1/5 Paul M. 1 year ago on Google
I
was
a
manager
at
two
of
the
most
successful
hotels
in
Lexington.
I
cannot
think
of
a
scenario
where
I
couldn't
workout
something
so
that
a
family
of
6,
paying
for
a
handicap
accessible
suite,
could
not
have
an
extended
checkout
by
ONE
hour.
On
a
Sunday?
Nevermind
that
I'm
a
rewards
member,
just
as
a
human
being.
I
might
be
more
understandable
if
the
front
desk
attendant
had
even
attempted
to
explain
why.
It's
easy
at
the
desk
in
that
situation
to
say
"we're
sold
out
for
the
night"
or
explain
why
vacancy
is
limited
and
turnover
it
critical
on
a
day
like
that.
But
she
didn't
attempt
to
make
an
excuse
like
that,
because
one
didn't
exist.When
we
managed
to
get
my
three
young
kids
and
senior
mother
and
her
walker
downstairs
to
load
our
two
vehicles
upon
checkout,
what
was
left
of
the
staff
was
taking
a
smoke
break
in
the
all
but
empty
parking
lot.
Besides
the
terrible
service,
the
handicap
suite,
wasn't
much
of
either.
It
was
a
big
room
with
all
the
same
amenities
of
a
normal
room
except
way
more
wasted
space.
And
when
you
can
barely
stand
up
straight
(the
two
disabled
persons
staying
in
the
room)
a
hand
rail
doesn't
exactly
scream
accessibility.
Just
more
to
the
tone
of
less
liability.
There's
almost
a
happy
ending
though.
The
hotel
didn't
charge
us!
Great
right?!
Except
my
wife
and
I
trying
to
be
honest
folk,
call
the
hotel
to
find
out
why,
only
to
discover....it
was
an
error
on
their
part.
Just
didn't
charge
us.
They
appreciated
our
honesty
though.
Appreciated
it
so
much
they
gave
us
a
whole
$25
bucks
off
our
entire,
all
be
it
short,
stay.
Right
before
they
charged
us.
Just
a
reminder
of
why
we
haven't
done
anything
special
(like
celebrating
my
son's
10th
birthday)
out
in
the
world
for
several
years
now.
Thanks
HIE
for
showing
me
my
shadow.
I'll
be
headed
back
into
my
antisocial
fear
hovel,
where
I
can
pretend
people
aren't
constantly
trying
to
take
advantage
of
my
family
and
what
little
money
we
can
scrape
together
to
get
away
from
the
everyday,
commonplace
horror
that
has
become
acceptable
to
us
all.