Scuba1 wrote:
I stated my opinion - I did not think I was nasty about it - if you did, my apologies.
I didn't think you went to nasty, just sarcastic. As you seem to like to get the last word. This would be fine if this was your experience and I had commented. And I am not stating my feelings. I am only trying to respect Rascal's. He felt ignored and dis respected so I commented that It's not correct to minimalize his experience or his feelings by giving the hotel a pass as it's not your place to forgive them for something that was important to Rascal but not to you. It may not bother you to be put on hold and then ignored but this is not about you and me.
Scuba1 wrote:
You are not going to change my my mind, and I'm unlikely to change yours -
No need, this is not about you or me. It's about respecting other member's concerns even though they may not be identical to our own.
Scuba1 wrote:
It might be helpful if the OP could clarify the part of his post in question, but at the end of the day - who cares -
He did clarify. He stated that even after he was at the hotel, he was still ignored. And it's not about caring necessarily as it is about mutual respect.
Scuba1 wrote:
I happen to think it (room not ready when you show up 3 - 4 hours before the properties stated check in time - is not a huge deal, and absent this in writing....well, I chalk it up to having other things I can worry about - while I "don't know for sure" I'm pretty certain the OP was told, come on in, we have rooms, 12 noon, no problem.......and it turned out to be a problem).
Again, After your 3 post on this, you have made it 100% clear that this seems like an non-issue, to you. But again, this is not about you or your personal likes or dislikes or what bothers or doesn't bother you. It's about Rascal's experience.
Everyone on this board travels and to many of us, this is HUGE deal as many times a flight arrives in the morning and we may choose a hotel strictly based on their early check in policy or any other policies that may also seem meaningless to you.
As a business owner, I pray for the Rascals of the world to speak up and let me know how I can improve. My worst fear is an empty suggestion box or the 'quiet customer' that doesn't say a word and simply never returns. And if the Management of the Dunn
Inn reads this board then they should be grateful for a road map to better service.