vahid H.
Google
We checked in on 15 February at Royal Hainaut Spa & Resort Hotel, a hotel listed in the Michelin Guide, and unfortunately our stay was disappointing from the very beginning.
The room was extremely cold upon arrival and instead of fixing the heating system, we were provided with a portable electric heater. The cups in the room were dirty and had to be replaced after we reported it. The safe box was not working and, despite attempts by the staff, it was never repaired.
We chose to have dinner at the hotel restaurant La Galerie and made a reservation for 19:30. The starter arrived after about one hour, and around 21:30 we were informed we still had to wait longer for the main course. Because of our child’s sleep time, we had to leave the restaurant and complain. The food was eventually sent to our room.
Considering the hotel’s reputation and its Michelin Guide listing, the level of comfort, organization, and service was far below expectations. Overall, this was not a pleasant experience.
Update – 17 February
Today was our check-out day. During our stay, apart from the written reply under my previous review, no one from the hotel contacted us to follow up or check on our experience.
At check-out the receptionist only asked whether I wanted to speak with the manager. I declined and explained that I had already shared my feedback on Google.
We stayed two nights and three days, yet no effort was made to address the issues from the first day and night. This left us unsure whether it was simply a communication gap, an internal procedure, or another reason, but overall it gave us the feeling that our feedback was not fully taken into consideration.
In any case, I will also share my experience with Michelin, as I believe establishments associated with such recognition should be evaluated carefully in terms of service quality and guest care.