Anonymous User
December 5, 2024
This is my first time staying at MELIA, and it should be the last time I choose the MELIA brand. I was speechless when checking in. The front desk saw that I had a Chinese passport and asked me if it was my first time staying at MELIA. I said yes, and then inexplicably, without explaining to us, he went to handle other check-ins next door, and then someone else came to handle it. The worst thing is that the hotel sells connecting rooms separately, which are so-called supreme rooms. The two rooms are separated by a door, and the sound insulation of the room is very poor. I was woken up by the party next door to the connecting room at 3 am. I went to the front desk to negotiate a room change. The front desk lied that I booked a high-level room and could not change to a low-level room. They also said that this room type does not have non-connecting rooms, and I can only change to another connecting room. They also said that it was 3 am now, and the new neighbor next door should be asleep, not every neighbor of the connecting room has a party. I packed my luggage at 3am and moved to a new room. I found that my neighbor was coughing all the time. The next day, I went to the front desk to negotiate. The front desk refused to change the room to a non-connecting room. Finally, I complained to Melia headquarters and the front desk arranged a normal room for me. This hotel is speechless. I am very disappointed with Melia's service. If you are in a noise-sensitive area, don't choose the Supreme Room.
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