2/5 Jesper Max F. 3 months ago on Google New
Following
complaint
was
sent
to
the
hotel
without
receiving
any
actual
response
from
ITC/Marriott.
"As
a
person
who
lives
in
Hotels
most
of
the
year
(including
other
Marriott
Branded
Hotels)
and
have
done
so
for
almost
a
decade,
this
is
the
first
written
complaint
I've
ever
written.
At
check-in
the
staff
said
they
couldn't
accept
our
card
for
deposit,
although
I
use
this
at
every
other
hotel
I
stay
at.
Resulting
in
having
to
pay
every
time
we
need
food/beverages,
this
is
not
a
big
issue,
but
the
staff
generally
doesn't
know
how
to
operate
the
terminals
and
scramble
around
to
find
them
as
well,
charge
wrong
amounts.
Resulting
in
wait
times
uptowards
of
10-15min
to
make
a
simple
payment
for
beverage.
The
two
main
restaurants
there's
no
issue
so
clearly
staff
training
is
the
issue
here,
which
is
not
up
to
standard
when
charging
same
prices
as
Europe/US.
The
worst
incident
being
having
ordered
laundry
and
the
person
bringing
it
to
the
room
incisting
on
standing
in
the
room
with
my
mom
being
there
watching
me
getting
dressed/brushing
my
teeth,
because
he
couldn't
operate
the
terminal
correctly
again.
Despite
me
telling
him
I
would
come
down
to
reception
to
clear
the
payment.
The
above
is
reason
enough
to
write
a
complaint,
but
add
to
that
that
we
2
days
in
a
row
had
agreed
with
the
staff
to
get
transferred
to
a
room
with
2
single
beds
so
I
didn't
have
to
sleep
in
the
same
bed
as
my
mom,
and
therefore
packed
all
of
our
bags
both
days
ready
for
transfer.
The
staff
had
previously
showed
us
a
room
on
one
of
the
floors
that
hadn't
been
renovated,
and
we
told
them
if
that's
what
was
available
then
we
would
prefer
to
just
stay
in
our
excisting
room
at
which
point
the
staff
promised
transfer
to
a
room
that
was
of
the
same
quality.
Both
days
they
had
then
arranged
for
transfer
to
the
unrenovated
rooms,
and
basically
made
us
feel
like
we
where
lying
about
what
had
been
promised.
Not
until
the
manager
came
it
became
possible
to
move
to
the
promised
room.
All
the
staff
needed
to
do
was
say,
it's
not
possible
instead
of
making
promises
that
they
couldn't
fullfill
and
that
would
be
fine.
Last
nail
in
the
coffin
is
the
general
cleanliness
of
tables,
by
the
pool
area
there's
often
used
plates/mugs
standing
on
tables
from
morning
to
evening
which
for
a
5
star
hotel
is
not
okay.
I
have
to
be
honest
this
whole
experience
has
made
me
reconsider
the
used
of
hotels
under
the
Marriott
banner
in
our
onwards
travel
in
India
and
Asia"
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