1. For bubble baths, you might want to choose a soap that doesn't sting your eyes. It's not just my child whose eyes sting terribly from the soapy pool water; my husband's eyes sting as well.
2. For the women's bathroom/washing area, if possible, check the shower or water faucet every day to see if it's broken. The one in the back was the one I found that wasn't working properly, the water was spraying everywhere, and my hanging change of clothes ended up getting wet.
3. This afternoon, I saw the cleaning staff coming in to take out the trash from the bin. Please take out the trash on the floor and hair that's clogging the drain and unclog it if there's a blockage.
4. For the security guards patrolling the gazebos, it's best to coordinate with the cashier or security team beforehand to see which gazebos are currently rented and which ones are not. Don't suddenly come up to visitors and say, "Excuse me, has this been paid for yet? Can I see the receipt?" Yes, I understand, they're on patrol, but coordination is important. The number plate should be empty, so when patrolling, they see it's filled, and then they interrogate. Don't make visitors grumble. I can't force the chain open to get in, so I'd rather sit on the floor and rent a mat.
You've already raised the price for high season, but the quality should also be improved. Don't make it the same as on weekends or weekdays. Drain the Walking Pool every day, the water is so murky, with so many people there.
That's my review. Thank you.