Howard Johnson Hot Springs Hotel Chaozhou

The sanitation is poor, the lobby roof is full of spider webs

There is a big gap between the facilities and the positioning of a health hotel. It is far from the city, making it difficult to get a taxi and the tolls are high; the surrounding area is almost entirely rural with only a few restaurants, and the hygiene conditions are worrying so people are reluctant to eat in, and it is even difficult to order meals; the hotel's hot spring health facilities are outdated, which is equivalent to an "unfinished" project - there was an overall grand plan in the early stages, but it was not completed well. The hot springs are outdoors and three-dimensional, which is a great design, but there are actually only 2 to 3 springs to soak in! First, many areas were not in use. Second, the temperature was too high and the water did not flow. Third, there was inadequate management. At night, there was only one outdoor staff member and one shower room staff member there, and only boiled water was supplied. The room facilities are old, similar to a guesthouse, there is a shortage of management personnel, and the overall feeling is empty and lazy; there was nothing left when I arrived for breakfast at 9 o'clock, and it was very ordinary after I had it; there is no beautiful environment and facilities of a resort around, and if you want to stay healthy, you can only get some fresh air.