“Couldn't get into my room, didn't stay.”
The building looked cool at first, but I didn't stay the night and the whole experience was awful. I was told to text them 2 hours before arrival; I was about 2 hours away, so I texted as I left home. While driving I got a reply: “You'll need to check in at this different location, where our office is.” That added to my arrival time, and I would have left earlier if I had known. At check‑in they handed me an external door code and two maintenance numbers. It seemed they didn’t even have my reservation initially, but they eventually gave me my room name and said “Your room is unlocked and your key is inside.” I went to Upjohn House, found the external door unlocked with no staff present. All the lights were off. I had to use my phone flashlight to see the little plates on the doors to locate my room (the photo was taken with iPhone night mode). When I tried to open the door the doorknob fell off in my hand and the door was locked. I called both maintenance numbers and was directed to voicemail (no greeting, just “xxx‑xxx is not available, leave a message.”). On my way out I saw a third maintenance number scrawled on the door, called that and got another voicemail. I eventually got my money back, but it required multiple phone calls. I’m not happy. I later learned the owner is known for receiving negative reviews and then posting “The reviewer is a liar.”
CharlieVor 3 Wochen