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January 2, 2024
Check-in was relatively simple, but when we got in the elevator there was a sign that says second floor temporary closed for renovations...and yet we were booked on the 2nd floor. The hallway just beyond us had visible studs and missing walls. Ok, we understand you have to work around guests, but maybe don't post the floor is closed and then assign people a room there?
The 2nd room key we had didn't work. Again, not major, but...
Despite saying full kitchen, there are NO plates, utensils, glasses, pans to cook, etc. Apparently, "No. We've never provided those things. People bring their own." SERIOUSLY? Who goes to a hotel and travels with their own pots and pans? Their own silverware? She seemed to think this was common. I've NEVER stayed anywhere with a kitchen, full or limited, that didn't have utensils, plates and glassware.
Then, despite there being very few people staying there (we saw no one else and there were few cars in the lot), they put people in the room next door (an adjoining room if you wanted to open the doors between)--people who weren't exactly quiet and who smoked a now-legal substance (in a non-smoking room!) to which I am allergic. We did call down and I think someone asked them to quit, but really...if the place is mostly empty, don't put people who are not together in adjoining rooms. It's unnecessary and really just not thoughtful.