I wanted to give it 5 stars, but my first impression wasn't very pleasant.
Checked in on December 23rd. I arrived around 1:30 PM.
I added an extra bed to the room and couldn't check in yet. It wasn't a problem, as check-in was at 2:00 PM.
Another guest who asked the same question (early check-in, assisted by a different front office staff member) wasn't allowed either, and the front office staff member who handled the guest offered a welcome drink. The front office staff member who handled me didn't. Okay, no problem.
Around 2:00 PM, there were several guests (who seemed to) want to check in. They were handled by another front office staff member, and they (apparently) were able to enter their rooms. This time, my husband asked if we could check in, but still couldn't. Okay, we complied.
At 2:00 PM, I asked again if we could check in. The front desk staff member who handled me first asked the staff member in charge if the extra bed I ordered had been set up, and they said it hadn't. And I was already annoyed, waiting half an hour and there was no significant progress. Another front desk staff member (apparently the superior of the front desk staff member who handled me) when he saw me seemed annoyed, immediately handled me and said that the room was ready, only the extra bed would be later. Okay, the problem is cleared, my family and I were able to check in. Then I asked the front desk staff member who handled me if there wasn't a welcome drink, and then he informed me that we could have a welcome drink.
Maybe the front desk staff member who handled me wasn't in a good mood because he was on vacation but he had to work, but he was professional. How to communicate with guests is important. You don't have to flatter them in any way, but communicating properly and providing reassuring information is possible. However, poor communication can negatively impact the overall rating of the hotel.