Anonymous User
I chose this Sheraton for its convenient access to the airport the next day, and I had high expectations. The actual location is incredibly convenient, right in the city center, making it easy to get anywhere, and surrounded by various shopping malls. The room facilities and equipment are well-maintained, and the mattress is comfortable. Both the front desk and restaurant staff provided decent service. However, the issues arose with the housekeeping (HSKP) team. Firstly, the room hygiene was poor. There was a clearly visible, bent hair on the bottled drinking water (which had a leather sleeve) from the mini-bar!!!!!!! How did that even happen? What kind of cloth was used? Didn't anyone notice during the room check? I set that bottle of water aside, and when checking out, I provided feedback to the front desk. A GSM or GRO apologized and understood the situation. At that point, I had no demands, only feeling that the HSKP team needed to be more careful in the future. Later that afternoon, on my way back to the hotel to pick up my luggage, I realized I had forgotten a cheesecake in the fridge that I had bought earlier. I informed the front desk and waited a bit. A bellhop then brought it down to me. There was no explanation, apology, or any attempt to compensate for the customer experience. I also don't know where they found it, or if they had proactively discovered it before. By this point, my opinion of the service had already significantly deteriorated, though not enough for me to write a bad review. That was until I returned home and was unpacking, only to find a piece of clothing missing. I had washed it and hung it to dry in the hotel bathroom. Why didn't anyone proactively report a guest's forgotten item during the room check after I checked out? As a guest who had already complained twice, couldn't this have warranted some attention? The clothing wasn't valuable, but the string of errors was truly unacceptable. I was going to email about this, especially since the front desk said they would send the invoice to my email, but I haven't received any email to this day. Wow... honestly, it's unbelievable how many service flaws at this Sheraton were reflected in my experience. What a lucky person I am. As someone in the hotel industry, I believe that both standardized and personalized service should be given more importance in the current market environment. Of course, this time I also experienced firsthand the customer's journey from expectation to disappointment with a hotel. I've shared this case with my team, hoping we can all learn from it and do better.
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