Gastnutzer
20. April 2024
We were booked for 17 nights. We stayed 30 min. Upon entering the rear door close to our suite, the smell of *********, cigarettes and urine was alarming. There were several characters hanging in the hall, separately, not typical of a hotel guests. It felt off. My husband was parking our vehicle close to the ground floor patio when I went in alone and found the room. It was rough looking. Lots visible wear, tear and damage. There were two doors in our suite. One with a deadbolt and regular hotel security lock. The other was a light lock in the door knob with no extra security latch as most have. We loaded our belongings in all the while feeling something wasn’t sitting right. Suddenly a male staff unlocked and attempted to open the door, of which I had the security latch hooked. He said he needed to come in to check the tv. We reluctantly opened the door. He. Picked up a water on the table saying he left it, turned the tv on and then off and left. This felt off. This is not normal staff behaviour. It didn’t feel safe. We checked out, cancelling our stay all together. Of course I was charged $200+ for the 30 minutes we were there. I have been since informed this is indeed an overflow shelter for the region, by social workers in the area. I have no issue with hotels offering to assist where needed, however if combining travellers within this complex, informed consent is a must. I have lodged a formal complaint with Wyndham. I want my $200+ back and I think Wyndham needs to be aware of how this privately owned franchise is keeping their property. Wyndham is a good brand and the reason we felt safe to chose this. DO NOT STAY HERE
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