1/5 Danny C. 2 years ago on Google
Overall,
my
vacation
got
ruined
and
our
engagement
day
became
the
worst
day.
First
of
all,
we
werenât
informed
about
the
turn-down
service
when
checking
in.
Only
informed
about
paid
services
such
as
Spa
or
breakfast.
Since
no
one
informed
about
the
turn-down
service
of
specific
time,
we
werenât
aware
of
someone
could
enter
the
room.
Our
privacy
interrupted
by
a
house
keeper
who
entered
the
bedroom
without
knocking
the
whole
room
and
the
separate
bedroom
door.
She
didnât
make
sure
if
someone
is
in
the
room.
She
just
opened
the
bedroom
door.
And
the
house
keeper
happened
to
see
us
at
very
intimate
moments
and
being
naked.
The
housekeeper
shouldnât
enter
the
room
unless
itâs
clear
that
no
one
is
in
the
room.
Itâs
a
basic
manner.
It
really
ruined
our
night
of
engagement
which
only
comes
once
in
my
life
with
my
fiancĂŠe.
We
both
are
traumatized.
The
hotel
kept
sending
the
same
housekeeper
to
our
room
for
room
service
and
it
was
very
uncomfortable
to
see
her.
We
immediately
claimed
and
reported
the
problem
to
the
front
desk.
Here
is
the
real
issue.
We
were
blamed
by
the
front
desk
manager
that
itâs
our
fault
not
turning
on
âDo
not
disturb
signâ.
Instead
of
receiving
a
sincere
apology,
he
escorted
us
to
the
restaurant
we
booked
as
if
itâs
time
for
your
dinner.
Later
that
night,
we
just
received
the
champagne
and
fruits
without
getting
a
notice
or
any
messages.
We
got
a
note
by
the
assistant
director
at
our
last
night
on
25th.
No
one
in
person
gave
us
an
apology
until
the
check
out
moment
in
person.
They
shouldâve
delegated
the
situation
correctly
at
that
night
immediately
on
24th.
Weâve
commented
several
concerns
regarding
public
health
and
safety.
During
pandemic,
the
door
men
didnât
check
the
temperature
correctly
with
a
thermometer.
Iâm
coming
from
South
Korea
where
itâs
strictly
followed
by
the
safety
protocols.
We
also
complained
to
the
front
desk
about
the
issue
and
nothing
hadnât
changed
during
our
stay.
Another
issue
was
the
housekeeper
touched
our
personal
belongings
and
disposed
a
Sisley
eye
cream.
When
checking
in,
the
front
desk
manager
asked
for
my
visa
status,
which
never
happened
at
any
five
star
hotels.
Itâs
their
job
to
do
simple
research
about
Korea
is
a
visa
free
country
for
Russia.
They
simply
could
google
before
asking
customers
about
visa
as
if
it
seemed
like
Iâm
illegally
traveling
the
country.
We
understand
the
safety
protocol
and
regulations.
However,
Iâve
never
faced
such
a
poor
hospitality
from
a
five
star
hotel
like
four
seasons.
Iâve
never
received
an
invoice
at
the
end
of
checking
out
and
the
front
desk
workers
werenât
 dare
to
ask
about
it.
The
assistant
director
came
out
to
give
an
apology
for
the
situation.
We
explained
how
much
it
ruined
our
special
day,
the
day
of
engagement.
Giving
complaints
was
huge
waste
of
my
time
while
I
should
be
truly
enjoying
my
stay
in
St.
Petersburg
in
Russia.
When
I
complained
about
the
dirty
bath
tub
and
showed
the
pictures,
then
the
assistant
manager
was
offering
free
spas
or
restaurants
in
Moscow
when
we
were
about
to
leave.
And
I
think
this
rude
offer
wouldnât
do
anything
for
not
only
our
ruined
the
engagement
day,
but
the
whole
trip
to
Russia
to
propose
to
my
girlfriend.
The
four
seasons
should
listen
and
be
aware
of
aforementioned
complaints.
In
the
end,
my
vacation
got
ruined
and
it
really
traumatized
my
fiancĂŠe
and
I.
The
hotelâs
way
of
dealing
with
the
situation
was
horrible.
I
wouldnât
recommend
anyone
to
visit
four
seasons
in
St.
Petersburg
due
to
the
poor
hospitality.
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