ROAR Boutique Hotel is conveniently located near the train station and the central part of Vladivostok.
Noble designer interiors, thoughtful filling of rooms, inspiring views of the bay and a special attitude to any of your requests are waiting for you.
The comfortable rooms of the mini-hotel offer accommodation for 1-2 guests. The reception desk is open around the clock.
Breakfast can be ordered for an additional fee. Wi-Fi is available in the rooms and throughout the territory.
The distance to the airport is 50 km, to the railway station - 1.1 km.
"Facilities: Complete and advanced
Health: Pretty good
Environment: The room is small and not cost-effective
Service: Although the English at the front desk is not very good, he is very enthusiastic and actively solves our problems. This one-star service rating is given to the lady at the front desk. But it also caused a lot of unpleasantness, and we don’t intend to understand or forgive 😊
We checked in on the night of the 14th and booked a standard twin room. The price was on the high side. However, since it was troublesome to change hotels, we planned to renew the hotel until the end of our trip, so we communicated with the front desk to see if it could be cheaper. The lady at the front desk said that we needed to discuss it with the boss, so we waited nearby. About 10 minutes later, there was a reply from the boss, saying that the price could be given to us at 20,000 rubles for two nights. This wave can be said to be a price reduction. It was more expensive than when we first booked. I wondered why. After some communication, we learned that we had been upgraded to a business twin room for free (we had no idea about this when we checked in), and according to the boss's wishes, if we did not renew the reservation for 20,000 rubles, we would have to move back to the original room. To this we I don't buy it. I spend the same money but have to move to a worse room. No one is satisfied with it. We had a little discussion about this. According to the Ctrip platform's ”priority for extended stays in the original room”, your store did not notify customers of room upgrades in time, and raised the price when they were about to renew their stay, asking customers to increase the price. Otherwise, they would be charged the same price. The price is transferred to other ordinary rooms, which seriously loses business ethics and violates the platform regulations.
The most difficult thing is that when we applied for Ctrip customer service to intervene, the boss and several other employees came back to the front desk without discussing anything, and left us alone until we got up and went back to the room, without further negotiation with us. . Negotiations often do not focus on the results, but on the attitude of the service industry. About 40 minutes after returning to the room, our door was knocked by the boss. We were very confused. We thought the boss was asking us to go out to negotiate a plan, but we didn't expect that he was asking us to go out for coffee. We didn't know what the boss wanted to express.
This is my first negative hotel review since I started using Ctrip. I hope your hotel can improve its business ethics and develop its ability to deal with people."