Guest User
February 29, 2024
Cleanliness and hygiene are not a priority. Bench tops in the room have a thick layer of dust covering them indicating they haven’t been cleaned in some time. Privacy is severely lacking in the apartment living area, which only provides sheer curtains. From a distance there’s much further clarity than the photo from the balcony. Photos definitely do not do these justice. An elevator was broken (these things happen that’s fine) but meant often there were lineups, today we waited almost 10 mins. This elevator has been broken since we arrived and was still not fixed when we left 4 days later. It’s also a nice idea to have the weekly forecast in the elevator, however there was no attention to detail. For reference, see photo attached (Thursday was the 6th, and there’s two 10th’s). Further more to the attention to detail, the card left on the table upon check in was for a different guest. Also considering government regulations and the current situation, they let guests walk around freely without masks with no reprimands or reminders from staff, and disregard social distancing. Before checking in they called twice to confirm details. These details were confirmed over the phone. Upon checking in they hadn’t taken down any of the details they had called us to request. Considering the cost compared to other accomodation in the same area we expected a lot more. In the week prior to our stay at Mantra we also stayed in a one bedroom apartment on the same street; this apartment was flawless and $80 cheaper per night. In the future we will definitely not be going to any Mantra owned hotels if this is their standard of accomodation.