Guest User
February 12, 2025
I have stayed in so many hotels, both branded and chain, and I have stayed in this hotel two or three times. This is the first time I have encountered such a speechless situation. The cause of the incident was this: I checked into the hotel on the night of February 10th. I was thirsty in the middle of the night and called the front desk to ask for two bottles of water. A male security guard brought them to me, and it was a shocking operation. He gave me the water and then used his mobile phone to open the personal payment code and asked me to scan the code to pay. He said two bottles of water would cost four yuan. I said okay, and I would put it on the room bill first and settle it when I check out tomorrow. He said no, I must scan the code and pay now? ! I have never seen such a fair way to make extra money, which shows that this is not the first time to do so. After I paid the money, I called the front desk to complain, but the front desk was silent and couldn't say a word. Does this mean it is tacitly accepted? Later they said I would report this to the manager the next day when he came to work and then give me a reply. However, I still didn't get a reply until I checked out at 1:00 p.m. the next day. A room that cost 200 yuan a night didn't even have the most basic services. Is no one concerned about the employees using their personal payment codes to force guests to scan the code to pay and privately cashing out? Bona is also a chain brand hotel. It is bound to go bankrupt sooner or later if it cannot guarantee basic services. Attached below is the payment screenshot as proof.
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