Upon entering the property, I observed two guest service representatives assisting a gentleman. One of them noticed me standing nearby, briefly made eye contact, but then returned to her conversation before eventually asking how she could assist me and calling me over to the desk. I provided my ID and credit card, which she held while asking for my name even though it was clearly printed on my ID. This interaction felt disengaged and left me feeling somewhat overlooked.
The following morning, I walked past the front desk where two guest service agents were present. Neither of them acknowledged me with a greeting. The only person who wished me “good morning” was the doorman as I exited and re-entered the property. Later that day, when I returned and stood near the elevator, the same two guest service agents again did not acknowledge me.
When I placed my bag in storage upon my return, the guest service agent initially attempted to find a doorman to assist, but when none was available, she personally handled the task. I appreciated her effort, but I believe it highlights an inconsistency in the level of service the hotel strives to provide.