Guest User
September 7, 2023
There is a lot that could be written negatively about this hotel, which is definitely past its best. Starting with the worn-out hardware (warped doors, mold residue in the bathroom, an untrustworthy carpet in the room, etc.), to employees who don't even know the basics of hospitality and service quality. The only task that these employees had during our stay, namely to deliver the missing blankets and pillows for the second person that they had forgotten, was not successfully completed. And that after we had explicitly discussed this with the reception and asked them to actually do this, since we were then leaving for a wedding celebration and we didn't feel like having to worry about it at 2 a.m. My wife was allowed to do this in the middle of the night, dead tired, the night auditor knew nothing, couldn't even find us in the system because the colleague gave us another room but obviously didn't document it. At check out there was a lukewarm apology from the very employee who was responsible for it, without even thinking about compensation or anything similar. When asked whether they train employees at Accor to perhaps accommodate annoyed guests in some way, the only thing that occurred to the employee was to please us with additional costs for our dog. When I suggested that this could be an idea, for example, to show a little goodwill, the answer was: "Yes, if it helps you!" Since the fish is known to stink from the head, you can't blame the lady for this helplessness, but It has once again confirmed to me that Accor, with its functional brands such as Mercure, Sofitel, Novotel or the Ibis family, is simply not a good choice and you simply cannot trust the Dehoga stars, because where four stars are supposed to be hidden here becomes clear in day-to-day business unfortunately not.
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