CTG ATTRACTIONS Hotels in Gongliu

Hotel seems newly built with finishing touches still being added to it. Room is large and view is picturesque - pity the windows are not well cleaned or the view would have been even better. Shower area could be better designed as there was water seepage to the dry area after a shower. Toilet bowl was impressive - flush could be controlled using leg movement. Wi-Fi was non existent and internet connectivity was poor. Bed was large, but pillows could be much firmer. Given the remote location, hotel can do with a gym and/or spa. Breakfast was delicious - good spread that featured an assortment of fresh fruit - dragon fruit, bananas and apples alongside local dishes such as potatoes. The noodle station provided a piping hot bowl of noodles and a good selection of condiments - tomatoes with egg, coriander, spring onions etc.

Because it was the off-season, the road into the camp was sparse. After arriving, I called in advance to ask about check-in. There was no guidance or greeting. If the sculpture of Big Bear and Two Strong Bears at the door can be called a welcome. After arriving, you have two options for parking at the door: 1. I almost fell down several times when I walked in to register on slippery, half-melted snow. 2. Walk in the mud to register. Don't ask me why I walked in, because the car can't reach the lobby entrance and there is no shuttle bus. The hotel staff here are only responsible for registration, and they do not provide guidance or help with luggage and other services. Even the roadblocks at the door were removed by myself. The front desk had a gentle attitude, and the other staff were playing with their phones with their heads down. Suddenly, I thought I had come to a certain service area to use the toilet. The service content of the entire camp is basically 0, and there is a feeling of inaction. It was snowing heavily and the road conditions were bad, but I was forced to check out. I was really impressed! First of all, I still have an hour before check-out time. Secondly, there are no guests at this time. It’s snowing in the mountain and transportation is inconvenient. Isn’t there any consideration of humanistic and environmental factors at all? Now is the peak season, are you in a hurry to check out and clean up so that the next group of tourists can check in? Yesterday, I was the only guest staying in the entire campground! Only the scenery is beautiful. It happened to snow in the morning. Compared with the camp in Saihu where we stayed the day before, it was so different that it made people feel quite disappointed. ps: I don’t know how to raise the cats here. A skinny Siamese is very dear to me, but it’s dirty and drinking dirty water from the roadside! I communicated politely throughout the whole process and did not embarrass the staff. I spent money during the off-season, right? Is this the service? ? Is this China Travel Service? ? I won't come either, goodbye!