Yaduo Hotel, Lu Xun's hometown, Shaoxing

I went to the hometown of Lu Xun and looked at hotels online for a long time. Ctrip recommended a high ranking and thought that Atour Hotel could be checked in with confidence. I booked this hotel. There was nothing to eat near the hotel. It was shabby. I thought it was convenient to be close to the attractions. As a result, it took half an hour to take a taxi to any attraction. It was super inconvenient. I was not satisfied with the room arranged by the front desk. My request was very simple. I didn’t want the first room. The last room that the front desk showed me was a rubbish room. They fooled the guests and told me that there were still two windows. What’s the use of two windows? I just want the middle room. What’s more funny is that a girl wearing glasses who claimed to be the hotel manager came up and emphasized to me that the room I booked was either the first or the last one. There was no choice. The room I booked was like this. I could only accept it. When he told me at the door, the door was closed by the wind. The hotel manager directly pushed our door open, yes, he pushed it open and stood at the door and told me that I could only take one of the two rooms. There was no other way, otherwise I would pay extra money to upgrade. The room I booked was 370 yuan. Did I add 30 yuan just to change to the middle room? Why don’t you mark this room type as the first room and the last room? The price of the same 4-star hotel nearby is about 100 yuan higher than other hotels. The service is too rubbish to treat guests. The bathrobe is torn. The hygiene is average and the sound insulation is poor. I was woken up early in the morning. Speechless. Choose carefully

This hotel is for people with allergies, breastfeeding mothers and pregnant mothers, please be careful when staying here! The dust mites in the room caused urticaria, which was too painful! Before checking in, I specifically noted the special care for pregnant women, and needed to arrange a ventilated and clean room, but I was arranged in a corner, next to the utility room. It was useless to spread the disposable sheets I brought with me. There was always dust floating under the light in the room, and the air conditioner was blowing out dust. After the first day of staying, I had severe urticaria, and it didn't go away even after taking medicine. The whole room was full of dust mite allergens, which disrupted my trip. This is the first time I give a bad review to a hotel. I gave feedback to the front desk, but the attitude was indifferent. I was too lazy to deal with it. I checked out early. Goodbye!