How to cast screen on Lavande Hotel TV?

If you can cast the screen, you don’t need to set it up on the TV. If the phone and TV are in the same router, the phone can cast the screen directly to the smart TV!

Wireless screen projection is also called wireless screen sharing, flying screen, and screen sharing. Specifically, it is to use some technical method to display the screen of mobile device A (such as mobile phone, tablet, notebook, computer) in "real time" on the screen of another device B (tablet, notebook, computer, TV, all-in-one machine, Projector), the output content includes various media information and real-time operation pictures.

At present, the relatively mature solutions that support wireless screen projection technology are: Airplay screen mirroring from the Apple camp, Miracast protocol from the WIFI Alliance, and DLNA push from other companies.

The current update of Windows 10 system has built-in wireless screen projection function. Whether it is documents, videos, or photos, as long as they are in the same local WIFI network environment, it only takes one step to go from screen A to screen B. Click to cast the screen.

There are two things about Lavande Hotel that I want to complain about.

One is that the TV cannot cast the screen. As soon as my daughter arrived at the hotel, she wanted to watch Peppa Pig and turn on the TV to prepare for the channel. I soon realized that this was completely unworkable, so I went downstairs to the front desk to find the little brother. The little brother took advantage of the situation and pushed me the membership card. He also told me that unless I paid for a service co-branded by Jinjiang Group and iQiyi, I could only watch free programs.

Of course, not only Jinjiang, but also many hotel groups are promoting their own co-branded rating cards. Maybe I am short-sighted. I think this kind of service is given to guests for meager profits (compared to main revenue such as room revenue). The feeling of "the store is trying to suppress customers" is very unfriendly to the brand's reputation. Although I bought a membership, I didn’t buy a package with a viewing package.

However, this naughty operation has become my biggest complaint, which is "Breakfast is terrible! (The main reason for buying the membership package is that it comes with more breakfast.)"

To be honest, I have never had breakfast of this level in a hotel chain. I used to think that the whole season was already terrible to eat, but now I find that "the whole season is not bad." I didn't expect the breakfast for 20 or 31 guests to be comparable to a star-rated hotel, but this breakfast made me feel a little bit weak.

There are very few varieties of breakfast; there is one kind of fruit every day, and it is still wilted or bad; there are very few seasonings for noodles and noodles (how much does this cost?), and the waiter who cooks the noodles often doesn't know who he is. Whereabouts.

On the morning of the last breakfast, I saw a customer coming to eat noodles. After waiting for a long time, there was no one, and finally left. If the goods are not good, should we use better services to make up for it? Or simply improve both aspects and simply cultivate both merit and virtue.

In the next few days, I stayed at Lavande in Ganzhou and Jingdezhen. Ganzhou Lavande is older and many of the facilities in the guest rooms are older. Even the shower water is hot and cold.

Also, I have to mention Lavande’s laundry room. When I checked in, the lady at the front desk told me that there was a laundry room available. I imagined that it would be similar to the laundry room in all seasons. But when I saw it, I was a little scared.

This should be more appropriately described as a laundry room. In a room of four to five square meters that has not been completely decorated, there is a dirty-looking, non-drum washing machine placed next to it. A bottle of laundry detergent and that’s it. Jingdezhen Lavande is generally good. Although it is in a busy area, the rooms are quite quiet and the internal facilities are relatively new. I didn't dare to eat breakfast.