2/5 Jon T. 1 year ago on Google
I
was
going
to
leave
a
4-star
review,
but
after
an
overhead
conversation
between
the
GM
and
a
front
desk
person
by
my
wife
and
kid,
they
get
two
stars:
We
stopped
here
on
our
way
down
to
see
the
mouse;
hotel
is
in
a
great
location,
lots
of
places
to
eat,
lobby
is
clean
and
up-to-date,
room
is
clean,
bed’s
comfortable
enough,
however,
my
daughter—who’s
14–took
a
shower
around
9ish
and
said
that
the
shower
“sucked”
because
the
water
isn’t
very
hot.
I
shrugged
it
off
b/c
my
daughter
likes
her
temp
setting
at
“lava.”
The
next
morning,
I
went
to
take
a
shower
and
she
was
correct:
the
water
temp
did
indeed
“suck.”
Calling
it
“lukewarm
“
would
be
generous.
Later
that
morning
we
went
down
to
the
lobby
to
get
some
coffee
and
juice
and—while
waiting
for
wife
to
make
her
coffee—I
asked
the
front
desk
person,
“has
anyone
else
mentioned
that
the
water
temps
are
not
that
great?”
She
said,
“you
know,
you’re
the
second
person
that
said
that;
what
room
are
you
in?”
I
told
her
our
room
and
we
went
back
up
to
finish
packing.
Came
back
down
about
30
mins
later,
wife
and
kid
left
standing
in
the
lobby
with
luggage
and
I
went
to
pull
the
car
around.
After
we
loaded
the
car
and
I
hit
the
road
my
wife
said
that
another
person
came
done
and
complained
about
the
hot
water.
A
few
moments
later
the
GM
came
in
from
the
back
office
and
said
to
the
front
desk
person,
“it’s
no
one’s
business
about
our
water
temps.
They
don’t
understand
that
our
hot
water
is
not
like
the
water
heater
at
their
home.”
That
is
unacceptable
on
at
least
two
levels:
First,
do
you,
Mr.
GM,
think
that
I’ve
never
stayed
in
a
hotel
before
and
have
no
point
of
reference
for
how
hot
the
water
should
feel?
Second,
you’re
going
to
stand
behind
the
desk
in
the
lobby
and
insult
the
collective
intelligences
of
your
guests
by
saying
(where
guests
can
hear
you)
that
the
hot
water
temp—the
one
thing
you
can
actually
deliver
to
your
guests
as
an
experience—is
none
of
our
businesses?
You’re
lucky
I
was
not
in
the
lobby
when
those
words
were
said
as
we
would
have
had
loud
words
in
your
lobby.
For
someone
that’s
supposed
to
be
managing
a
business
that
provides
hospitality,
you’re
not
being
very
hospitable.
Get
out
of
your
office
and
either
you
or
your
maintenance
person
go
double-check
the
thermostat
on
your
hot
water
heater
and—if
it’s
reading
at
an
acceptable
temp—have
it
recalibrated
b/c
it’s
obviously
out
of
whack.
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