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Expensively awful
This is a frustratingly awful hotel - not because of accessibility but because of pathetic service and inadequate systems. We booked a twin accessible room, checked that booking two days before arrival and it took one hour (yes, 60 minutes) to check in. In that time we were told that such a room did not exist but we pointed out that we stayed in it last year and the year before. Then it finally materialised. Next morning the keys didn't work and we were asked to come down to reception to sort it out. Finally they sent someone up and the locks has to be repaired. The catalogue of incompetence gets worse but I will spare the reader. Apart from the room booking and the non-working intercom between adjoining rooms, our problems were not directly related to disability BUT they should be aware that we cannot easily pop down to reception every time there is an issue.
This is a frustratingly awful hotel - not because of accessibility but because of pathetic service and inadequate systems. We booked a twin accessible room, checked that booking two days before arrival and it took one hour (yes, 60 minutes) to check in. In that time we were told that such a room did not exist but we pointed out that we stayed in it last year and the year before. Then it finally materialised. Next morning the keys didn't work and we were asked to come down to reception to sort it out. Finally they sent someone up and the locks has to be repaired. The catalogue of incompetence gets worse but I will spare the reader. Apart from the room booking and the non-working intercom between adjoining rooms, our problems were not directly related to disability BUT they should be aware that we cannot easily pop down to reception every time there is an issue.
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