1. **Room Type Changed Without Cause, Assigned Accessible Room**
I booked a standard king room, but upon check-in, the hotel unilaterally changed it to an accessible room, which caused significant inconvenience and discomfort throughout my stay. The bathroom lacked a separate wet and dry area, with no glass door. The room was equipped with various accessibility features, including emergency pull cords on the walls, leading to a terrible living experience.
Due to a malfunction in the room's emergency call system, staff members came to my room twice without reason on the first afternoon, frequently disturbing my rest. At night, the indicator light for the accessible elevator outside the window remained constantly lit, casting light into the room that couldn't be blocked, severely affecting my sleep.
2. **Defective Bathroom Design and Severely Negligent Housekeeping**
The accessible room's shower area had a flawed waterproofing design. After every shower, a large amount of water overflowed onto the room floor, even extending to the luggage area. I had to place towels on the floor to absorb the water myself.
On the first day of my stay, I placed a 'Do Not Disturb' sign, indicating I didn't want the room cleaned. However, on the second day, I actively removed the sign, clearly requesting normal housekeeping services, yet the cleaning staff completely failed to clean the room, only replenishing two bottles of drinking water.
The room floor was not cleaned, bathroom amenities were not replaced, and the dirty towels I used to absorb water were not changed or tidied. By the third and fourth days, the room's odor continuously worsened. After returning from breakfast each day, the indoor smell was intensely pungent, making it impossible to stay in the room normally. I had to wait in the hallway temporarily. The hotel later only provided an air purifier, which slightly alleviated the odor problem.
3. **Substandard Cleanliness and Serious Health Risks**
Although the hotel subsequently arranged for room cleaning, the cleaning process was extremely perfunctory and superficial. None of the bedding was changed throughout the room; the sheets had a large amount of hair and dirt residue. Pillows placed on the floor were directly put back onto the bed by staff.
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