Sera Lake Center Hotel

Our recent stay at Sera Lake Central Hotel was unfortunately a significant disappointment. While the location might have some appeal, the lack of accessibility features for guests with disabilities was a major obstacle. My mom and sister, who rely on wheelchairs, faced significant challenges navigating the hotel due to the absence of ramps. This was particularly frustrating as I had emailed the hotel four times over two months prior to our arrival, specifically requesting handicapped-accessible rooms. Disappointingly, upon check-in, we discovered they only had one accessible room, creating logistical difficulties for our group of seven. After lengthy discussions (lasting two hours in the lobby before check-in), we were finally assigned three rooms on different floors. Thankfully, after further negotiation, we were given two rooms on the first floor and one on the third floor. Further disappointment arose regarding medication storage. On the first day, I entrusted the reception staff with three irreplaceable, specific-sized ice packs for my medication carry-on bag. I was assured they would be kept frozen until checkout. However, on checkout day, the staff's response was not only unhelpful but dismissive. They initially denied ever receiving the ice packs and displayed a rude and loud demeanor. Despite explaining the critical importance of keeping the medication cold, it took over an hour of arguing and requesting to search the freezer myself before the ice packs were located. Unfortunately, they were not even frozen upon retrieval, having been placed in the icemaker machine. The staff's lack of empathy and unprofessional conduct significantly detracted from our overall experience. Adding to the frustration, the breakfast buffet frequently ran out of food during our stay. This resulted in waiting a significant amount of time for them to restock the items. Furthermore, the room service menu offered a very limited selection, with only four food options. This might be inconvenient for guests who prefer to dine in their rooms or have dietary restrictions.