Climber53307080545
25 de outubro de 2024
I booked three nights at the Inn at Virginia tech- Oct 18, 19, 20- Woke up to bug bites on my torso, thigh and wrists both Saturday and Sunday morning in room 219- I asked to be moved and speak to a manager. I was told a manager would call that afternoon- this was not the case. After changing rooms, I experienced no new bites. Upon checkout, I asked again to speak to a manager and Nick the manager was called. He ushered me into his office with another female from the Inn. I showed them my bites. Nick said he’d look into the situation and even offered me first aid for the bites. He also said he planned to compensate me financially - my understanding was he would refund the cost of the infested room. Nick called Tuesday(October 22) morning to inform me that the room had been inspected and there was no sign of infestation. However, he stated that the bedding was not tested and he would no longer be offering compensation. Upon push back from me, he agreed to contact ******* for a refund on my behalf. In the absence of any follow up from Nick, I called ******* and the representative called him while I was on the other line. He stated there was no bug problem and he would not be issuing a refund. I called Nick shortly thereafter and asked for clarification regarding promised refund. I also asked to view documentation confirming the inspection. Nick has not returned my calls. I have been a repeat customer, and member of the Parents club -having stayed there at least 3-4 times, I have been a good guest, paid my bill and never asked for anything. I believe I went through the proper channels- reaching out to a manager twice and then ******* as a last resort. It is unacceptable to wake up to bites in a hotel room, however, it is even more unacceptable to not be believed and for a manager not to follow through with his promises- once I am off the hotel grounds. The takeaway is there is no accountability from this hotel and certainly no service after the sale.
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