I booked the largest and most expensive room in the hotel because I was traveling with my family. It was advertised as a king bedroom with a separate room containing two twin beds. Instead, the “second bedroom” was really part of the attic with no door, an extremely low ceiling that my children kept hitting their heads on, and the room was full of bugs. Everything was old, worn, and not as advertised.
The biggest issue was that the air conditioning didn’t work. With temperatures over 90°F, the hotel only provided two fans, which did nothing to cool the room. The next day we were moved to a much smaller room and were told we would be refunded the difference.
Unfortunately, the hotel repeatedly delayed resolving the refund. They initially said they would handle it directly, telling me each day to wait for the manager. On our last day, they suddenly told me to go through Hotels.com instead. By then, I had missed the opportunity to adjust the reservation myself. The actual price difference was nearly more per night, but the hotel told Expedia it was a fraction of that. significantly reducing the refund I should have received.
Cleanliness was another major issue. I observed breakfast staff reusing unused napkins and food left by previous guests, there were leaks from the ceiling, standing water in common areas, and the hotel generally felt dirty and poorly maintained.