My stay at Rixos this time was quite disappointing. Let's start with the positives: the hotel has a great sea view, a rich breakfast, convenient shopping nearby, and the overall environment is also good.
The main issues were with the service process, staff allocation, training, and room management, which simply didn't align with a five-star rating and the price paid. When checking in at night, there were many guests queuing, and only two staff members were at the front desk. After realizing there was an error with our room type, we immediately returned to the front desk. At that point, the queue was even longer. We tried to explain our situation to a few staff members who weren't actively checking people in, but they just told us to get back in the queue, offering no further coordination or assistance. As a result, we had to wait for a very long time again. For guests who have already checked in but need an issue resolved due to a hotel error, this kind of handling is incredibly frustrating.
We booked a king-size bed room but were assigned two single beds. The staff initially said the beds could be pushed together, but upon returning to the room, we found the beds were fixed to the floor and couldn't be moved at all. We had to go back to the front desk and queue again. Eventually, a different staff member directly gave us the correct king-size room. This whole process took almost an hour. The previous staff member later apologized and mentioned they weren't aware that some single beds couldn't be moved. Such lack of training and familiarity with operations is unacceptable for a five-star hotel.
I thought the room change would be the end of it, but the minibar in the new room hadn't been properly tidied either – there were eaten chocolates and drinks were messy. I was speechless. 🤣
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