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We got there pretty late, but check-in was fine. The night attendant was very friendly, nice, and professional. He was a gentleman, and we had no problems with him at all.
The rooms did smell a bit muggy, just like some of the other reviews mentioned. That being said, the room was pretty clean, and I honestly didn't notice anything dirty. The air conditioning worked fine, and regulating the temperature in both rooms was no problem.
The next morning, the cleaning crew above us was pretty loud. I'm not really going to complain about that because, at the end of the day, they have to do their jobs.
Then came the coffee situation.
The room provided coffee, but there was no creamer. That's fine if you drink your coffee black, but I don't. So I went down to the front desk to ask if they had any creamer. During check-in, I had noticed they had a coffee station, so I figured it was a simple question.
I waited in line patiently because there were other guests checking in. When it was finally my turn, the lady at the front desk--the one who wears entirely too much makeup, as mentioned in some of the other reviews--told me I was going to have to wait because she needed to help the guests checking in first. She also told me that coffee hours were at 6 a.m. and that it wasn't coffee hours anymore.
I politely explained that I wasn't asking for coffee. The room already had coffee. I was simply asking for some creamer.
I'm sure she was aware that the rooms provided coffee, considering she works there.
There were two attendants at the desk. I stood off to the side while she continued helping other guests. More guests arrived and noticed me standing there. I explained that I was waiting for some creamer, and even they didn't understand why I was being made to wait.
Eventually, she decided to get me some. It took maybe 30 seconds. She literally walked about 10 feet, opened an unlocked cabinet, grabbed some creamer, and handed it to me.
So I'm really not sure why I was made to stand there waiting for so long in the first place.
At that point, I was annoyed, but I didn't let it ruin my stay.
Then came the part that really left a bad taste in my mouth.
Never in my life, after staying at a hotel, have I had employees stand outside my door waiting for my family to leave while we were still gathering our belongings. Yes, we were about 15 minutes past checkout. I understand that. But damn.
Two men, who I assume were maintenance employees stood directly outside our door while we finished gathering our things. I even left the door open so they could clearly see that we were packing up and getting ready to leave.
It was extremely uncomfortable and honestly felt like we were being rushed out.
We hurried, gathered the rest of our belongings, and left.
As soon as I got into the car, I realized I had forgotten some things in the refrigerator. I told my husband to go back inside and grab them.
We had left some waters, Arizona teas, and a 2-liter bottle of lemonade.
The Arizona teas and lemonade were gone.
The employee left our waters but took the other beverages.
And YES, I'm confident it was them. They were the same employees who had been standing outside our door rushing us out. It hadn't even been five minutes since we left when my husband went back inside.
I genuinely have no words for that.
I can overlook a muggy-smelling room. I can overlook noisy housekeeping. Even the ridiculous creamer situation wasn't enough to ruin my stay.
But having employees stand outside our room waiting for us to leave, only for our drinks to disappear almost immediately afterward, is something I absolutely cannot overlook.
Unfortunately, because of how the stay ended, I would not stay here again.