1/5 Corey �. 5 months ago on Google • 15 reviews
Let
me
enlighten
you,
having
toiled
in
the
hospitality
trenches,
front
desk
no
less,
for
five
plus
years
–
heed
my
words:
STEER
CLEAR
OF
THIS
GODFORSAKEN
HOTEL
AT
ALL
COSTS.
You
think
my
critique
is
harsh?
Think
again.
I
was
part
of
a
wedding
party
that
booked
numerous
rooms
for
my
sister's
big
day.
All
rooms
were
under
her
name,
the
bride.
Common
sense,
right?
Wrong.
Little
did
I
know,
this
inflexible,
unyielding
hotel
had
no
room
for
reason.
In
the
aftermath
of
the
wedding
festivities,
as
we,
the
guests,
returned
to
our
rooms,
I
found
myself
locked
out
of
mine
after
a
brief
detour
to
the
bride
and
groom's
suite.
A
simple
request
for
an
extra
key
turned
into
a
nightmare
courtesy
of
Del,
the
Night
Receptionist.
I
provided
the
room
number
and
the
bride's
last
name,
my
twin
sister,
mind
you.
Yet,
that
wasn't
sufficient
for
the
Night
Agent
extraordinaire.
Rolling
his
eyes,
he
declared,
'No,
if
you're
not
registered,
no
help
for
you.'
I,
in
vain,
explained
my
role
as
the
bride's
brother,
part
of
the
wedding
party.
But
Del
was
impervious
to
reason.
'I
can
NOT
help
you,'
he
spat
back.
Frustrated,
I
disclosed
my
own
experience
as
a
hotel
front
desk
agent,
expecting
empathy.
Instead,
he
summoned
security.
Flabbergasted
and
angry,
I
vowed
to
return
with
ID
and
room
key
for
a
mere
apology.
But
Del,
oh,
he
remained
steadfast
in
his
rudeness,
citing
some
absurd
'policy.'
In
all
my
globetrotting
and
hospitality
experience,
never
have
I
encountered
such
blatant
insolence.
This
hotel,
with
its
preposterous
policies
and
contemptuous
staff,
deserves
no
patronage.
From
the
depths
of
my
heart,
I
hope
they
reform,
but
as
it
stands,
no
wedding
party
should
subject
themselves
to
this
establishment,
period."
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