Check-in was a complete disaster [cracked face emoji]
Incident 1: The hotel receptionist initially said all rooms were full today, no twin rooms, only king beds. What was she trying to tell me? Didn't the hotel send me a confirmation through Ctrip two days ago? Was that just sent randomly? Should we, guests who traveled a long way to stay here, bear the brunt of the hotel's misjudgment of occupancy rates? How can that be [sweat emoji]? After waiting at the front desk for about 5 or 6 minutes, she then asked if a room on the 6th floor could be arranged and if that was okay with us.
Me: That's fine, as long as it's a standard room.
Incident 2: I thought the check-in was complete and we could head to the room. But the room card I received was for the 16th floor. Due to the hotel's privacy system, elevator access to a floor is determined by your assigned room. So, I thought I misheard, went straight to the 16th floor, and tried to swipe into room 1616, but it wouldn't open no matter what. I had to go back to the front desk, only to be told it was room 616 [strong emoji][strong emoji][strong emoji] Wow, the receptionist made another mistake. This sequence of events is just unbelievable.
Incident 3: We finally got into the room, and it smelled of smoke. There were small bugs in the bathroom, tiny black spots on the bedsheets, and the sofa was covered in lint balls. What kind of standard is this?
Looking at online reviews, the positive feedback rate is quite high, but I feel like this place is a real landmine ⚡️ The room fee was paid in advance. Thanks, Oakwood, for making these 48 hours feel exceptionally long.
#Constant AC temperature Even set to 10 degrees, the room still showed 25.5 degrees. I had to ask housekeeping for a thin duvet, and I still woke up drenched in sweat.
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