Centralflatsfethiye

This hotel can't be called a hotel. I haven't seen such a bad place in China. Unfortunately, I was too angry and hurried to take pictures. We chartered a car from Antalya Airport on February 17. The driver was a local. We drove all the way to Fethiye. It was already around 7 o'clock in the evening. We drove to the vicinity according to the navigation address. We drove around twice but couldn't find the place because it had neither a house number nor instructions. Later, we had to ask people nearby, but the residents didn't know. Then we continued to search for the name in a carpet-like manner, not letting go of any one, even if it was a fly font. Finally, we saw a name in very small letters on a small two-story house next to it, but we looked at it and couldn't get in. We had to call the store and said there was a door next to it that could be opened to go to the second floor. We had to do it. There was a narrow staircase winding upstairs. After going upstairs, a pungent smell of formaldehyde came. I saw the doors of three or four small houses lined up in front of me. This made me stop and wonder, is this a place where people can live? The store owner on the phone told us to go into an unlocked room. Check-in was not possible at this time because we arrived too late, so he could not come to check in. We had to go into an unlocked room on the right. The furniture inside was new, but the formaldehyde was too high. I had difficulty breathing before I stayed there for a minute. I checked that there was no electricity or water, which made me suspect that this was a black shop. I could only negotiate with the store owner for a refund, but the store owner refused. Then I contacted Ctrip customer service, and the customer service was very polite to help me continue to contact the store owner. The result was the same. The store owner was not willing to check out at all. It was just that I couldn’t live in this place because I was afraid of getting leukemia. With such a strong smell of formaldehyde, I hurried downstairs to escape from this place and checked into another hotel nearby. Although Ctrip came forward to negotiate a refund with the store owner for me, apologized to me, and applied for half of the room price compensation on the platform, I don’t understand why such a black shop should continue to be sold on Ctrip. Aren’t they afraid that they will deceive more people?

In the heart of the market, the room is air-conditioned, and it's in a great location. Shared cleaning and other needs are available. Mr. Taner is always helpful. I can't find anything negative to say, so it meets expectations.