Jessy E.
Yelp
After paying over $500/night to stay in the Chalet, at the bare minimum I expected it to be cleaned before my arrival. We checked in after 3 PM and the management let us know our room was available and gave us a key, yet when we came inside the chalet had not yet been cleaned since the last visit. We found dirty sheets on the kitchen counter with mysterious brown stains, dirty sheets and bath towels on all the beds, and leftover food and drink from the last visitors. There was even left over toilet paper in the toilets! This would be disgusting at any time, but is simply disturbing given the rapid spread of COVID-19. When we called the front desk to inform them that our room was a mess, they assured us that the room had been cleaned but they would send over a cleaning crew anyway. To our surprise, when the cleaning crew arrived, they informed us that none of the had been into work for the past few days, and no one had stepped foot into the chalet to clean. They told us it would only take 30 minutes to clean a 2 story house with 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a kitchen, living room, and game room. That night the five of spent well over 30 minutes sterilizing the house so we would have peace of mind.
When we called and asked for some compensation, management refused to take our calls for three whole days. When we finally got a hold of the manager, Tyler, he said they had done enough by giving us a complimentary bottle of wine for our trouble. Unfortunately, a bottle of wine is not compensation for blatant negligence during a global pandemic. For days I had been trying to get a hold of Tyler, and when i finally did, he apologized for not getting back to me sooner, but he was busy cleaning up rooms at the hotel because again the cleaning staff was not there. During this last phone call, Tyler simply hung up us. Such negligence puts lives at risk and trying to dodge our phone calls makes it even more reprehensible.