Unexpectedly, the two nights spent in the last city of my trip were far from ideal, with the main problems being as follows:
1. Additional losses due to a front desk order error: The front desk made a mistake with the order information upon check-in, causing chaos in the breakfast arrangements and resulting in me paying tens of thousands of rupees in handling fees. This process was both frustrating and perplexing.
2. Inappropriate room type and severe noise: We were ultimately assigned a tent room, not the room type we had booked. Worse still, the constant noise from surrounding machinery made it impossible to sleep, severely impacting our rest.
3. Failure to deliver on the promised drinking water: The hotel clearly stated that two bottles of water would be provided daily, but none were replenished the next day, and no one followed up on the issue after inquiries. We had to beg for a bottle at check-out.
4. Limited dining options and inability to meet basic needs: The restaurant's food selection was already limited, and even buying a bottle of mineral water was impossible; we were only allowed to buy beverages, resulting in a poor overall experience.
5. Additional Tourist Tax: Of the three cities I stayed in in Madagascar, only this hotel charged a tourist tax, which wasn't mentioned on the booking.
Frankly, even at several hundred yuan per night, it's not cheap locally. Insufficient electricity is understandable in Madagascar, but the hotel's overall facilities and service experience simply didn't meet my expectations.
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