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  • hotel pedantry

    • NickJ
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    gah, i cant be arsed to type it out. i m beginning to think i m a pernickety bastard.

    tell me some hotel problem stories and cheer me up, this ones shite [laugh]
  • Re: hotel pedantry

    errrrr, I booked Mr Mal into a London hotel which had a rubbish bed (like something from a sailor's cabin he said) and a coin operated TV. Which didn't work properly as the football park was pink. I wasn't very popular after that but it looked OK, had good reviews, and wasn't cheap either. I wrote a review but funnily they didn't show it [laugh]

    I'm only here for 5 more minutes. Honestly.

  • Re: hotel pedantry

    • Sare
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    Please be arsed.I haven't had any bad experiences to share, but I love watching The Hotel Inspector where the hotels have mould growing on the walls, and serve grapes and fruit shoots for breakfast.
  • Re: hotel pedantry

    Arrived at beach bungalow in the Maldives to find unbelievably noisy air-conditioning unit which had a steady leak onto the only electrical plug socket in the room!
    It was fixed by 3 men with a ladder but was still noisy all week.

    Share yours...
  • Re: hotel pedantry

    Aw, go one tell us then we can tell you if you were being a picky twat or not.

    Edited to add, we stopped at place in Ambleside, the place seemed a little scruffy. The worst point was the noise from the fecking magpies that lived in the tree right outside of the window meant we were awake from 5am.
  • Re: hotel pedantry

    • NickJ
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    a coin operated TV? [rotfl][weep]

    ok, the short version is that i just had a debate with the duty manager because her cheeky twat of a room service idiot suggested that i was wrong when i told him that the drinks in the mini bar were not cold, and he said they were. unbelievable. the twatting thing isnt even switched on [rotfl]

    there are other issues too, but if i told you those you truly would laugh [laugh]
  • Re: hotel pedantry

    quote:
    Originally posted by NickJ
    a coin operated TV? [rotfl][weep]

    ok, the short version is that i just had a debate with the duty manager because her cheeky twat of a room service idiot suggested that i was wrong when i told him that the drinks in the mini bar were not cold, and he said they were. unbelievable. the twatting thing isnt even switched on [rotfl]

    there are other issues too, but if i told you those you truly would laugh [laugh]



    Where are you staying? Name and shame [laugh]
  • Re: hotel pedantry

    • Sare
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    But laughter is good...
  • Re: hotel pedantry

    • NickJ
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    what so the weirdos of hitched could ring up and tell reception i m checking out? [laugh]

    no chance. put it this way, a client has arranged it, and the client has a "strict budget". I am so not used to this [rotfl]. waaah!
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    I booked an executive double last week on line, but was put in a basic single.
    But - the staff all recognised me even though it's been 6 months, and gave me huge smiles - so that made up for it.
    All of the films were in Hungarian and German though, that was a bit rubbish.
    I've just remembered I took a Kitkat from the mini bar, and it's still in my bag!!!! What a fantastic thread to remind me of it [:D]

    (sorry - is that insult to injury in your current predicament?)

    [idea] you could write and complain?
  • Re: hotel pedantry

    • hazel
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    quote:
    Originally posted by NickJ
    what so the weirdos of hitched could ring up and tell reception i m checking out? [laugh]

    no chance. put it this way, a client has arranged it, and the client has a "strict budget". I am so not used to this [rotfl]. waaah!



    How the other half lives [weep]
  • Re: hotel pedantry

    • NickJ
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    quote:
    Originally posted by MarineGirl
    I booked an executive double last week on line, but was put in a basic single.
    But - the staff all recognised me even though it's been 6 months, and gave me huge smiles - so that made up for it.
    All of the films were in Hungarian and German though, that was a bit rubbish.
    I've just remembered I took a Kitkat from the mini bar, and it's still in my bag!!!! What a fantastic thread to remind me of it [:D]

    (sorry - is that insult to injury in your current predicament?)

    [idea] you could write and complain?



    a smile made up for a crap room. christ youre easily pleased [laugh] i d have been gurning and moaning so much i d have been in a suite before you could say "no english speaking staff"
  • Re: hotel pedantry

    The worst hotel I stayed in when it comes to service was when I had to go to Paris Disneyland for work and I had to stay in one of the not so nice hotels there. I had to go between the lobby and a wrong room 3 times because they gave me the wrong room number. And it was a long way. And it was all handled with French attitude. The room wasn't that great either.

    I've not had good experiences staying in B&Bs and small hotels in UK, I get lots of manky carpets and musty smells which put me right off...
  • Re: hotel pedantry

    • NickJ
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    quote:
    Originally posted by hazel
    quote:
    Originally posted by NickJ
    what so the weirdos of hitched could ring up and tell reception i m checking out? [laugh]

    no chance. put it this way, a client has arranged it, and the client has a "strict budget". I am so not used to this [rotfl]. waaah!



    How the other half lives [weep]



    FUCK OFF [rotfl]
  • Re: hotel pedantry

    • hazel
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    [rotfl]
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