Guest User
October 23, 2024
The attitude of Shintsuruta's staff and the taste of breakfast are also very good. The decoration of the hotel lobby and corridors is also good, but entering the room is completely different. The decoration of the room is very shabby, there is a strange smell, the cleaning is particularly poor, and there are stains on the walls. There were unknown stains. The filter at the vent was full of holes. The bathtub also had old stains. The most difficult thing to tolerate was the unknown stains on the wall in the room. It felt like peeing. I tried to accept it slowly, but in the end I couldn't bear the request in the lobby. After changing rooms, the staff came to inspect the room after seeing the photos I took. He explained that the room was "old" so it was older, and the strange smell was from Tatami itself. Then he looked at the stains on the wall and immediately changed us to another room. A newly renovated room with a completely different style, no need to look at other issues.
When we checked in, the guest in front of us asked to change rooms due to the same problem. We have stayed in hotels no matter how old they are. Although the decoration of those hotels is old, they give people a clean and comfortable feeling. I don’t ask the hotel to give guests superior rooms, but at least give them a clean environment. Isn’t this the basic respect that hotels should have for their guests?
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