Fogeernuofeilikesi
When I checked in, there was only one staff member at the front desk. For a hotel of this caliber, having to queue up for check-in was quite something. The gentleman in front of me even joked, 'Are you telling me I have to wait until tomorrow noon for my room?' The people behind me and I almost burst out laughing. I asked the front desk if she was the only one working, and she gave an answer that's a well-known joke among Chinese people: 'The other one went to the restroom!' The front desk staff had a 'capitalist' demeanor and a poor attitude, probably because she was the only one working and felt unbalanced. Breakfast management was also very strict; if a child ate beyond their 'standard,' they'd charge extra. For such a good hotel, the service in all aspects falls short. I want to tell them, this is China, this is the capital of Henan, Central China, a place known for its strong human touch for 5000 years. Yet, you only know the capitalist way, that attitude, so impersonal, and your service lacks warmth. Even Chinese law enforcement is known for its warmth, but this hotel has no warmth at all. Of all the InterContinental hotels I've stayed at, this is the coldest, without a doubt! Among all four to five-star hotels, this is the only one I've given such a bad review. I don't blame the front desk, after all, she was the only one on duty. I don't blame them for lacking warmth, because 'capital' can't learn Chinese 'human touch.' I'll just use this as a reminder to myself: unless absolutely necessary, I will never stay at a hotel like this again! The pictures are of the hotel breakfast; please take a good look. Maybe I went too late, and all the food was gone. There really wasn't much to choose from anyway, so I didn't know what to pick. That's it!
Service: Beyond words!
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