1/5 Mondo R. 11 months ago on Google
I
travel
for
work
pretty
regularly
and
stay
in
hotels
about
twice
a
month.
My
stay
at
the
Hilton
Baltimore
Inner
Harbor
was
the
worst
hotel
experience
I've
had
in
6
years.
During
my
stay,
there
were
issues
with
my
room
key.
The
third
time
my
key
stopped
working,
a
security
guard
took
me
to
my
room
to
attempt
to
let
me
in.
Her
master
key
didn't
work,
so
she
had
to
call
someone
from
maintenance
to
let
me
in.
The
maintenance
person
also
couldn't
get
my
lock
to
work,
so
another
person
had
to
be
called.
Overall,
it
took
almost
two
hours
before
I
was
able
to
get
back
into
my
room.
Since
there
were
so
many
issues
with
the
key,
the
hotel
switched
my
room.
When
I
checked
out,
I
was
given
two
folios
for
my
stay,
one
for
the
night
in
the
room
with
the
key
that
didn't
work
and
another
for
the
room
I
was
moved
into.
I
didn't
realize
until
I
got
home
that
the
folio
for
the
night
in
the
room
that
didn't
work
showed
that
I
was
charged
for
being
a
no-show
the
night
of
my
reservation.
As
I
need
to
submit
my
folios
for
reimbursement,
I
called
the
hotel
and
requested
a
folio
that
accurately
showed
I
had
checked
in
to
the
hotel.
The
hotel
was
unable
to
provide
me
with
an
accurate
folio
to
submit
to
my
company
for
reimbursement.
The
hotel
ran
multiple
charges
for
my
stay.
There
was
one
charge
for
the
first
night,
another
charge
for
the
other
2
nights
after
my
room
was
switched,
and
a
third
charge
for
more
than
$700.
When
I
called
the
hotel
to
dispute
the
$700+
charge,
the
person
I
spoke
to
said
they
were
going
to
transfer
me
to
someone
who
could
help
me
with
the
charge.
After
I
was
transferred,
the
phone
rang
for
more
than
10
minutes
with
no
one
answering
or
me
being
given
the
option
to
leave
a
message.
I
then
called
Hilton
customer
service.
I
was
on
the
line
with
them
for
almost
an
hour.
They
said
they
were
unable
to
find
the
$700
charge,
because
that
charge
wasn't
connected
to
my
original
confirmation
number.
I
was
provided
a
case
number
and
told
someone
would
follow
up
with
my
dispute
in
48
hours.
I
received
a
response
from
the
Hilton
that
didn't
address
the
$700
charge
and
only
said
that
I
did
not
show
up
for
my
original
reservation
and
was
charged
a
no-show
fee.
I
ended
up
having
to
dispute
the
$700
credit
card
charge
with
my
credit
card
company,
which
resulted
in
me
having
to
cancel
that
credit
card,
which
of
course
is
a
major
inconvenience.
Additionally,
when
the
hotel
switched
my
room
because
my
key
didn't
work,
I
was
offered
25,000
Hilton
Honors
points.
After
2
weeks,
the
points
still
have
not
been
credited
to
my
account.
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