Front desk lady at SHV hotel
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From: FreightCanine
Anyone layover at the Courtyard Marriot in SHV? Do you find the lady who works the night shift at the front desk to be unnecessarily b1tchy?? For example, when I recently called for an after hours pickup at the airport, she acted like I was really inconveniencing her. For example:
She: "we don't have a driver for the shuttle."
Me: "hmm, well, since your hotel advertises 24 hour shuttle service, would you mind setting up a cab for me?"
She: (sighs)..."uh...you want ME to call YOU a cab?"
Me: "well, yes"
She: (sighs again)..."hmmm...ok"
Even when we finally got to the hotel and checked in (dog tired after a looong duty day), it was more of the same. Every little request met with b!tchy little attitude. Sighs, eyerolls, pouty face- like a flipping TEENAGER. Anyone run into this woman? And know how she's able to get/keep her job? Or is it just me.
She: "we don't have a driver for the shuttle."
Me: "hmm, well, since your hotel advertises 24 hour shuttle service, would you mind setting up a cab for me?"
She: (sighs)..."uh...you want ME to call YOU a cab?"
Me: "well, yes"
She: (sighs again)..."hmmm...ok"
Even when we finally got to the hotel and checked in (dog tired after a looong duty day), it was more of the same. Every little request met with b!tchy little attitude. Sighs, eyerolls, pouty face- like a flipping TEENAGER. Anyone run into this woman? And know how she's able to get/keep her job? Or is it just me.
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From: B767
Marriott takes customer service very seriously. I would agree with the above advice about contacting the manager. If that doesn't work, send an email to Marriott or call them. I did that before, and the response was immediate (I was a platinum member at the time, which probably helped). If you have any status at all, definitely throw that out there.
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Since I've been staying at Hilton properties for the last two years, I'm only a Blue member at Marriotts, but i recently stayed at Town&Country Suites outside of Ellington Field (Houston) and it was not a pleasent experience. The hotel was just old and some of my crew members had problems in their rooms with things not working (neither of my room phones worked e.g.). i gave a no-higher than 5 out of 10 review on about 90% of the survey emailed to me a few days after the stay. THE NEXT DAY, i had a personal email from the hotel manager apologizing for the conditions and offering some free points and such. I was impressed with the speed of thre reponse and not just a form letter. If you have an opportunity to fill out one of those on-line survey, I would do so and make particular mention of the front desk staff/member and the problems encountered - - ESPECIALLY if you use that hotel on a regular basis.
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