Craig W.
Google
My wife and I splurged on a Junior Suite, only to be informed upon arrival that it was unavailable due to “maintenance issues.” We arrived around noon, well before the 4 PM check-in time, and were told we’d still receive a suite, albeit without a fireplace, along with a $75 credit for the inconvenience. Disappointed but understanding, we agreed, as we were told it was our only option. However, when our room was ready at 4 PM—no earlier—we discovered it wasn’t a suite at all. Suites, located on the top (4th) floor, feature separate sleeping and living areas, a separate tub and walk-in shower, and a fireplace. While we knew there’d be no fireplace, our room lacked all these features. It was a small, standard room with no view, a combined bath/shower, and was clearly a Deluxe King Room, not a suite, despite repeated assurances from staff. The price difference between the two is about $100 per night, yet the $75 credit didn’t cover the overcharge. To make matters worse, when we inquired about switching to a suite at one of the other three Davenport Hotels, we were told nothing was available—despite online searches showing open rooms. Ultimately, we paid more for a lesser room than we would have if we’d booked it directly, which marred our entire stay. As a self-proclaimed luxury hotel in the Autograph Collection, we expected far better from the Davenport. The staff showed little interest in addressing their error, offering neither adequate accommodations nor a fair discount to align with the room’s actual cost. Whatever happened to customer service? We won’t be returning.