2/5 Katherine W. 8 months ago on Google
I’ve
never
been
treated
so
rudely
in
my
life
at
this
hotel
on
more
than
one
occasion
by
I
believe
her
name
is
Francine.
She
is
supposedly
the
“manager”.
This
has
been
my
go
to
hotel
over
the
past
10
years
for
many
reasons:
cleanliness,
kindness,
fantastic
service,
extremely
comfy
beds.
Everyone
else
that
works
there
is
so
so
kind
so
helpful,
always
had
a
huge
smile
on
their
face,
were
quick
to
jump
and
help
me
with
anything
it
was,
a
new
room
key,
house
keeping,
happy
greeting
etc.
they
all
went
out
of
their
way
to
always
give
excellent
service
not
just
to
me
but
to
everyone
I
observe
them
communicating
with.
They
even
did
things
above
and
beyond
I
would’ve
never
expected,
just
to
ensure
me
and
other
guests
felt
at
home.
I
had
a
death
in
my
family
almost
just
lost
my
life
and
lost
my
home
and
everything
I
owned
all
at
one
time.
I
am
not
a
bum
off
the
streets,
I’m
a
hard
working
woman
that
got
knocked
down
in
life.
I
had
booked
several
days
in
a
row
intermittently
over
the
last
2
weeks.
Im
not
sure
why
Francine
has
had
an
issue
with
me
sense’
the
first
encounter
she
had
with
me
but
for
whatever
reason
was
always
boldly
rude.
There
was
another
woman
that
checked
me
in
both
times.
She
was
so
so
sweet
full
of
life,
she
lit
up
the
whole
room.
I
even
remembered
thinking
wow
I
wonder
if
this
company
realizes
what
an
assist
this
woman
is
to
this
hotel.
I
listened
to
how
she
treated
a
group
of
guests
checking
in
and
out.
Everyone
was
so
happy,
laughing,
enjoying
her
hospitality.
She
had
amazing
interpersonal
skills.
Both
times
I
stayed
within
a
2
week
period.
Again
i
don’t
know
what
Francine
had
against
me.
But
2
separate
stays
when
I
came
to
the
desk
to
ask
to
extend
my
room
another
night,
She’d
slowly
take
her
time
to
acknowledge
me,
as
she
was
both
times
deeply
engrossed
in
her
iPhone,
no
smile,
but
instead
a
blank
annoyed
stare
accompanied
with
an
Immediate
attitude.
She’s
never
even
met
me
before.
Had
the
WORST
attitude
both
times.
The
stay
before
the
last
I
was
there,
she
told
me
I
shouldn’t
have
a
discount
(which
was
literally
a
few
dollars
off).
Was
incredibly
rude
to
which
I
stopped
the
conversation
asked
the
checkout
time
and
walked
away
to
spend
my
money
at
another
hotel.
The
last
stay,
when
I
left
yesterday,
again
horrific
attitude
and
she
boldly
tells
me
I
didn’t
deserve
the
bereavement
discount
I
was
given,
she
knew
knowing
NOTHING
of
my
circumstances.
Then
to
add
insult
to
injury
when
I
came
to
ask
to
extend
she
told
me
she
fired
the
girl
that
gave
me
the
bereavement
discount
(which
both
times
that
girl
had
gone
to
the
back
for
permission
to
permit
that
for
me).
This
specific
hotel
has
been
my
go
to
place
any
time
my
power
at
my
house
went
out,
or
for
whatever
reason
I
needed
a
place
over
the
years.
10
years
ago
before
I
even
moved
to
the
area
this
was
the
hotel
I
found
out
I
was
pregnant
with
my
son.
This
place
had
such
special
memories
for
me
over
the
years.
And
I’ve
never
been
treated
with
such
disrespect.
Like
I
was
total
trash.
Every
person
there
always
had
a
had
a
huge
smile,
been
more
than
accommodating,
the
place
is
clean
and
well
kept..
I
cried
both
times
I
left
the
last
2
stays.
I
was
already
at
my
worst
and
it
felt
like
a
sucker
punch
both
times.
I
pray
someone
fires
her
and
rehires
the
woman
who
was
the
biggest
asset
to
that
hotel.
The
girl
with
the
glasses
and
long
brown
hair.
She
was
the
kindest
to
me
when
I
was
at
my
lowest,
she
even
said
a
few
things
to
me
that
completely
relieved
me
and
lifted
my
day.
When
here
I
am
a
total
stranger
to
her,
she
empathized
and
spoke
kindness
into
my
broken
heart.
Having
a
stranger
speak
into
your
life
when
you’ve
lost
it
all
and
have
no
one
meant
the
world
to
me.
Francine
kicked
me
when
I
was
down.
She
doesn’t
deserve
a
job
there.
It
takes
one
person
to
ruin
a
beautiful
experience
for
everyone
else.
And
worst
of
all
If
she
really
is
the
manager,
I
feel
horrible
for
the
staff
that
has
to
deal
with
her.
This
place
deserves
5/5
stars
but
not
with
Francine
there.
Sorry
for
everyone
else
who
had
to
take
the
hit
for
a
bad
review
but
that’s
how
much
it
hurt.