I've never given a bad review to a hotel in my life. But this time, it was truly devastating. Imagine, at 1:00 a.m., someone else tried to tap our card to enter our room. It didn't work, so my husband was still on standby. Then, at 1:30 a.m., a customer and a hotel employee managed to enter our room. Luckily, my husband wasn't asleep yet, so he immediately escorted us to the door. Imagine, a customer and another person entering during our break time, and the funny thing is, the hotel employee asked my husband if we were a group, even though we had checked in at 2:00 p.m. Then, the employee said there was a mistake on the part of the front desk in assigning the room number.
How can a 4-star hotel issue a wrong card? Questions must be asked about their management system. The hotel never apologized to us; in fact, they only came after I complained to the receptionist at 1:45 a.m. (I have complete proof that I called first).
After this incident, we were on high alert and anxious all night. Even though we should be resting at that hour, a fatal incident like this occurred.
Imagine if my husband had fallen asleep and we didn't know someone else had entered the room, where would customer privacy be?
For your information, until the CO-op process began, the hotel didn't issue an official apology. It wasn't until my CO-op requested a feedback form that the receptionist apologized.
It's truly unfortunate that a hotel like Horizon could commit such a fatal act, causing us immaterial losses.