Kalabuliyayadang
First off, the location is truly excellent. It's right next to the Haixinsha concert venue, offering a quiet retreat in a bustling area, with a fantastic view of the Canton Tower. Getting around is super convenient. Secondly, the room – we stayed on the first floor with a small garden (it was the rainy season, so it was a bit dirty, but the front desk kindly offered to clean it again). The size was decent, but the ceiling was a bit low, making it feel slightly cramped. However, the facilities and amenities were all top-notch brands. The decor and even the cups had a great design aesthetic. Finally, let's talk about hygiene and service. The guy who checked us in at the front desk provided excellent service. But the front desk staff at check-out was very mediocre. As soon as we entered the bathroom, there was a wet towel with hair on it, and there was also hair in the bathtub, clearly left by the previous guest. I called reception, and they said they'd send the duty manager. A female housekeeping supervisor came a little later, not the duty manager. When she saw the used towel, she just said, 'Oh, just this? We'll get you a new one.' I was extremely dissatisfied. There was no apology, no hint of regret, just an attitude like 'it's just a bit of hair, can't we just swap it?' After I demanded all towels be replaced, the housekeeping staff came to our room to change them and offered a sincere apology. That's when we decided to let it go, because we were so unhappy with the female housekeeping supervisor's attitude and service — it was worse than the housekeeping staff's. If it hadn't been for the housekeeping staff, I would have complained all the way. Aside from this hiccup, we appreciate the hotel staff for preparing children's amenities (like a toilet step stool and bed rail), which was very thoughtful. Overall, it was still pretty good.
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