I recently stayed at this hotel and had a mixed experience.
1. Lighting: The lighting in the room could definitely be improved. Even with all the lights switched on, the room felt dim. Additionally, the lighting control could use modernization; I had to switch off each light individually, which was quite inconvenient without a master switch.
2. Housekeeping Service:The housekeeping service needs enhancement. The dental kit, which includes enough toothpaste for just one day, was not replaced daily by default, and I had to repeatedly request it. Furthermore, slippers were not provided in the room, which is not something I would expect from a 5-star hotel.
3. Communication: I also faced issues when trying to contact the reception and housekeeping to arrange for the missing items. My phone calls from the room often went unanswered, which happened multiple times during my stay.
Love the hotel, location, cleanliness, comfort of the room, amenities, and friendly staff. HOWEVER, after 8 hours of flying, or driving, the staff greet you only to require you to check yourself in at the kiosk. I went through the whole complex process with an attendant assisting only for the kiosk to tell me I had to see an attendant to check in. WTH!
How frustrating and not a great way to be greeted at a hotel. I know the hotel staff was frustrated with the process too and it's another total disconnect from corporate with the individual hotel. I felt it was a cold and impersonal process especially following a long trip when all you want to do is to finally get to a room and away from the public. They also required me to use the kiosk to check out the next morning. I refused , handed the key to the attendant, and walked out.
When you pay a hundred or two hundred or more for a room the least they can do is to provide you some personal service for 5 or 10 minutes during your stay.
I will stay elsewhere besides an Accor hotel in the future. What a huge failure on their end.
KKakoeLove the hotel, location, cleanliness, comfort of the room, amenities, and friendly staff. HOWEVER, after 8 hours of flying, or driving, the staff greet you only to require you to check yourself in at the kiosk. I went through the whole complex process with an attendant assisting only for the kiosk to tell me I had to see an attendant to check in. WTH!
How frustrating and not a great way to be greeted at a hotel. I know the hotel staff was frustrated with the process too and it's another total disconnect from corporate with the individual hotel. I felt it was a cold and impersonal process especially following a long trip when all you want to do is to finally get to a room and away from the public. They also required me to use the kiosk to check out the next morning. I refused , handed the key to the attendant, and walked out.
When you pay a hundred or two hundred or more for a room the least they can do is to provide you some personal service for 5 or 10 minutes during your stay.
I will stay elsewhere besides an Accor hotel in the future. What a huge failure on their end.
HHrrichardI recently stayed at this hotel and had a mixed experience.
1. Lighting: The lighting in the room could definitely be improved. Even with all the lights switched on, the room felt dim. Additionally, the lighting control could use modernization; I had to switch off each light individually, which was quite inconvenient without a master switch.
2. Housekeeping Service:The housekeeping service needs enhancement. The dental kit, which includes enough toothpaste for just one day, was not replaced daily by default, and I had to repeatedly request it. Furthermore, slippers were not provided in the room, which is not something I would expect from a 5-star hotel.
3. Communication: I also faced issues when trying to contact the reception and housekeeping to arrange for the missing items. My phone calls from the room often went unanswered, which happened multiple times during my stay.