WARNING: Jiande Man Shanhu Hot Spring Resort – Save Yourself the Trouble!
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You absolutely have to fight for your rights! For this kind of blatant price gouging, they should be fined out of business.
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I'm heading to the hotel tomorrow to sort this out in person! Hope I can successfully defend my rights!
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Did they resolve it for you? If not, we locals can help you call the tourism bureau. A shady business like that needs to be taught a lesson.
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It's all sorted! Already back to enjoying my trip.
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Definitely keep your evidence and report them to the platform. You might not only get compensation, but the platform might also fine the merchant. Unscrupulous businesses like this deserve to be penalized.
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The platform isn't doing its job either. I bet it's because there are no real penalties that the hotel feels bold enough to jack up prices so blatantly and maliciously.
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I booked this place too, for check-in on May 1st.
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I was thinking of canceling, but then I found out it's non-refundable.
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Is this really Hangzhou? Tourism bureaus all over are rushing to offer discounts, yet businesses here in Jiande act with such impunity. Why the arrogance?
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These unscrupulous businesses are seriously damaging Hangzhou's reputation. I've already reported them to the 12345 hotline and am waiting for the government to step in and punish these price-gougers!
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Normally, if there's a surcharge for certain dates, don't you usually have to pay it upfront when you make the booking to secure it?
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If there's a surcharge, it should be clearly stated on the order at the time of purchase, specifying which dates require an extra fee and how much. We specifically asked and confirmed there was no surcharge before we booked.
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If there's no room when you arrive, you're typically entitled to a full refund plus triple compensation. Don't just proactively cancel yourself; this is considered a major service failure in the hotel industry.
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Good point.
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Can't believe businesses are still pulling these kinds of stunts. The platform should definitely ban them.
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Yeah, it's hard to believe you'd still find such unscrupulous businesses in a place like Hangzhou.
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Next time, book through major platforms like Ctrip, Qunar, or Tongcheng. If any issues come up, they'll usually sort it out for you, as hotels don't dare mess with these big players. If you book through places like Taobao or Douyin, you're often on your own if problems arise.
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Actually, this time I booked Ctrip through Gaode Maps. And you can never get through to a live agent at Ctrip customer service. Just endless waiting.