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March 18, 2024
To start with, the room itself was very basic, clean and warm. There as a fridge, microwave and small table in the room. My problem was getting into the room. There is no one on site to help, and you have to scroll through texts and emails for support numbers. Even then, they communicate through texts (until things got pretty dicey, then they called me). Via text, I was assigned a room and provided with a door code. The key pad was dead, a blinking red battery icon. I reached out for support, and the person at the other end of a support text just sent me the same instructions again, how to put in the code with a link back to the hotel website. I finally got the person to understand that the pad was dead, so they sent me on late night adventure to find the back up key. As a lone female traveler, I did not feel safe. The woman at the other end of the phone explained that they did not receive a signal that the key pad was dead, and also stated they'd need to update the back up instructions. I hope they do fix that so that no one else goes through this. I did not feel safe. During my search for the "office" I ended up in another guest room that apparently had the same door code as the door to the are that had the key. The security seems poor.