lilrockalita
25 kwietnia 2024 r.
I had booked the room for 7 nights as I was in Brisbane for professional training course. I arrived in early evening (5pm) only to find there were no lights or a lamp in the lounge room where I could sit and read materials. It was very dark. The staff were very helpful, but said I'd probably have to move to another room and also took a photo of my materials to encourage management to buy a lamp. In the evening when I went to sleep, there were no curtains in part of the bedroom - the street lights were coming in very brightly into my room making it very difficult to sleep. In the morning, I went to start cooking some breakfast only to find there were no pots or pans in the kitchen for me to do this. The phone to the reception was also not working so that I could get someone to drop the kitchen items off despite me dialling the number. This is really not good service. If I can't sleep, eat, or read, then what was the point of the hotel apartment??? In the morning when I checked out, I was informed a payment would be made - but I insisted that this needed to be in writing as I was walking out without any correspondence or payment receipt. The process was laborious - they said it could take up to 2 weeks for approval and bank transfer. I had to call a few times to ensure that this was done as I was now needing to find a new place to say AND be out of financial pocket. This refund should have been done On the Spot - like other professional hotels would do. I also was charged $250 for a night's stay - just a horrible experience. The staff were very nice to deal with and did the best they could. But senior management need to look at the facilities they have promised guests, and ensure it is of the standard they have advertised. It's not good enough.
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