1/5 Danny S. 1 year ago on Google
Worst
Hotel
experience
ever!
I
really
travel
a
lot
because
of
my
work
and
associations
so
I’ve
been
to
many
hotels
&
resorts
across
the
country.
I
repeat
this
is
the
worst
experience
ever.
From
a
mean
and
stern
lady
who
seemed
to
be
the
“madam”
of
all
the
ladies
at
the
reception
to
getting
infected
with
malaria.
Honestly,
I
don’t
know
if
it’s
a
policy
at
“modern
city”
hotel
for
that
stern
and
meanness
to
transcend
to
the
very
customers
who
give
you
their
hard
earned
cash
for
at
least
the
bare
minimum
of
hotel
hospitality.
Yes,
because
she’s
also
mean
and
stern
to
her
subordinates.
When
I
arrived,
I
overhead
an
Asian
man
at
the
reception
requesting
for
a
room
not
on
the
1st
floor,
because
he
had
a
horrible
experience
with
mosquitoes.
They
gladly
obliged
and
gave
him
a
different
room.
He
made
his
reservation
the
previous
day.
I
had
my
reservation
made
almost
4
weeks
to
my
arrival.
I
decided
to
engage
them
and
also
request
for
a
room
above
the
1st
floor.
She
explained
with
all
meanness
that
the
Asian
people
do
not
close
their
doors
that’s
why
he
had
that
experience.
I
thought
it
wasn’t
a
reason
enough,
because
at
least
deal
with
the
mosquito
issue,
but
I
tried
to
understand
because
from
all
indications
she
wasn’t
going
to
budge
to
our
request.
Is
it
because
I’m
Ghanaian
and
the
other
man
had
a
lighter
skin
complexion?
Well
it’s
already
documented
the
difference
between
how
we
treat
foreigners
and
our
own
country
man.
“Modern
city”
hotel
exhibits
discrimination
to
Ghanaians.
I
accepted
my
room
on
the
1st
floor
went
in
and
realized
there
was
a
gap
in
the
washroom
window
which
I
tried
to
solve
but
couldn’t.
I
traveled
to
Tamale
for
an
assignment,
that
was
top
of
mind,
so
I
decided,
I
will
keep
the
room
and
try
to
keep
the
washroom
door
closed
at
all
times
during
my
stay.
I
left
for
my
assignment
which
was
at
the
UDS
campus.
The
challenge
was
that
anytime
they
came
for
room
service
after
I
leave,
the
left
the
washroom
door
opened.
I’ll
come
back
in
the
evening
to
meet
that
and
be
looking
around
for
mosquitoes.
You
may
ask
why
didn’t
I
request
or
buy
an
insecticide
spray.
When
you
pay
hard
earned
cash
to
a
hotel,
you
expect
to
earn
the
value
for
money.
It’s
the
basic
minimum.
I
didn’t
travel
from
Accra
to
Tamale
to
be
a
part
time
“mosquito
hunter”.
The
bathroom
is
leaks
into
the
main
room.
There’s
an
awful
smell
from
the
bathroom
that
gave
me
sneezing
bouts
throughout
my
stay.
I’m
back
in
Accra
currently
dealing
with
a
sickening
bout
of
malaria.
Thank
you
“modern
city”
for
this.
I
heard
the
President
Nana
Addo,
chooses
this
hotel
anytime
he
is
in
Tamale.
I’m
sure
they’ll
give
him
the
best
of
service,
but
Mr.
President
I
advise
you
to
look
for
another
hotel.
A
hotel
is
described
as
a
“big”
hotel
not
just
because
of
its
structure.
Your
service
to
your
customers
is
prime.
Maybe
they
should
change
the
name
to
Primitive
city
hotel.
It’s
a
horrible
hotel!
Won’t
recommend
to
anybody.