Jiarong G.
Google
Upon my arrival at the hotel on December 30, 2025, around 2 pm, a luggage handler accidentally broke the handle of my Rimowa suitcase. Despite the incident being witnessed by the hotel staffs at the front gate and the availability of CCTV footage, no one approached me to take responsibility or express regret for the incident. I had to report the issue to the hotel myself.
When the manager approached me, he claimed that my taxi driver had returned to the hotel around 5 pm to inform the front desk that my suitcase was already broken before I arrived at the hotel. However, the manager failed to provide any evidence to support this claim.
Quote from recording evidence:
During our conversation, which I have recorded, the manager made contradictory statements regarding the taxi driver's alleged visit:
Me: “At 5 pm he (the driver) came back, and stop the car at the same spot we drop off?”
Manager: “Yes, I think he was off the duty, during the way home, he just drop by. He leave the memo and he left, and I call back.”
Me: “How do you know that is my driver?”
Manager:”We have a CCTV that the taxi was record, and the [plate] number was matched.”
Me: “ Which means you also have the CCTV for the second time the driver came back?
Manager: “…”
Me: “Because you claim the driver came twice, for the first time, you got the CCTV for the taxi drop off, it means at the same spot, you should have the CCTV for his second drop right?”
Manager: “No we don’t have.”
Me: “Why?”
Manager: “...emm He just stopped at the Main Street."
I find it difficult to believe the manager's claims due to the lack of evidence and the inconsistencies in his statements. The hotel has multiple ways to prove their claims, just as they easily retrieved the CCTV footage of the luggage being broken at the front door. However, they have failed to provide any evidence to support their version of events.