1/5 Alex F. 5 years ago on Google • 8 reviews
I
wouldn’t
have
given
this
place
a
1
Star
if
it
wasn’t
for
the
false
advertisements.
I
booked
this
hotel
through
Expedia
and
when
booking
the
room
I
chose
the
option
for
3
nights.
To
double
check
the
room
amenities
I
went
to
their
actual
website
where
they
advertised
massages,
luxury
car
services,
dry
sauna,
free
water,
fridges,
etc.
When
I
get
to
the
hotel
the
“deluxe
king”
was
just
a
room
with
a
bed
and
a
bathroom
with
a
shower;
there
was
no
fridge,
bathtub,
free
water,
sauna
in
the
building,
luxury
car
services
or
even
anything
remotely
close
to
what
they
advertised.
They
told
us
specifically
since
we’re
staying
3
nights
we’ll
bring
you
fresh
towels
in
the
morning...
two
days
later
and
nothing.
Now
here’s
where
it
gets
worst.
When
returning
back
to
the
room
on
our
3rd
and
final
night
we
punch
in
our
security
code
to
the
room
(keep
in
mind
they
told
us
they
change
it
whenever
people
check
in
and
out)
to
find
all
of
our
stuff
gone
and
someone
else’s
stuff
in
the
room.
We
go
downstairs
to
find
all
of
our
stuff
packed
up
and
then
telling
us
we
only
booked
2
nights
even
after
I
showed
them
the
Expedia
receipts.
They
had
no
answer
to
why
the
code
was
never
changed
and
to
who’s
stuff
was
in
the
room
after
they
told
us
we
can
stay.
Overall,
the
experience
made
me
question
the
integrity
and
security
of
the
place
and
I
would
recommend
that
if
you
have
alternative
options,
even
if
they
may
cost
more,
take
those
options.
Edit:
I
forgot
to
mention
they
make
you
wear
house
shoes
when
you
come
in
(not
a
big
deal
I
brought
some).
I
return
one
night
(I
left
my
house
shoes
downstairs
in
the
designated
area)
to
find
that
my
house
shoes
were
stolen
and
absolutely
nowhere
to
be
found.
Not
to
mention
we
were
locked
out
because
the
front
door
lock
didn’t
work
anymore.
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