Felix_001
February 24, 2025
I passed through Xi'an on my way back to the UK. I booked a penthouse suite. The room environment was good, the bathroom was spacious, and the facilities were good.
But the air conditioner was not very cold, the socket was loose, and the landline in the bedroom could not dial the front desk. It needs to be improved. Overall good reviews.
One episode was that the front desk did not mention that minors staying alone need to register guardian information when checking in. Later, the measure taken after discovering it was to invalidate the room card. When I returned to the room after having afternoon tea in the executive lounge, I was locked out of the room door. I was embarrassed for nearly half an hour. After that, I was told to go to the front desk from the fifth floor to supplement the information before I could continue to stay in the hotel.
As a prospective college student who has lived in Europe for a long time and became an adult this year, I understand that this is the responsible behavior of the front desk and is also a routine regulation. But as a long-established European resort hotel, can Gran Meliá do more decently? After the front desk found out the negligence in work, they could have called my personal phone or room landline to inform me. I have no reason not to cooperate.
I hope the hotel management will pay attention to it and strengthen the training of front-line employees Thank you
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