Guest User
November 17, 2023
I have given this hotel five-star reviews before, and have continued to stay at this hotel for more than three times. The last extension made it impossible for me to continue to give good reviews.
I have to mention here the so-called lobby manager "Manager Wu". I went to renew my stay on the morning of November 15th and handed in my room card.
Me: "Continue to stay"
Manager Wu: “Are you checking out?”
Me: “I want to extend my stay”
Manager Wu: “Do you know the room price tonight?”
Me: "I don't know, I placed the order a long time ago"
Manager Wu: “Tonight’s price is 324. How do I pay?”
Me: "I've already placed an order, why don't you listen to me?"
Manager Wu: "No, each of our guests must be verified clearly to avoid duplicate names."
Me: "Then have you verified with me your name, room number, and room type for the new order? What you are verifying with me is do you know how much it will cost tonight? Are you going to line your own pockets?"
I asked them to call the hotel manager, but this manager Wu claimed to be the hotel manager. Later, the real manager came out and lied directly. I don’t want to go into details about the subsequent dispute. The real hotel manager also called me that night to apologize and gave me fruit. Here is the hotel manager’s call.
In short, as business travel customers, we inevitably have to book and pay for the hotel together with the company's finance depar**ent.
I would like to ask: Is your manager Wu taking advantage of the bug that "the order placed and the actual person staying are inconsistent" to earn double booking fees and line his own pockets?
Are you, the senior management of Kyriad Hotel, aware of her behavior?
Leave a negative review, I hope you will notice what the employees below are doing, and don't let personal behavior ruin your own brand!
Finally, Manager Wu’s personal behavior cannot represent the hotel. The hotel’s hardware facilities are good, so everyone can book with confidence!
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