To be honest, last Jan 2021, we were just here (hotel) for a staycation and we loved our stay, reason why we came back for staycation this Dec 2021 but this time, we booked a furnished apartment. Upon check in, the receptionist didn’t tell me a thing, she just took our IDs and gave the room key cards. It was all smooth. Until we realized We weren’t in the actual room that we reserved weeks before. We were put into a smaller room & when we noticed that (3 hours after we checked in), we called the reception and advised them. They responded “Why did you tell this just now, all rooms are fully booked” So it’s our fault now? In the first place, why would you place us in a different/smaller room, charge us with the SAME amount as the big room and not tell us a thing that upon our check-in, our booked room isn’t available as all big rooms were occupied. We have reserved this booking weeks ago & it’s not our problem if someone extended their stay, reason why we were placed in a smaller room. We were compensated by giving us late checkout and free breakfast for 4, which we didn’t enjoy that much honestly. I don’t want to drop names but the duty manager that time was kind of unprofessional as she said “hope the breakfast will make this up” REALLY? We’re not after the breakfast. I hope this isn’t what you’ve been practicing, customers are paying & you should be fair to them. What if we didn’t notice that the room wasn’t the one we actually paid for? BE FAIR. Give what’s due to customers.
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