This Spa was horrible.. Please see letter that I sent to the Manager:
Good Evening Heather,
I was in the Spa at Squaw this weekend and I felt I needed to bring a few concerns to your attention.
Upon check in, my name was spelled wrong and when corrected- was STILL NOT CHANGED..
Also, do your employees not wear uniforms... seemed as if your Concierge was wearing jeans and UGGS and your Attendants were in black, skinny jeans.
My first concern was of the men's locker area- there was not 1 sign of a male attendant during my visit. The towel bin was overflowing and the clock (as soon as you enter the male side) was on the ground.
I felt that the vanity area was NOT appropriate for a Spa of that kind. I had to look in the drawers (in the counter behind vanity) to find a comb, in which there was no proper disinfectant for it nor were there any instructions on how to recycle it, keep it, or dispose of it.
The sanctuary could be described as "mediocre"....there was no bottled waters, what are those supposed to do who may be allergic to the infused water? Also, can your staff remove the stickers on the fruit?
I also felt is completely inappropriate that a guest entered the are and asked if everyone, LOUDLY, could check their key as her key went missing. Then, 15 seconds later, a gal in a teal colored shirt (employee) came in and asked the same thing. I feel your employees should take the lead when having to enter a relaxation area and disrupt the tranquility of guests rather than a FRANTIC guest doing so. Upon talk of other guests, it was believed that the Spa Front Desk DID NOT have a copy of this guest's key number... which is 1) a piece of horrible information that a guest should never know and 2) a terrible experience for a guest to have to go through, especially at a Spa that is in a resort of your kind.
In fact, my friend stated that she had to ask the Front Desk for assistance several times as her key would not open the lockers. The explanation she received was "Yeah, sometimes they don't want to open, we are working on that." When guests are paying that amount of money per service, there should be a seamless for such matters or at least a more professional reason.
I do not feel guests should have to remove their slippers prior to entering the room, I would prefer you had tassels to avoid this matter. I felt completely dirty after stepping onto the cold floor in the treatment room. There was NO mat on the floor to put my mind at ease. Think about it: what if the guest before me had an open wound, a foot issue/ condition, or worse- FUNGUS! Also, I do not know where my technician's shoes have been prior to my walking on the floor. What if they stepped in their pets "mess" and then came to work... This definitely needs to be changed.
I have attached photos for you to reference. This is how the Sanctuary looked after my service. It was picked over, dirty, and JUST PLAIN UNACCEPTABLE! If you look in the photo with the green apple in the cup, this was my "mess" that was still present AFTER I was in service for over 1 hour. I did not see 1 employee enter the area during my time in the Sanctuary and I was in there for nearly 1 hour prior to my service.
I went into the retail area shortly after this and found employees just chatting away. NOT one of them asked if I needed assistance or asked any questions to me. I also felt as if I didn't want to ask any questions nor buy anything as I would be disrupting them.
Also, there were 2 HUGE LEAKS in the retail area ceiling... this was disgusting! 1 had a trash bin underneath it and the other, which was near the Tara and water bottles, had nothing an was just leaking away.
Prior to me leaving the Spa, I waited for my girlfriend on the bench (in the hall) behind the Fitness Center, numbers employees, including a gal in all black (maybe this was you) passed me and did not acknowledge me at all. A simple "hello, everything okay, you waiting for a friend, would you like me to check on them for you" would have been nice.. or even "Checking out already, how was everything?" Instead they walked by as if they were angry to be at work.
When my girlfriend exited the Ladies Locker Room- a slim, Hispanic male which black wavy hair was walking by. I said "goodbye" to him and he did NOT acknowledge my words nor did he look at me... again- a Spa of your kind should greet every guest. If you are a 4 diamond property- your Spa should also practice these manners.
All in all I would say I have received better service from similar Spas. I feel you really need to crack down on your team with the small details... starting wth customer service. read more