I had initially booked a 3-night stay through one platform and then extended it by one night through Trip.com. The first three nights were in an executive room, and the extra night was for a standard room. I'm very grateful that the front desk automatically upgraded us to an executive room, saving us the hassle of switching rooms midway. However, for some reason, the next day, when the hotel staff spoke to my husband and me separately about our stay, it seemed like there was a lack of communication. This made us worried, wondering if our extended stay hadn't been properly registered at the front desk. After reconfirming, they said they hadn't seen the booking made on the two different platforms. This is one issue. Indeed, I had used both my and my husband's information to book on two separate platforms, which already made the check-in process quite long to sort out. So, why was the follow-up still so unclear? Shouldn't they refer to the actual check-in information? This should be recorded in the system. This is a minor issue, but it did make us anxious for a moment.
The second issue: I went to the executive lounge to borrow a spoon and was told I couldn't take it, and that room service would deliver it to me. Lo and behold, the spoon was delivered by a robot, and it was just placed on a piece of paper... yet, I was told that unsealed takeout food isn't allowed to be delivered. That's not even the main point. The main point is that the spoon had food residue on it! 😤
The third issue: while dining in the executive lounge, I found a piece of plastic bag in the Napa cabbage. The hotel's handling of this was also very mediocre... I won't even mention other minor service details. I've stayed at Hilton and Hampton Inn before and have never encountered so many issues. It really feels like there's a lot of room for improvement in all aspects.
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