Comment by darreninthenet
2 days ago
But how would you know until it's too late and you've already checked in? Doesn't seem to be a very effective way of achieving this... Just means my mate and I wouldn't go back to that hotel again.
2 days ago
But how would you know until it's too late and you've already checked in? Doesn't seem to be a very effective way of achieving this... Just means my mate and I wouldn't go back to that hotel again.
Ask forithe manager and tell them you want a different room or a refund.
For big chains, quirks like that become known.
...like, the building adjacent your La Quinta is a diner, period. "La Quinta, Spanish for 'next to Denny's'"
There are photos online and video tours of every hotel room on the planet. Check before booking.
I saw an interview with this person. Often the photos of rooms will be taken from the door-frame of the bathroom looking in or out. So not obvious if there is an actual door.
This is where you can practice human interaction and call or email the hotel.
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There will be photos of an example room, with zero guarantee the room you get will be the same.
Typically chain hotels are very careful about making sure everything in a picture is representative of the room to avoid this exact conflict.
Often this does mean that the pictures are lacking.
Literally false.