Jun Yi Hotel

I'm really curious about those people in the comment section who said the environment is very clean. Are you sure you are staying in the same hotel as me? We booked two rooms The floors in both rooms are surrounded by a thick layer of dust. The room is full of dust wherever you touch it At first glance, it seems that it has not been cleaned carefully for a long, long, long, long time. Even when the pillow is turned over, it turns yellow. As soon as I entered the bathroom, there was a smell of urine😫😫😫 And the shower area is full of ditches The sinks are also yellowed In the end, we didn’t dare to take a shower here😫 Everyone has already reacted to this many times in the negative review section. Why doesn't the hotel improve?

This hotel has a very good location. There are a lot of things to do and eat around. It is very convenient. The transportation is also very convenient. The front desk service is also very good. The girl at the front desk who impressed me the most is wearing black-rimmed glasses. The service is very considerate. I travel a lot. She recommended all the guides to me. She is very attentive and has a cheerful personality. I rarely comment, but this lady deserves my comment because the service is excellent and gives people a very close feeling. I highly recommend everyone to come. Check in here

It is a business-style hotel with a good location. There is a large shopping mall nearby and it is convenient for eating. There is a bus at the door. It is also quite close to the airport in about 18 minutes. At this price, it is worth staying in a room of about 40 square meters. Although It's not as good as other hotels I've stayed in, but it's still clean and the equipment in the room doesn't look old.

A hotel worth 400 yuan a night is so bad that you can't even borrow a charger. The one that scans the code is also broken. The sound insulation effect is extremely poor. You can hear the door opening and closing next door. Calling out after 12 o'clock The room, the power was cut off after 1 o'clock, and it would continue to be cut off for a few hours. If I overslept and died of heat, who would be responsible? It's the first time I live in this kind of hotel. I don't know the experience. How do you work in the service industry, are you afraid that you will not be paid for the room? Or is it that you have no money to pay the electricity bill for a while?