“无可取之处”
The only good thing was that it was clean, but that cleanliness might come at the expense of guest rights, with fines used to keep guests from dirtying or damaging things. 1: The price is ridiculously high, so the value is very low. 2: The distance to the transfer station is far, so for that price you could have found a more convenient spot. 3: The room is tiny; I paid almost 2000 yuan for a room only about 8 square meters away from the center. 4: There is no kettle for hot water, something I never saw in many European hotels. 5: At check‑in you must sign a clause about noise, no smoking, and damage to facilities; I understand noise and smoking, but the damage clause covers both intentional and accidental or wear‑and‑tear damage—if the wall gets a little oil stain, they’ll still want compensation. 6: The hotel culture is laughable, forcing guests to be frugal; this is absurd, especially with the high price and inadequate facilities, and they try to present themselves as eco‑friendly by cutting costs.
XinkangA week ago