1/5 Scrapperz C. 2 years ago on Google
I
was
in
quarantine
and
had
to
choose
an
apartment
pretty
quickly
due
to
impromptu
travel
plans.
I
trusted
the
Harbour
Plaza
brand
and
decided
on
8
degrees
because
it
looked
good
online
(mind
you,
in
quarantine
so
couldn't
check
any
place
out
in
person).
I
booked
a
3
month
stay
in
the
serviced
apartment
Deluxe
45
room.
To
summarize
my
experience:
this
hotel
is
a
scam.
Go
literally
anywhere
else.
Please
find
my
reasons
below,
and
keep
in
mind
I
foolishly
paid
$13,900
monthly
for
this
(they
are
now
trying
to
charge
$14,900):
-
The
surrounding
area
is
fairly
run-down
and
not
much
going
on.
Before
you
get
me
wrong,
I
want
to
say
I
actually
really
enjoy
the
area.
But
you
have
to
keep
in
mind
the
extremely
high
price
point--this
is
north
of
some
really
nice
options
in
central
or
tst,
which
i
learned
after
being
here
a
while.
-
The
images
in
the
gallery
look
10x
better
than
reality
(typical
in
my
experience,
but
this
is
something
else).
The
view
for
the
Deluxe
45
is
supposed
to
be
overlooking
the
water.
In
reality,
it
overlooks
a
ton
of
construction
with
cranes
blocking
your
view,
run-down
buildings,
and
a
bunch
of
other
eyesores.
-
Similar
to
above,
the
entire
hotel
looks
incredibly
tacky
and
like
it
was
built
30
years
ago--even
though
it
was
erected
in
2010.
The
pool
is
pretty
unexciting
and
seldom
used
by
guests,
the
carpets
look
dirty
(a
friend
said
it
looked
like
how
they
would
imagine
a
brothel
would
be
on
the
inside),
the
furniture
in
the
rooms
is
cheap
and
plain,
some
parts
of
the
rooms
look
like
they
haven't
been
cleaned
in
years.
I
could
go
on
and
on,
but
I
think
you
get
the
idea.
-
Not
livable.
Absolutely
NO
STORAGE,
and
annoying
lack
of
outlets.
Tiny
trash
bins.
Not
nearly
enough
area
to
store
your
clothes.
More
suitable
for
a
weeklong
stay,
definitely
not
a
long-term
place.
-
The
WiFi
is
so
terrible
I
have
to
switch
to
data
to
go
on
Whatsapp/FaceTime
calls.
-
AC
is
loud
as
hell.
I
usually
turn
it
off
when
watching
TV
because
it
drowns
out
the
sound.
-
The
hotel
doesn't
alert
you
to
when
your
dining
credits
run
out.
Don't
be
surprised
if
you
get
a
bill
tallying
several
hundreds
of
dollars
of
their
low-quality
food
for
the
past
month
that
went
beyond
your
credits.
If
you
call
to
complain,
they
basically
say
it's
your
fault
and
offer
no
assistance.
-
They
don't
bring
ordered
food
up
to
you,
so
you
have
to
run
back
and
forth
if
busy
or
too
lazy
to
go
out
(might
sound
snobby,
but
this
is
very
standard
service
for
any
worthwhile
hotel
in
hk).
-
They
don't
treat
their
guests
well.
A
few
weeks
in,
they
just
stopped
entertaining
my
requests
for
new
towels
and
limited
me
to
changes
once
a
week.
I'm
paying
$13,900
a
month,
and
they
won't
allow
me
to
exchange
a
towel
if
I
got
it
dirty
somehow.
Let
that
sink
in.
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