guests' experience. If I come to Luohe next time, I will stay here again.

It is said to be the number one hotel in Luohe, but it is just so-so. The facilities and services are just average.

The first room was 706, but the air conditioner was not cold and the bathtub did not drain. We changed to another room, 729, and the toilet was leaking, with a large puddle on the bathroom floor. The front desk staff was very good and handled the business quickly, but the facilities were seriously damaged.

It is said to be the best hotel in Luohe. I think compared with the local economic level, it is already first-class. Although the facilities cannot be compared with those in second-tier and first-tier cities, the attitude of the waiters is definitely comparable to that of international five-star hotels. I thank them for sticking to their posts during the Spring Festival and bringing warmth to us, the returning wanderers.

Overall it's pretty good. When traveling by car, as soon as you arrive at the hotel, there are two beautiful girls helping you with your luggage. Wherever you pass, beautiful girls will take the initiative to greet you. But when we were leaving the hotel, we pulled the big suitcase to the car and no boy helped us. The security guard in the parking lot stared at me with his big eyes. I couldn’t tell whether he was counting ants on the ground or feeling sad about not having a good breakfast. Anyway, he didn’t see me struggling to put the suitcase into the trunk, which wiped out my good mood of enjoying the freshly squeezed soy milk and crispy egg-filled pancakes for breakfast.