1/5 Sally D. 1 year ago on Google
We
arrived
on
a
Sunday
at
11:30am.
Knowing
check-in
was
not
until
3pm,
we
dropped
off
our
luggage
and
decided
to
wander
the
town
for
a
few
hours.
Unfortunately,
not
50meters
from
the
hotel,
my
daughter
vomited
and
became
sick.
We
decided
walking
around
was
not
a
great
idea
as
she
was
clearly
sick.
We
went
back
to
the
hotel,
explained
the
situation
to
reception,
told
them
we'd
wait
in
reception
until
our
room
was
ready,
and
asked
them
to
let
us
know
if
they
are
able
to
expedite
our
room
so
a
sick
person
could
lie
down
and
have
easy
access
to
a
washroom.
They
acknowledged
this
and
then
proceeded
to
leave
us
in
reception,
watching
from
afar
without
any
offer
to
help
as
my
daughter
vomited
her
stomach
contents
4,
FOUR
more
times!
I
approached
the
desk
every
hour
and
asked
them
to
check
if
the
room
was
ready
to
no
avail.
Not
until
I
approached
the
desk
at
3pm(!!),
the
actual
check-in
time,
did
they
finally
provide
us
with
a
room
key.
We
travel
a
lot.
In
fact,
on
this
particular
trip
spanning
5
weeks,
we
stayed
in
a
total
of
6
hotels.
We
are
generally
very
tolerant
of
hiccups,
mishaps,
and
inconveniences
as
we
travel.
We
also
know
that
when
checkout
time
is
11am
in
a
large
and
not-full
hotel,
it
does
NOT
take
4
hours
to
prepare
a
single
room.
Furthermore,
in
all
my
travels,
I
have
never
come
across
such
uncaring,
callus
staff
that
do
nothing
to
help
a
guest
when
a
guest
is
literally
vomiting
in
their
reception
area
during
a
pandemic
for
over
3
hours!!
Other
guests
walking
in
and
out
of
the
hotel
were,
quite
understandably,
horrified.
We
were
horrified.
We
stayed
calm
and
patient,
because
we
had
no
other
options.
We
asked
for
plastic
bags
for
my
daughter
to
contain
any
mess,
and
they
gave
us
paper
bags!
Paper
bags
that
leaked
on
the
floor!!
We
were
using
napkins
wherever
we
could
find
them
to
wipe
the
floor
and
they
still
didn’t
help.
The
weekend
staff
were
horrible,
incompetent,
callus,
and
simply
unprofessional.
I
really
don’t
know
what
else
to
say.