Numa London Bloomsbury

If you don't have WhatsApp, don't book it, because you will only get a bunch of nonsense when you call. I arrived at the hotel at 8pm. There was no staff. I could only open the webpage to check in by myself. As a result, no matter how I filled in the mobile phone number, it said it was invalid. I filled in two mobile phones and two mobile phone numbers. Finally, I filled in the hotel's own number and it said it was invalid. I called the hotel customer service and said that the mobile phone number was invalid, and I still emphasized that I had to write the correct mobile phone number. Finally, I asked a guest and said that I could download the APP to handle it. Only then did the mobile phone number I filled in pass. Then the kind guest helped to call and ask the customer service on WhatsApp. After an hour of tossing back and forth, I still couldn't receive the mobile phone verification code. It was still this guest who asked the customer service if I could send an email to handle it, and the customer service finally responded. I sent a link to upload my passport. Although there are more and more self-service machines in London, it is impossible to solve problems with this kind of customer service. I can feel the rumbling vibration every day when I lie on the bed, because there is a subway next to it, or other guests next door are laughing. People with shallow sleep must not go there, and they are prone to mental weakness. I asked for a quiet room, but when the window is opened, it is either construction or drinking and chatting. In the last few days, I found that the corridor was leaking, and there was a bucket to catch it, and no one repaired it after three days.