Ramada Hotels in Enshishi

Facilities: The room is spacious and bright, the desktop is clean and tidy without water stains, the floor design in the house feels clean and hygienic, I have lived in Enshi for 4 stars, and I have lived in the top few in the high-end ranking table, not as good as Ramada! The floor in the house is very important! ! Carpets always pile up garbage stains, some ”high-end” rankings in the hotel carpets I dare not step on, all stains. The separation of dry and wet bathroom is also spacious, and there are intimate small design hooks on the wall to facilitate the release of clothes. Environment: The corridor is spacious and breathable. The elevators on the uplink are air-conditioned. From entering the hotel to the room, the temperature is suitable. This is also very intimate. No one wants to be comfortable at the front desk of the hotel, and feels stuffy when turning the elevator on the head. The hotel lobby is very! very! big! There are many leather sofas for tourists to rest, and they have been cleaned so they are very clean. Takeaways are not allowed in the lobby, and you can go to the restaurant next to it, so the lobby is clean. Service: The front desk service of the hotel is very intimate. If you have any needs, they can try their best to provide it. It is very friendly to foreign tourists. We are not comfortable to travel. Breakfast is very rich, fried and steamed, super full, tastes very good, boiled eggs are full of two large basins! And most of the food is in two copies, not crowded, super Nice! But say two complaints, although the hotel is opposite the bus station, but in fact, the road can not cross the road, you need to walk underground channel, walk faster for 5 minutes, walk underground for almost 10 minutes, no imagination Convenient, do not rush or go more for a good night's sleep It doesn't matter to close your eyes! ! I looked at the bus station door and felt that the few were not reliable. The second is the front desk phone. Call the hotel phone with your own mobile phone and you will hear the white noise of the snowflake TV, which leads to the inability to hear the front desk. The attitude of the little brother who answered the phone is also the attitude of ”feeding who you are looking for”. The voice is not loud, and the noise is not clear. On the day of check-out, I called in advance to say that the car was delayed on the road. It would be more than 14 o'clock when I came back. My clothes and luggage were still in the room. When I came back, I took it and came down. I had to check out later. He didn't remind me that the room card was going to the front desk to refresh (maybe common sense, Anyway, I don't know, I didn't expect this thing) I ran upstairs and found that I couldn't open it, and ran downstairs to refresh. Their lobby, I said, is big, big, a little bit of a struggle to run back and forth Tips: 2nd floor massage press foot appointment in advance, there are too many people to go to the canyon, the technicians are too busy to come hahahaha Overall, I think it is the best in the same class hotel, comparable to a five-star hotel.

When visiting Enshi, I found the Encore Hotel from Ctrip.com and came to check it out. I didn’t see the breakfast label on Ctrip and placed the wrong order. Later, the guy at the front desk patiently helped me answer the question and another girl at the front desk helped me solve the problem. Thank you very much to them. The cleaning service on the 16th floor is also very good👍 During the three days of my stay, I saw him cleaning every room seriously. There are still many shortcomings in the hotel's management. The breakfast is still very average for a Shanghainese like me. There is a gap between similar Ramada hotels in the Yangtze River Delta. One of the days it rained, I went to the parking lot and the ground was slippery. I fell down (I noticed that it was okay but I fell hard) and I didn’t see any staff there. There were still many details that were not in place. From the hotel’s positioning, it can only be regarded as a four-star hotel. Let’s follow!