2/5 Cary J W. 2 years ago on Google
Doubtfully
we'll
return.
I
was
in
a
rush
to
leave
and
failed
to
tell
them
of
their
problems
of
security
and
other
issues
(So...Dear
Manager,
please
accept
my
apologies
for
not
telling
you
this
in
person).
I'm
extremely
disappointed
in
the
advertisement
of
having
internet
when
clearly
it
doesn't
work.
I
mean
it's
not
like
a
momentary
outage,
it
just
doesn't
work.
You
obviously
have
put
your
staff
in
quite
the
bind,
forcing
them
to
lie!
Upon
check-in
we
were
even
given
the
internet
access
codes,
but
when
it
wasn't
working
for
us
she
fessed
up,
"Oh,
it
doesn't
work
on
the
4th
floor!"
Why
did
she
even
bother
to
give
us
the
codes?
The
door's
lock
is
broken...missing
a
screw.
Room
410...
you
have
to
push
it
with
GUSTO
to
lock
and
YANK
it
to
open.
(Hope
there's
no
emergency
or
some
feeble
person
put
in
that
room!)
The
glass
mirror
closet
doesn't
close/fasten
all
the
way,
so
if
you're
not
paying
attention
it'll
open
all
the
way
creating
an
accident
waiting
to
happen
when
the
entry
door
opens
(as
we
almost
experienced).
The
toilet
doesn't
work
properly...I
think
it's
the
float
valve.
Whatever
it
is-
if
2
people
need
to
use
it
back
to
back...there's
a
DEFINITE
problem!!
The
carpet
looked
clean,
but
shredded.
All
it
needs
would
be
scissors
to
cut
off
the
shreds.
The
room's
ottoman
was
very
stained
(too
yucky
to
look
at
let
alone
use).
The
elevator
had
an
expired
safety
certificate
and
eerily
slow.
Lastly,
this
is
petty
and
frankly
it's
my
complaint
of
many
hotels:
the
hook
on
the
back
of
the
bathroom
door
(It's
so
high
even
Isaiah
Thomas
wouldn't
like
it.
I
don't
know
WHY
all
hotel
bathroom
doors
have
hooks
out
of
reach!).
Okay,
those
were
the
negatives,
but
there
were
positives:
We
arrived
prior
to
the
check-in
time
and
the
clerk
did
everything
to
accommodate
us
quickly;
the
room
was
clean;
the
A/C
and
heater
both
worked;
the
clock
was
actually
set
to
the
right
time;
we
told
them
of
a
puddle
of
water
in
a
public
area(safety
issue),
they
mopped
it
up
in
a
timely
manner;
all
the
staff
were
hospitable
(even
the
one
who
"misinformed"
us
of
the
internet
problem
had
a
smile
on
her
face);
the
morning
breakfast
had
the
normal
foods-
beverages,
coffee/teas,
cold
and
hot
cereals,
sausages,
eggs,
waffles,
biscuits
and
gravy,
and
pastries--but
beware!
There
were
unaccompanied
young
children
(whose
parents
never
schooled
them
in
buffet
etiquette),
they
touched
what
they
wanted
and
touched
what
they
didn't
want!
Lastly,
the
price
was
worthy
enough
to
write
home
to
momma
(about
$40-50
per
night
less
than
their
competitors,
but
now
I
know
why)!