Complain to the manager of a hotel about service quality.

Dear Manager, I am a regular customer of your
hotel
and I always stay at Sahid Zarafshan
Hotel
when I come to Bukhara. The main reason I chose
this
hotel
is the quality of service here. But I am complaining to you about some problems in the
hotel
and I believe you can solve these problems positively. First of all, how slow and chaotic the check-in process was. I waited over 30 minutes to speak to a resource agent and when I
finally
got to the counter, the agent was distracted and not ready to process my reservation. It left a bad impression that lasted throughout my stay.
Also
, the condition of my room was simply unacceptable. The furniture was worn and unpleasant, the carpets were stained, and the bathroom was not properly cleaned. I understand that hotels can have maintenance issues from time to time, but the lack of attention to detail in my room was just that. I was satisfied with your
hotel
in
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my previous trips, but the
last
trip left me a bit disappointed. I do not ask you to compensate for these disappointments, but I ask you to resolve these issues positively. I hope that these problems will be solved positively in my next trips. Best regards, Khurshidbek Umedov
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Most of your main points are well-supported and clearly explained, making your complaints easy to understand.

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