Red Banner Hotel

The hygiene is very poor, especially the bedding and scarves are shabby, and the facilities are not perfect. If I want to check out less than half an hour after checking in, the front desk tells me that I can only refund the deposit but not the check-out fee.

The environment is extremely poor. There is rubbish all over the floor. The bed is old and worn. The towels in the bathroom are not changed. There is no electricity or air conditioning at night.

The hotel is in a good location. It is convenient for shopping, eating and playing around. Parking is convenient. The elevator has just been installed. The staff are enthusiastic and hygienic. The house is a bit old and the price is moderate. I have booked two rooms. One of them has no air conditioning. I asked someone to come up and take a look. I read it, but there is nothing to follow. It was hot and I didn’t sleep well.

Bad review. The private deposit was 100 yuan. It was said to be a room card deposit. No questions were asked when checking out. However, the deposit paid by WeChat was returned late. Without a phone call with me, the refund was 30 yuan short. It was said that a message was found. The towels were stained. But not when checking out. A few hours after I checked out, my deposit was deducted, which is unreasonable and has no credit. It is recommended that Ctrip cancel the cooperation.

Overall, it's okay. Some rooms are being renovated. The facilities are average. The location is great and the price is cheap. It's just a place to sleep and survive for a night. It's worth the price.

Dirty and messy, the bartender is irresponsible! The sheets, quilts and pillowcases were not changed, there was still dirty water in the kettle, the screwdriver in the bathroom was broken, the bath towel was still thrown on the bed, and there was too much noise outside!

The hotel is very good, the services are attentive and considerate in all aspects, and it is suitable to stay in

very bad! Not so bad! I have never stayed in such a bad room or experienced such a bad experience. The room is very old and the furniture is shabby and shabby. I changed rooms three times. The first time the door had a broken door card and I couldn't get in. The staff helped open the door. Not long after I entered, I found that the dim lights started to flicker and broke. I wanted to call to notify the room change but found that there was no phone in the room, so I walked. In the past, I asked to change rooms at the front desk, and I changed them once. After the staff left, I felt very hot and found that the room had no air conditioning, so I walked to the front desk and asked to change rooms (the room was on the first floor, and it was a bit far from the front desk, and the lights in the corridor were voice-controlled. Yes, malfunctioning feels like walking in the dark). To sum it up in one sentence: I will never stay in this room again if it is given to me for free! Afraid...

The planned economy has strong overtones, and good locations are not well managed. It’s time to reinstall