Lincoln Hotel Monterey Park Los Angeles

位置好出行方便，有早餐並且質量不錯👍對華人友好。停車場有來回拉斯維加斯的大巴方便出遊

酒店附近餐廳選擇很多，是最加分的。

On the first day of check-in, I heard the whistling of a police car at 3 a.m. It was a bit scary. At 5 a.m., I didn't know what kind of machine was making noise downstairs until I checked out. The low noise was very uncomfortable. I changed a room the next day and everything was fine. The breakfast was not good. There was a dance hall upstairs, which was crowded on weekends.

很好 早餐也好吃

位置：比較好周邊有很多吃的 超市 銀行也都有 酒店房間 ：整體衞生乾淨整潔 花灑頭比較舊 服務：前台有中文服務 很好 餐食：早餐的種類挺多

The Lincoln Hotel is the hotel I stayed in when I first came to Los Angeles 20 years ago. The room is of moderate size, but the bathroom is too small. The room has been renovated, but the bathroom still has the original facilities. The shower faucet leaks badly, and the air conditioner is so noisy that I have to turn off the air conditioner to fall asleep. The hotel's breakfast includes white porridge and pickles, which can balance my Chinese stomach after eating American breakfast for more than ten days. There is still no hot water, no slippers, no toothpaste and toothbrush, and the shower cap is so small that it can't cover my hair. I asked the waiter to come and help clean up the trash can, but the waiter told me that she couldn't enter our room, and then threw two new trash bags at the door of the room, asking us to take out the trash and put it at the door, and then she would clean up the trash. I was impressed.

新唐人街中間，附近吃的很多，不用再去找吃的了

The room was quite big and clean. Most of the Chinese people spoke Chinese. Breakfast included porridge and pickles, which was in line with Chinese habits. I was very satisfied. But breakfast only started at 7 o'clock, which was a bit late. Opposite is a Chinese Plaza with many Chinese restaurants, which is convenient for eating and shopping.

It is an old hotel with slightly outdated facilities, but the rooms are relatively clean and tidy. I would like to focus on the front desk service at 12:10 noon on May 15 (the front desk staff was older, shorter, had a 3:7 split hair, wore black-framed glasses, and spoke Mandarin). It was very disappointing and unsatisfactory. He had no basic service awareness, lacked basic respect for people, was simply rude and impatient, and seemed to have tinted glasses or discriminatory eyes on his face. The first sentence he said was "What are you doing?" He was arguing with me in every sentence he said. When I asked him "why was he so rude", he still argued. Fortunately, my friend and I were patient and calm from beginning to end to communicate with him about whether we could check in early, but he still tricked us into waiting for two more 30 minutes in the lobby. After he changed shifts at 13:10, the front desk staff heard that we had been waiting for more than an hour, and kept apologizing and checked us in immediately (it is recommended that the management should check the surveillance at that time for the reason of caring about the mental health of employees). Most Chinese people working or traveling overseas attach great importance to improving their quality and maintaining their image, but there are always some individuals who are unsatisfactory and have questionable quality.