A cheap and flimsy imitation of some of the better click-fest style business managment games.
Then, the language barrier is glaringly obvious; it seems as if who ever wrote the text scripts for this game only learned English as a second language.
For example, here are three direct quotes from game play:
"the chambermaid brings customers' clothes to the dry cleaners in order to clean it and make it look good."
"some customers can ask you to change bed right away after their coming, or during a day."
"the best hotel of the city"
When you are finished playing and wish to quit the game, the screen prompts you with: "are you sure to exit?"
The graphics are disappointing because you may have five guests in your hotel and they are often almost all identical: college-age blond guy in red shirt and blue pants, for example. This leads to gameplay confusion, and detracts from overall enjoyment.
Many click managment games have you furiously clicking away, racing a clock, trying to get everything done and keep everybody satisfied before time runs out.
This game attempts to create that scenario, but I found myself bored with the clicks and losing my attention-span before levels were finished.
There are only five different hotels and only 40 levels; so it is a short game.
The music is okay, but not catchy or exciting in any way.
There are better mouse-click management games out there; I would not recommend this one unless you can get it for US$5 or less; check your bargain bin.