I heard about this hotel 2 years ago. It is also on my list of hotels I want to stay in when traveling to Xinjiang. This time when I arrived at Sailimu Lake and started to book a hotel at noon, I saw the name of the hotel again. And it’s not far so I booked it right away. It was quite expensive in the peak season, almost 5,000, but since I came here and I had been paying attention to the hotel, I didn’t hesitate to book it.
We arrived close to the early morning of the next day. The hotel was still waiting for us and there was a brief welcome ceremony. The feeling is quite good. The room is actually very small, and there is no obstruction between the bathroom and the room. If you have half-grown children with you, it will still be awkward for adults to take a bath. The room equipment and facilities are simple and not close to the standard configuration of 5000. Maybe the focus is on environment and service? Anyway, we didn't experience anything, including the hotel's various services, afternoon tea, etc. By the way, are we different from other guests? Because we arrived late and missed a dinner, our children were still charged an extra 300 for meals. I was originally charged 800, but after arguing hard, the front desk reluctantly gave me special treatment. Later, I felt that there were some differences in treatment. There was no butler to connect, only the front desk. On the second day of the in-depth tour, we basically didn’t stay in the hotel, and no one in the hotel asked us what we had for lunch. The residents of the house next door ate hot pot, but no one asked us about it? The treatment is really different. Is it just because the three of us look alike and are easy to deal with and don't like to find trouble for others that we just deal with each other casually? What's even weirder is that after we left, the front desk sent us a message in a questioning tone, saying that there were stains on the pillowcases and they couldn't be washed off. We love traveling so much and have stayed in so many hotels before and after. There are high, high and low grades. I have really never encountered a hotel that sent a message to the guest after the guest left, saying that the pillowcase was stained and could not be washed off. Does the implication mean that the guest should pay compensation? It really refreshed my knowledge. Not to mention that consumables such as pillowcases should be within the normal cost and loss range of the hotel. Since opening a hotel, these problems are inevitable and encountered every day. If there are stains, blame them on the guests and ask them to compensate. I don’t know how luxurious the pillowcases of a hotel that charges 5,000 yuan a night are. I advise future guests to be extra careful not to dirty the pillowcases in this hotel. It is best to bring your own. Otherwise, money will really be deducted. In short, this kind of service awareness should be their consistent style from top to bottom. Later, they realized the problem and admitted their own problem but did not offer any compensation or condolences. The condescending and hasty explanation put a damper on my original plan to come back here in the winter. I believe that service is based on mutual respect, rather than superficial suspicion, suspicion, and contempt. Even if you don't say it out loud, everyone can feel it.
Finally, I would like to mention that the hotel's forest hiking guide is very good, respectful and patient. It is he who makes us want to come again in winter. Pity…..
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