Guests all say this hotel is cheap, but actually it’s not cheap at all

Every time I hear guests say, "Your value for money is just too good," I want to explain: we’re not cheap, we just invest all our costs into making sure “you stay comfortably”! At Banshan Duhai, the money you spend gets you: A floor-to-ceiling window facing the Changjiang’ao windmill sea, no need to squeeze into tourist spots, you can shoot windmills and chase the sunrise right from your room, with the sea breeze and morning birdsong as natural background sounds; Bedding so soft you won’t want to get up, even the pillows come in high and low options, super friendly to your cervical spine, and families with kids can switch to parent-child rooms with enough space for kids to run around; The infinity pool water is changed every two days, blue and white tiles complement the mountain view, soaking in the pool in the afternoon watching clouds drift past the windmills, every snap looks like you’re abroad; The housekeeper will ask in advance if you want the air conditioning turned on, the breakfast can be served in larger portions if you want, and they’ll even remind you to bring tide-pooling tools when you go to the beach… We’ve never done low-price promotions just to attract customers, we simply don’t want you to spend money on “empty gimmicks” — staying comfortably and enjoying the view, that’s what a vacation should be like. How can such “value” be called cheap?