Anonymous User
January 25, 2026
The Executive Lounge was a bit of a headache. I took my child there in the evening for a drink, poured a glass of wine, and halfway through, my child suddenly had a stomach ache. I wanted to take the rest of the wine to the room, but the staff firmly refused to let me take it away. I then asked to speak to the manager, who was even more serious, stating that the wine glass was a fixed asset and if I took it, their salaries would be docked. I really want to know if they were just making up an excuse to fob me off, or if an InterContinental hotel truly inventories glass items so strictly that a missing one would lead to salary deductions. Besides, it would still be in a hotel room, right? If it wasn't there when I checked out, couldn't they just charge the customer from the pre-authorization? On a positive note, Xiao Meng at the breakfast buffet restaurant was incredibly warm and responsible. I forgot my glasses, and she specifically called to confirm and immediately brought them to my room, ensuring I didn't miss my flight. I wouldn't have even known where I lost them if she hadn't said anything. Other things were also done very well, like turning on the electric heater and preparing children's amenities in the room in advance.
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