During our stay, our AC went out on night two of three. The room got up to 76 the first night and then 78 on the third night. We went down to see if we could be moved to a room with a working AC but the gentleman working the front desk said he couldn't do anything until the night manager arrived. Fast forward to when the manager got there, albeit he was late to his shift, he was very reluctant to help remedy the situation. He said the best he could do was to give us a box fan, which we all know isn't going to do much in regards to actually cooling the room off. There was so back and forth at which point the manager said "aren't you using mom and dads points anyways?" as in some way to discredit our concerns as if we weren't worthy of being moved or receiving any sort of customer service at all. I've stayed over 500 night in hotels over the years and can honestly say I've never had such poor customer service from one individual. For someone working in the hospitality industry, they sure don't understand the hospitality part of that. With that said, I would like to understand how and why anyone would feel as though they can treat anyone (customer or not) that way, especially when it's something as simple as moving them to a different room. At the end of all of this, he did finally move us but by then we were so tired and had to be up early to leave that we ended up just sleeping in our room with all of the fans on high.