Check out around 9:30 and the invoice is being issued. However, at 11:23, I received a call from the hotel staff questioning that there were two missing towels in room 3015, and asked me directly to ask my colleagues if they had taken them away. After that, my colleagues were in a bad mood after answering the phone. To this end, I would like to make three points: First, check-out and invoicing take a lot of time. How do you do the check-out inspection during this period? It took two hours to call us to question the towels we took away? Second, the door of room 3015 of my female colleague was open when I checked in. Because I was afraid of the incident where a female Home Inn customer was assaulted by a stranger a few years ago, I did not dare to stay. I asked to change my room to room 3007 before I checked in. How does the hotel provide security? If you don't accept the disclosure, do you conduct complete surveillance to see if the front door is open when you check in? Third, the hotel staff should think carefully about whether they have found out clearly before questioning the customer over the phone. Do we still dare to use Home Inn after the "towel wipe... incident"? We bring our own disposable towels and water bottles so that we don’t have to take things away that we don’t use. Should we bring them back to clean the toilet? Sometimes the hotel should really consider whether good words and deeds are inappropriate.
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