Guest User
February 20, 2026
We stayed in the family connecting suite at this hotel during the Chinese New Year, paying 70,000 RMB. I won't even mention the exorbitant price, but during our stay, the balcony door in our room severely pinched my mother's foot, causing significant bleeding. My husband's foot was also seriously injured at their hotel!
I feel this hotel charges five-star prices, but when an incident occurs, their customer service staff came over and, instead of apologizing, immediately sneered and claimed there was nothing wrong with their door. Not a single 'I'm sorry.' That same evening, I contacted Trip.com customer service and explained that their hotel staff were discriminating against Chinese people. Today, the 20th, rooms are unavailable online, yet they still demanded we extend our stay at a high price of 5,000 RMB, without any apology whatsoever. I told them I could compromise with their demands, but given that my mother couldn't walk and needed to recover in their hotel, could I book a connecting room on the platform and get a suite upgrade? They refused, saying I couldn't book through my platform and insisted on payment in Thai Baht at their front desk, which would be the same price as my original booking. In summary, staying at this hotel is fine if nothing goes wrong. But if something happens, they first shirk responsibility, handle it extremely slowly, and their attitude is very rigid, forcing customers to accept their solutions. They completely ignore customer needs. If they're going to discriminate against Chinese people, they shouldn't take money from them. My consumption was not worth it, and the service I received was truly disheartening.
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