Returning from a Vacation in Turkey, Chronology of Nikita Mirzani's Inhumane Treatment During Quarantine in a 5-Star Hotel

Kapanlagi.com - Nikita Mirzani finally revealed how she was disappointed with the service of a 5-star hotel used for quarantine after returning from Turkey. She said that at that time she was treated inhumanely, while the rental price she had to pay was very expensive.

When met in the Ciledug area, South Jakarta, on Tuesday afternoon (27/7), the woman who is familiarly called Niki felt strange from the beginning. She felt strange about the procedures for quarantining people who had just returned from abroad.

"From the Airport, there are 3 gates that we have to pass, not just immigration stamps. Passports were confiscated. So the first and second gates are for legalizing the vaccination and other documents. The third gate is where we can finally leave, but before that, the Covid task force approached us and asked if we had booked a hotel for quarantine. If we hadn't, they offered us one," said Nikita Mirzani.

Nikita Mirzani finally chose to quarantine in the cheapest hotel. Unfortunately, the cheap hotel room was already full.

"There were six of us, one woman. So we had to quarantine one person per room. Imagine, there were six of us and only six rooms, and I was looking for a cheap hotel for quarantine. Well, the important thing is a cheap hotel where we can be safe, talk, and on the same floor. In the end, the cheap hotel reservation turned out to be full," said Nikita.

1. Quarantine in a 5-Star Hotel

Therefore, Nikita Mirzani was eventually offered a 5-star hotel by the officers. Because she didn't want any hassle and wanted to rest quickly, Nikita Mirzani agreed with what was suggested.

"I was tired and wanted to rest, so I agreed. They gave me a list of 5-star hotels. Even though I can sleep in a cheap hotel, it's okay because I can't go anywhere during quarantine and the hotel is empty. It's like a ghost town. They gave me a list of expensive hotels and I agreed. I asked for the price, Rp 17.8 million. So I booked that hotel," she said.

However, when she arrived at the location, the price per room suddenly became more expensive than what was originally offered. Upon hearing this, Nikita Mirzani was not happy and complained to the local officers.

"I asked if we could have one room for two people because we are a team. So Rp 17.8 million times three for eight days. But when we arrived at the hotel, the price changed to Rp 22 million. Many people witnessed it," explained Nikita.

"I'm not arguing, I just asked, 'Why is it Rp 17 million at the airport, but Rp 22 million at the hotel?' Because I'm tired, I paid. We were waiting for the task force team for PCR there. So we paid and got tested. The next day, the result was negative. What I mean is, if it's negative, don't treat us like positive people," she concluded.

(kpl/irf/tmd)