The cleaning policy of this hotel is to clean it every 3 days after check-in, so my room was only cleaned once in 6 nights. And ignore trash other than trash cans. Because paper boxes and beverage bottles take up a lot of space, when the trash can was full, I took another bag to store the garbage, and placed it next to the trash can, but it was left as it was without cleaning it.There is no complete quilt cover, just a single sheet-type quilt cover to keep out dirt, and it cannot be fixed, so if you sleep a little differently, it is very likely that this quilt cover will shift and come into direct contact with the quilt. Is this really hygienic?If the above is okay, then the following safety issues are really intolerable.On the fifth night of my stay, at 3:30 in the morning, I was awakened by a knock on the door. I was alone and did not dare to get close to see what was going on outside. The loud drinking stopped and started again within two minutes. I hurriedly called the front desk, but the staff did not respond. I immediately came up to check the situation and had no choice but to call 110. The police arrived more than 20 minutes later and said they saw no suspicious persons. The process of knocking on the door and trying to open my room lasted for fifteen or six minutes. I asked to see the surveillance, and the hotel staff said that this hotel only has surveillance in the public areas on the first floor, not in each corridor. I asked to see the elevator surveillance on the first floor, but was refused. The reason is that the elevator does not have floor access control and does not require swiping a card, so every hotel guest can freely enter and exit each floor. There is no point in checking the surveillance. The front desk staff claimed that they came to me immediately after receiving the call. After I said that the knocking on the door lasted for more than ten minutes, he changed his story and said that because the front desk was dealing with the problem of drunk guests at the time, he was delayed for a while and did not come immediately. The police were also perfunctory, thinking that a certain guest had found the wrong room, so they registered my identity information and let it go. The hotel is right on the side of the road. If you don't need to swipe your card to go upstairs and there is no surveillance on the floor, wouldn't it mean that non-resident guests can come and go at will? Where are the security measures?