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19 oktober 2024
Our stay at La Quinta was an utter disappointment from the moment we arrived. The room accommodations felt like a cheap motel, and I can't fathom how this hotel holds a 4-star rating. When we checked in, my husband asked for a nice room, and the front desk lady assured us we were upgraded due to his Hilton Honors status. But when we entered our room, I felt like I had stepped into a rundown motel—small, dingy, and with worn-out furniture. And a bathtub shower? Really? How can a supposed 4-star hotel still have those? I’ve stayed at this property many times, but I’ve never encountered a room this bad. This was supposed to be an upgrade? We had booked a room with a fireplace, and clearly, this was not it. We paid $500 a night and then found out looking online that they were offering suites with full kitchens for $400 while we were stuck in a cramped, motel-like space. I went back to the front desk to speak with a manager, and that's when I met Adrian and Hugo. When I expressed my frustration, Adrian discovered that we had actually been downgraded from our original reservation. I pointed out that the front desk Lady had lied to us, but instead of taking responsibility, he defended her, claiming she was just trying to accommodate us for early check-in. We arrived at 2 PM—there should have been clear communication about our options! You don't just automatically downgrade a guest, without telling them. Adrian and Hugo had zero empathy as I laid out my concerns. It was a low peak time, and the hotel had plenty of available rooms. You're telling me that the front desk had no better options than to downgrade us? When I asked for a rate adjustment, (Our original guest room we booked was selling at $300 per night that weekend) they refused and flatly denied my request for an upgrade. They offered to move us to the original category we booked, but to a “renovated” room. There was a poor apology, no compensation—just a lack of basic customer service that left me in disbelief. Also, due to this mishap and having to change guest rooms, it left my husband and I late to to our event, so frustrating. When we moved to the original room we booked, it was decent but still felt sterile and uninviting. The walls were bare, and the bathroom was missing amenities. We only had mouthwash and no body lotion, which I don’t travel with because I expect hotels to provide it. I tried to call Housekeeping but the phone in our guest room did not work. It took us until day two to flag down housekeeping outside to get body lotion! One night, after returning from a wedding, I tried to take a bath, but the water never got warm. I let it run for too long, hoping it would heat up, but it didn’t, forcing me to give up on the bath altogether. The disappointments just kept piling up. This hotel has plummeted in quality over the years, and we will never stay here again. It’s a $200-a-night establishment at best. Don’t let the pretty grounds and restaurants fool you—inside, the room ac
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