Tài Khoản Khách
ngày 10 tháng 11 năm 2024
Note to self: Never stay at a hotel that has the the word"Luxury" in the name of the hotel. Luxury should be selfevident and implicit. A hotel experience is a myriad of a thousand details - this place falls woefully short in all crucial aspects, and for the experienced traveller, accustomed to the organisation LHW, and chains such as Mandarin Oriental or Four Seasons - this hotel is worlds apart. To mention but a little bit: - The staff, and it is all about the people, are but for a few, far too few, shining exceptions, uninterested in the guests, and much happier chatting with each other, standing around, doing nothing, while ignoring the guests. Interactions are rude, brash, dismissive and lacking in intuition, smiles and warmth - I saw this also in the staffs interaction with most other guests. Some staff seem apprehensive, fearful and intimidated, "you are not allowed to take the plate with you, you will get me in trouble" - this has to be because of management ? - All things practical/technical/functional are well below par. - The food is uninspired and bland, not even mediocre. - The location is awful. The sun rises in the east, behind the hotel, it sets in the west, again behind the hotel, leaving 95 % of room balconies sun-deprived throughout the day. - The beach is not very inviting. - I see in previous reviews that it is considered, by some, too upscale, when it comes to the dress code, this is not true at all. Trashy clothing, for many other guests, is the right designation. This is a standard run of the mill 5 star hotel - they have checked of all the boxes, what needs to be there, to formally achieve the 5 stars - but the content is not there.
Dịch