AMOY by Far East Hospitality Hotel

I booked two rooms at the hotel and arrived at 8 a.m. to check in. The female staff at the front desk informed me that, because it was before the official 3 p.m. check-in time, the rooms were ready but I would need to pay an additional fee for early check-in. Understanding the policy, I opted to store my luggage instead and returned at 3 p.m. to retrieve my room cards.

However, when I entered the rooms, I was shocked to find that they were windowless—dark, damp, and completely different from what was advertised during the booking process, which promised rooms with windows. At 3:20 p.m., I went back to the front desk to request a room change. The receptionist first asked whether the room had already been used and then, after checking for about a minute, claimed that all double rooms with windows were fully booked. She added that only the single room could be switched to one with a window.

Unsatisfied, I contacted the booking agent. Surprisingly, not long after, the same staff member came to inform me that someone had “coincidentally” canceled a room with a window and we could now change rooms. What a convenient turn of events!

This experience highlights the poor service and lack of respect for customers at this hotel. It seems that unless you push the issue, the staff will assign you the worst rooms available, smiling while giving substandard service. This behavior is unacceptable and deeply disappointing.

In terms of the environment, this hotel can hardly be considered a proper standalone establishment. It feels more like an extended passageway. Behind the hotel is a busy food street, with countless people passing through every day, creating a noisy and chaotic atmosphere. The elevators and hallways are narrow and outdated, adding to the overall discomfort.

The only redeeming feature is its proximity to the metro station. However, apart from this, there’s nothing else worth recommending. The environment and service quality fall far short of expectations, making it a truly disappointing experience.