1/5 Cosmo 9 months ago on Google
I’ll
begin
with
the
good…
the
bed
was
comfortable…
Now
the
bad….this
might
be
long.
Apparently
Niagara
Falls
has
turned
into
a
refugee
center.
I
think
Canada’s
idea
of
helping
refugees
is
quite
nice
but
completely
not
well
managed
and
absolutely
not
considerate
to
people
who
pay
dearly
for
a
hotel
in
Niagara
Falls.
This
hotel
is
presently
accommodating
refugees
that
have
zero
guidance
and
no
social
service
support.
The
hotel
isn’t
helping
these
people,
they
are
just
collecting
the
government
money
for
housing
these
poor
people.
These
people
are
sitting
in
the
parking
lot
24
hours
a
day.
The
people
just
don’t
have
the
guidance
or
etiquette
to
share
the
hotel
experience.
Children
running
between
cars.
I
was
parking
my
car,
I
almost
ran
over
a
person
sleeping
on
the
ground
in
the
spot.
The
hotel
was
like
a
housing
project
in
a
ghetto.
We
felt
very
unsafe.
People
talking
loud
outside
our
room,
garbage
in
the
elevator.
When
we
arrived
I
had
to
ask
a
few
of
them
to
let
me
pass
by
because
a
bunch
were
sitting
on
entrance
steps.
I
was
a
bit
nervous
about
parking
my
car
since
there
were
folks
sitting
on
cars
and
hanging
around.
I
asked
the
lady
at
the
front
desk
if
my
car
was
safe
and
she
said
if
I
was
concerned
I
should
park
the
car
under
the
camera.
The
security
guard
sat
in
a
chair
with
his
head
buried
into
his
phone.
I
asked
the
guard
if
he
thought
my
car
was
safe,
he
just
looked
at
me…he
didn’t
didn’t
speak
English
or
French.
Totally
useless.
The
hotel
is
modern
and
kept
clean.
Staff
was
very
friendly
and
helpful.
I
think
they
really
looked
out
for
the
paying
customers.
But
I
think
Wyndham
and
Canadian
government
should
have
notified
incoming
guests
what
to
expect.
We
were
on
a
weekend
trip
to
relax
and
site
see.
Thank
goodness
it
was
only
two
nights.
We
didn’t
feel
comfortable
from
the
moment
we
got
there.
For
Canada
to
just
dump
these
poor
refugees
into
a
resort
town
was
seemingly
a
sound
idea,
but
they
never
considered
the
impact
on
the
visitors
to
this
area.
Maybe
Wyndham
could
have
more
security
doing
patrols
and
making
all
the
guests
feel
safe
and
comfortable.
The
few
guests
I
spoke
to
felt
like
I
did.
The
Falls
were
pretty.
People
were
from
all
over
the
world
and
very
friendly,all
having
a
great
time.
Thankfully
we
had
a
safe
successful
trip,
but
my
overall
experience
was
completely
uncomfortable….
No
blame
to
the
refugees…..
Canada
and
Wyndham
need
to
do
a
better
job.
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