Gastnutzer
6. März 2022
There were some positive things about this place but they're way outweighed by the negatives. First, the positives: - The guy at the front desk when we checked in, younger, slim, tall, black hair - that guy was SUPER friendly, enthusiastic, welcoming. - The location is VERY central. - The room we got was of a decent size - There was no mildew in the shower - The bathroom appeared to have been redone sometime in the past decade or so and looked pretty nice The negatives: - Our room was on the 4th floor. The elevator has apparently not worked in a very long time and they have no forecast for repair. - On the first night, we had no hot water. - From then forward, we had no water at all. Could not flush the toilet and had to buy bottled water to brush our teeth - There was almost never anyone at the front desk in the evenings, there was no one to complain to about these things - The room had no windows - There was a nightly party in the room directly across from ours, and the room doors and walls amplified the sound like the soundhole in a guitar - The room besides the bathroom didn't look like it had been updated since the 70s or 80s. The drop ceiling had water stains on the acoustic tiles which didn't all fit their squares any more and the overall effect was not as quaint as you'd hope. After our second night, we checked out. We gave 24 hours' notice we were going to do this, and the guy said that was ok, that the rest of our stay would be refunded. Which was PARTLY true. When we checked out, the guy at the desk asked why I was checking out early, I told him our stay was less than ideal, and listed all the reasons above. His response to each thing was "Management is aware of the problem" or "That's not our fault" and "We didn't know you had a problem with that." And that last comment would have been a sensible response if there'd been anyone to let know we had a problem. The guy at the desk changed the room rate - our rate on the agreement being ~100/night, the rate he started to charge us was $160. When I pointed this out and offered to dispute the whole charge with Visa he "reduced" it to $140/night and said the difference was because our rate was for the ten night stay. He then calculated the rate for three nights and I had to explain to him that arriving on Saturday and leaving on Monday was only two nights, and again I'd just dispute the whole thing with Visa's fraud department, and he backed it off to two nights. The end result, instead of $940 for 9 nights on our original contract, I was charged just south of 300 for two nights. Lesson learned. To be clear: I was as polite as I could be and said over and over that I didn't think any of this was his fault, and I think his price and day count miscalculation was because he was flustered. He was polite and understanding throughout, but just not processing everything clearly. I wish this had been the guy who was there when we checked in, he was really together and I think it would have g
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