Since I had an early flight the next morning, I stayed at the Hyatt Place that night. It wasn't my first time, and I used to have a very good impression of this Hyatt Place. Back then, my child was still small, and the cleaning staff would help us make the sofa bed and even proactively ask if we had enough toiletries for the little one.
This time, the front desk utterly disgusted me. The female front desk agent maintained a 'I'm so tired, take it or leave it' attitude the entire time, without a single smile, let alone the warmth and enthusiasm I associate with Hyatt. Perhaps the rules have changed now, but I was sternly informed that the staff could only pull out the sofa bed for me, and if I wanted them to make the bed, it would cost an additional 88 RMB (or 188 RMB, I forget).
Because my room only included one breakfast, I specifically asked her about it. She said there was only one, and if I wanted more, I should buy it directly at the restaurant. However, as I was about to go upstairs with my room card, I clearly overheard a male front desk agent kindly explaining to another customer with a child that children under 12 didn't need to buy extra breakfast vouchers. I quickly went back to ask her, and only then did she say, 'Oh, yes, that's right.' I was really angry; I absolutely believe she deliberately withheld that information.
Later, when I went out to buy something, I saw her serving other guests with the same terrible attitude. I never imagined that a Hyatt-branded service could be this awful!
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