daphnepoco
3 giugno 2024
I was on marriott points. I checked in and asked for an upgrade they indicated nothing available. The room was very small. I think they gave me the smallest room due to reservation on points. When we went to open the spare sheets/blankets for the sofa bed from the closet, there was a bug on the spare blanket, a small bug, looked like a bed bug after i googled but im no bed bug expert. I examined the actual bed and did not see anything else and the sheets were clean on the bed. I took the blanket to the front desk, they gave me another room, a larger room now. Went to the new room and examined the bed and spare sheets and one of the spare sheets was very very dirty. I asked for new sheets at the front desk and gave them the dirty sheet. The bed was very uncomfortable, kept sliding to the middle, not a king as reserved. Underneath the sofa mattress was dirty and very old, some holes. I checked in late and after all this, it was 1am. I was very tired. In the morning we were getting ready and the new room looked to have mold in the closet, they did clean it off after i told the front desk but it was black in the closet wall behind the shower wall. The night staff checking us in was very nice. They did give me some points back to my marriott but not enough in my opinion, due to a very late night and issues it was upsetting. The workers were nice and handled everything asap, due to the workers helping and being very nice it was hard to get upset at them, they were trying to make it right. The place was older, and the beds and furniture had alot of use. For the same price you can go to south Dayton, and get a newer hotel that is a lot nicer. We ended up at the springhill suites dayton south which did not have a kitchen but the rooms were very nice, newer and clean. A big difference of materials in towels, beds, pillows and bedding for the same points. I would not recommend the Towneplace Dayton north.
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