Changsha Muyi H Hotel

Es un hotel muy antiguo con todo tipo de olores. El ascensor también apesta. La temperatura en la habitación es muy alta e incómoda. Se lo dije al personal del hotel, pero me dijeron que era el aire acondicionado central de todo el edificio y no podían. ser ajustado. Pero el vestíbulo era muy fresco. Pensé que era un hotel muy antiguo. ¿Somos fáciles de engañar? El desayuno era una basura. Estaba frío. La papilla era como agua. ¿Cómo pudo tener el descaro de cobrar una tarifa de habitación tan cara y dar un servicio y una habitación tan basura?

I recently stayed at MUYI H Hotel, and it was without a doubt the worst hotel experience I’ve had in China. I feel obligated to warn others before they make the same mistake. The hotel is old, worn down, and dirty. The facilities are poorly maintained, and the overall hygiene level is far below acceptable standards. To make matters worse, in an apparent attempt to save on electricity, the air conditioning is frequently turned off — even during hot, humid weather. When we complained, we were told they were “letting fresh air in,” which is ridiculous considering the rooms are sealed with no windows. After our feedback, they briefly adjusted the temperature from a central control, but then sneakily turned it off again. Sleeping in that kind of heat was unbearable for everyone in our group. The beds were also extremely soft and uncomfortable, leaving all of us with backaches the next morning. Even in a tough economy, compromising basic guest comfort and cleanliness is not the answer. By doing this, you’re only pushing your customers away. I strongly advise everyone to avoid this hotel at all costs — regardless of the season. Whether it’s summer, spring, or winter, the conditions are unacceptable and unlivable.

The hotel has a superior geographical location, with direct subway access and good front desk Lulu service