Giving a bad review to the hotel with the most complaints this time.
When I booked on Trip.com, I checked the option to arrange two beds if possible. At check-in, the front desk said they hadn't received any remarks, but luckily, they still had a room with two beds available for us today (firstly, I have to say Trip.com's communication is also problematic).
Upon entering the room, it was directly facing the elevator and very close to it. What's even more outrageous is that it was a room with four doors, including the bathroom door. It was clearly a room crudely carved out of a hallway to make money. To muffle the sound, there was a door inside a door; to the right of the entrance, there was another locked door separating what seemed to be an electrical box.
At the time, I found it very strange. The hotel rooms were already small. I went to the front desk to switch, but they said there were no more twin-bed rooms available. At most, they could let us pack our luggage and switch rooms the next morning, but we had an early itinerary the next day and didn't have time.
So we stayed.
At 2 AM, I woke up with my legs covered in itchy rashes while wearing my nightgown. Their bedding hygiene was problematic. The next day, I showed pictures to the pharmacy, and they said it was an allergic reaction, possibly from dust mites, so I bought allergy medicine.
In the morning, I went to the front desk again to complain about the bedding. I was in a hurry to catch a train and didn't have time to argue, so I just asked the hotel to quickly change to new, guaranteed clean bedding.
😮💨 For a room costing around 2.5k per night, there wasn't a single thing that felt comfortable. It's a pity I was too disappointed and angry at the time to take photos of this four-door room…
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