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27 Ekim 2024
Using the philosophy that the customer is always wrong, blame the customer, the van left early and the front desk blamed me because I wasn’t down “5 minutes early”. I said “..so, if I was here 5 minutes early, then it would be okay if the van left early?” She just repeated her assertion without acknowledging the fact that the van left early. The customer is wrong. This shuttle leaves every 45 minutes so it’s a real screw job when they leave even a minute early. What if someone was down 15 minutes early but had to use the bathroom at the last second and still got back to the lobby a minute prior to departure. Should the van still be there? They have a schedule which I grabbed as I checked in the evening prior. I must have left it in the first room after seeing the room hadn’t been made up. At some point later, I realized I didn’t have it with me in the second room. I knew I had to get down a little early, but remembered a 7:25a departure. It turns out it was 7:20a. In any case, I walked into the lobby at 7:19a (I know because I checked the time). No van in sight. I asked when the van was coming, assuming she’d say in a few minutes. Instead, she said it just left. I was pretty irate. She said it leaves at 7:20. “So, it left early?” I asked. She looked at her watch and said “it’s 7:20..!” Nice! Though it’s true I could have called down to confirm the departure time, I was still early for the 7:20 van. It’s one thing if I saw it out there closing up the door and getting ready to take off. But it was nowhere in sight. It left early. She wouldn’t own up to it. Blame the customer. The fact is, people are human and make mistakes and do the best they can. I left the schedule in the first room when they screwed up and assigned me a dirty room. I did my best to get down the next day and was still there before even the earlier departure time than I was thinking, and then was essentially blamed for missing a van that left even before that. This is crap customer service and about par for the course everywhere these days. Blame the customer. Real customer service is almost non-existent. I’d avoid this hotel not only for all of this, but the room had a leaking toilet that would start 5 minutes after you flushed it and you’d have to jump back out of bed to go fiddle with it. At another point, I woke up and the room was really cold. The heat appeared to stop. You could feel cold air coming in around the room door because the seal was so bad. I hit the controls on the wall, which didn’t light up, and set the heat higher. It came on with the unit under the window, which also had controls on it. Which ones should you use to actually control this thing? Who knows? It’s also an incredibly noisy hotel… essentially set up like a motel with outside access to the rooms. Anyone pulling their bags outside your room might as well be in your room (again, almost no seal around the door). At one point, the person in the next room op
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