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The
hotel
telephone
operator
should
have
seriously
been
trained
to
handle
calls
and
inquiries
politely
and
professionally
and
not
to
be
rude
and
demented.
When
I
asked
for
her
name,
she
refused
to
give
me
her
name
and
hung
up
on
me
the
first
time.
All
I
know
is
that
she
was
an
elderly
woman
with
a
Caribbean
accent.
The
second
time,
she
tried
to
put
me
on
hold.
But
instead
of
putting
me
on
hold,
she
was
singing
Christian
hymns
“Jesus
is
out
savior!
Jesus
saves
us!”.
This
hotel
uses
many
cluster
positions
shared
with
front
desk
agents
including
demented
old
telephone
operators.
I
knew
that
every
hotel
has
a
standard
check-in
time,
and
the
standard
check-in
time
of
this
hotel
was
at
2pm.
As
I
arrived
in
Toronto
the
night
before
and
was
planning
on
staying
following
next
day,
I
just
simply
wanted
to
check,
by
calling
the
Marriott
Airport
hotel
to
ask
the
Front
Office,
how
early
for
me
to
possibly
arrive
which
is
normal
as
sometimes
there
could
be
unoccupied
rooms
available
and
the
hotels
can
just
flexibly
let
the
guest
check
in
right
away,
so
that
I
could
plan
my
day.
I
called
at
10:01am
from
my
mobile
phone
and
mannerly
asked
the
hotel
main-line,
and
the
operator
just
offensively
and
impolitely
shouted
over
the
phone,
in
her
thick
Jamaican
accent,
“The
Hotel
check-in
time
is
2pm!!!
We
have
been
full
and
busy
since
so
long!”
without
transferring
my
call
to
the
Front
Office
or
even
asking
me
any
further
details
and
check
in
the
system
before
replying.
The
voice
was
clearly
insulting,
not
welcoming
and
provided
no
sense
of
hospitality
at
all.
The
call
clearly
implied
that
the
operator
was
literally
saying
that
I
was
so
“stupid”
and
this
hotel
was
not
willing
to
be
flexible.
I
have
been
coming
back
to
stay
at
this
property
several
times
for
many
years
in
the
past
as
I
used
to
like
their
service
a
lot.
However,
from
this
experience,
I
am
completely
disappointed
and
now
have
a
second
thought
to
come
back
to
stay
at
this
hotel
again
or
to
recommend
to
others.
If
you
don’t
want
to
provide
services,
then
you
should
not
work
in
service
industry,
Ms.
Louise!
I
don’t
be
forced
to
listen
to
a
demented
old
person
singing
about
Jesus!
For
those
who
plan
to
stay
here
and
don’t
want
to
be
disappointed
by
their
services,
as
you
might
have
quite
high
expectations,
avoid
calling
the
hotel
main
line.
There
are
so
many
better
hotels
in
that
same
area!
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