A guest house renovated from a local residence is not really a hotel. The wooden rooms have poor sound insulation. The carpet in the room is extremely dirty. It seems that it has not been taken care of for a long time. The small yard in the middle is very delicate, but it is all superficial. Guests It’s not like we live in the yard. The service was really bad. There was a confused little girl in charge at the front desk. We three people booked 4 rooms. When we checked in, she couldn't figure it out and thought we had booked an extra room. She chased me over and over again asking for the order. No., she finally found out that it was another family's room by mistake, so she stopped asking us. The most irritating thing is that a large group of people came in the evening, making loud noises in the courtyard from 10:06 to around 11 o'clock. I asked the girl at the front desk to negotiate with them not to disturb other guests, but she only asked everyone. She didn't want to go with this excuse, saying that she had already reminded her twice to no avail, so I asked you to call the police for us. She said that there were no police in the local area, and it would be fine if I could comment on it on **! Oh my God, there is such a brain circuit. We have to drive a long distance the next day, and we need to rest. How can such a person with no sense of responsibility or service consciousness get this job after on-the-job training? Shouldn't the "hotels" owned by OCT be more formal than privately owned hotels?
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