Mercure Ax Les Thermes

"I had planned a long driving distance for that day, so to relax after it, I booked what I thought was a quality hotel. I usually prefer the Mercure hotel chain in various countries because, so far, I have encountered quality and comfort in them. However, this establishment, if it can be called a "hotel," is far from normal and has nothing to do with the words "quality" and "comfort." Practically everything in it was progressively (or rather regressively) annoying, chaotic, and logically thoughtless. The rooms, which did not correspond to the price, were cold (the temperature control system did not work), as a result of which my parents managed to catch a cold, ruining their future vacation. The rooms are placed in such a way that other guests wander along the windows at the same level, staring in through the large display windows. And only by closing the curtains can you get a little privacy, of course, losing elementary daylight. The parking lot is full of branches that catch on the wheels of suitcases, and dragging suitcases to the hotel is a real challenge. Of course, you need to guess the correct direction to reach the reception, as there is no sign in the parking lot indicating its location. To get to the reception, you have to take the elevator, looking for where it is. Doors, thresholds—everything is placed in a way that is as inconvenient for visitors as possible. Apparently, none of the million hotel chain managers have tried to settle in this labyrinth themselves. In short, a nightmare. Once the decline has started, it usually doesn't stop, so in the future, not wanting to destroy my vacation, I will no longer choose these once high-quality chain hotels."

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