Deshe Yuxiangshan Jingtangquan Resort Hotel

Very dissatisfied! The front desk is on the negative first floor. You have to carry a large suitcase down the stairs, and you have to carry it to the first floor to get an elevator to the room 2️⃣ In the case of consecutive stays, the hotel does not provide cleaning, saying that you need to tell the front desk. I told the front desk to clean up early the next morning, but I came back at night and still nothing was done! No consideration for the replenishment of paper towels, mineral water and other supplies for guests! 3️⃣ There are two bottles of water in the room. After drinking, I called to send it again. They said I had to pay. Good guy, 2 yuan a bottle of water, you can drink a gold mountain 4️⃣ The hotel service is really bad, and there is no variety for breakfast V. It may only be suitable for bathing. Female guests only saw a pool and didn’t go in. There were a few steam rooms! In general, it’s too uncomfortable!

Although this resort hotel is a bit far away, outside the West Fifth Ring Road, it is close to Xiangshan and the Botanical Garden, which makes it convenient for weekend trips. The hotel is very clean and comfortable, but there are few hot spring entertainment facilities that need to be developed. The food tastes very good, unexpectedly! I highly recommend it!

The hotel is located near Xiangshan Mountain. The lobby is a sunken design space. The hot spring is an indoor hot spring bath. The upstairs is a rest hall with fruit tea. The guest rooms are smaller and are upstairs.

Facilities: Actually the room is really small, but it is OK for one person to live there Hygiene: Not bad, the staff is very positive Environment: Because it is a hot spring hotel, everything is good Service: Worth a thumbs up, responsive, answering every question, especially the front desk lady, the guest privacy part is particularly good, worth a thumbs up👍 Breakfast is a little simple, the location is very hidden, haha!

There were stink bugs in the room, and there were more than one. The front desk lady had a very bad service attitude, used rude language, and had no basic service attitude. She was playing King of Glory when she was receiving guests. After finding the stink bug and asking to change rooms, the manager told me that it was inevitable for a hotel near the mountain to have bed bugs. What do you think? We customers come from afar and should endure it, right? Shouldn't the hotel take any anti-mosquito measures? When we went for breakfast, there were only some steamed buns and pickles left. No one cleaned up the plates on the table. We called someone to clean up, and the kitchen aunt said it was not her job scope. OK, OK, it was so pleasant.