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When I arrived at the hotel, the front desk asked me to pay 4800 pesos for the most ordinary room. I told her that I booked it on Ctrip. She immediately changed her face and said that there were only rooms on the second floor facing the garbage dump and exhaust vents. The whole room smelled, and the quilts and sheets smelled bad. I was given a room at the elevator and staircase entrance. The people playing billiards downstairs kept banging their cues and screaming all night and I couldn't fall asleep. The toilet on the lower floor had a strong smell. I almost had cold water to shower, and the shower head didn't work. The water was dirty and turbid. At six in the morning, there were people walking around on the roof outside the window. The sewer outlet was less than one meter away from my window, and the water from all the air-conditioning outdoor units upstairs was dripping on the iron roof outside the window. There was a stench and noise all night. The front desk deceived you that the room was full, but in fact there were still many rooms. This is a room that I would not stay in even if I had to pay for it. They actually charged more than 400 and were very discriminatory against foreigners. The front desk directly said that they did not make money from tourists and I did not think they were qualified to receive foreigners.