Element Hotels in Salt Lake City

The interior of the room is nice, the hot water is good and the temperature is suitable. The overall atmosphere of this hotel is businesslike, and the hospitality is verbal. Late check-out requires payment, but constructive suggestions are also given, saying that luggage can be stored for free. This hotel believes that the kitchen sink and microwave oven are added to the room, and the tableware is placed in the cabinet, even if it is a kitchen, this needs to be carefully identified by the sales platform. A real kitchen must have a gas stove or an electric stove, and the microwave oven cannot be counted as a real stove, so as to insist that there is a kitchen. When I checked in at night, I saw that there was no stove in my room, so I told the staff on duty that I booked a room with a kitchen and asked to change rooms, but she said that their standard king bed room never had a kitchen. Then there is a problem. They sell rooms with kitchens on the platform, but she said there is no kitchen. Is the staff on duty fooling me, or is the hotel fooling the agency platform, or they themselves think that such a room does not have a kitchen at all, which is very interesting. I need to thank the Ctrip staff who helped me at 12:00 am on October 7 (Salt Lake City time). They made me feel strongly supported in a foreign country. In short, this hotel is not very generous.