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16 de febrero de 2024
This has been the most awful stay I have ever encountered with a 5* hotel. Firstly, the only method of contacting the hotel from abroad is via phone, this makes it difficult to put in a special request for a room away from the elevator as I am a light sleeper. All other 5* hotel chains i have stayed with allow guests to contact them prior to their arrival with any special requests.
The hotel is operating at 100% occupancy and the only room available for me was right by the elevator. The elevator had a loud ring noise to announce it has arrived, so this was going on all night, on top of being on a floor with guest who were attending a wedding at the hotel. Why a business traveller is put on the same floor as noisy wedding guests, I have no idea. As the hotel was at 100% occupancy I had to suffer a poor night of no sleep.
The following morning the hotel was going to change my room, I left at 11.30 for a meeting and returned at 13.30, my other room was not ready until 14.40. When I was allocated another room it was awful in comparison to the original room I had been assigned. I had to make multiple requests to have my room changed so I could be comfortable. Usually, when someone bad happens, a hotel will put you in a nicer room than the original. This is the first time I was moved to a room that was not as nice as the original.
I had a two night stay and I had to move to three different rooms, which, needless to say is a lot of hassle and doesn’t allow you to get comfortable and relax. I expected a better standard of service from a J W Marriott. I needed a late check out and given all the grieve they were kind enough to give me a late check out, but then whilst I was trying to make sure I got rest, I was awoken with another call requesting for me to change my room because my room was required for an arriving guest. How a hotel think it's acceptable to disturb a guest who has suffered poor sleep, moved rooms three times, to ask them to change from their room for the remaining few hours of my stay, truly baffles me.
Whilst I was checking out, after I had paid for my room service charges, they decided to offer me a 20% by trying to refund me part of my room service costs. Again, I was shocked at the after thought of all this, and refused to accept the token discount. I will not be staying at this hotel again. If you are a business traveller, it is better to stay next door at the ITC Sonar, it's a much quieter property. As nice as the property is, the team at the J W Marriott still have a lot of work to do when it comes to understanding hospitality.
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