Alyse U
3. Juni 2024
It should have been a warning when I saw a teenager leaping from a first floor window only to discover it wasn't a naughty guest but an owner? manager's? child. After a 4-hour drive, I was truly looking forward to a hot soak and room service meal. Having prepaid for my room, I was greeted with the words, 'How do you plan to pay for your deposit?' Deposit for what? 'We require a $100 damage deposit.' (They had a sign posted saying $150 damage deposit.) I have NEVER heard of something like this but I'm an older woman traveling alone, so I handed over the $100. Then they demanded to photocopy my driver's license. There was no place to put my handbag and neither the owner/manager? or window-jumping girl were willing to leave one of the only two lounge chairs in the lobby, and nobody offered to assist with my bag. After 5 minutes in my room, I went back to the desk and told them I didn't want to be charged for the pre-existing damages: Dirty drapes partially off the hook, chairs with some kind of moisture stains, a broken window frame with broken screen and first floor window that doesn't lock. Black mold around the tub with a broken stopper. Broken outlet covers, filthy unplugged phone. There was no 'I'm sorry' or offer to clean the room or give me a cleaner room. Then, it got better. The whole thing about them having room service is untrue. So, no soak, no room service. When I checked out and asked for my deposit it was returned slowly and reluctantly. Desk clerk looked a little worried when I asked for the photocopy of my driver's license. My call to customer service confirmed that Quality Inns do not require a damage deposit. I love leaving good reviews for good service but I found nothing here except sketchy behavior and a dirty, dilapidated room.
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