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I’ll give credit where it’s due: the place is reasonably clean (there’s your first star) and the check-in process didn’t make me want to pull my hair out (there’s your second). Beyond that? Well, prepare yourself for the masterclass in how to strip “hospitality” out of the hospitality industry.||I’m currently staying here and learned quickly that this hotel’s idea of “complimentary” stops at coffee pods. When I politely asked for a couple of tea bags instead—since, you know, not everyone guzzles coffee like it’s oxygen—I was told that would cost extra. Extra. For a tea bag. I even offered to hand back the coffee pods in exchange, but apparently that radical barter system was too much for the staff to process.||Now, maybe they’re under strict orders to nickel-and-dime guests at every opportunity. Or maybe they’re just not empowered to make such wild, customer-friendly decisions as swapping coffee for tea. Either way, the result is the same: a “we couldn’t care less” vibe that makes you wonder why anyone here chose a career in service.||So yes, two stars. One for cleanliness, one for check-in. Everything else? A case study in how to alienate guests over pennies. If this is what passes for hospitality, I’d hate to see their definition of “customer care.”