I stayed at the Bolu Hampton by Hilton during my vacation with my wife. When I got to the room, there was a sofa bed, also known as a double bed, lying open. There was no room to walk. When I called the receptionist and explained the situation, he rudely said it wouldn't bother us. When I explained that it was uncomfortable and asked for it to be fixed, he said I could close it by lifting the bed from the bottom. When I tried to close it, it wouldn't close, so I called back and reported it to the receptionist. A room attendant was dispatched, and he tried to close the bed for 45 minutes during my rest time, but he couldn't. At this point, I requested a room change, but the receptionist refused. When I madeshift and left the room, the sofa was unusable. I called the receptionist again and explained the situation. This time, she came and tried to make the sofa usable. Unable to do so, she commented, "That's all it will take. The sofas in the other rooms at our hotel are equally unusable. There's nothing we can do, and I can't change your room." She then left the room. The room and shower were also filthy, and the lotion bottle had some strangely colored mixtures. When we spoke to a representative in the morning, they told us, "Sorry, there's nothing we can do." They didn't even apologize, and even wanted us to pay for the two Turkish coffees we had for breakfast when we checked out. I've never seen such poor management anywhere.
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