Utente ospite
16 gennaio 2025
We expected to love this place. The setting is beautiful, however, there are a lot of flaws. The first three days we were at the hotel there was construction going on at the end of the pool - loud construction. The first morning, I went out on the balcony with coffee and all I could hear was the gas powered leaf blower that went on for well over an hour. My husband was swimming laps and said he kept breathing in carbon monoxide. We went down to the private beach and lo and behold an hour after we got there, yet another leaf blower. I asked the bartender if he could please ask him to stop. He said the person wasn't with Los Altos. Apparently, the advertised "private beach" isn't really private because there are two other property owners within 50 ft. The bartender took pity on us and asked the guy to stop, which he did and proceed to get his rake out. On top of the issue with the noise, our suite smelled like sewage. Not damp, not musty, but sewage. My husband asked them to look at it while we were at the beach. They tried to fix the issue, which seemed centered on the 1/2 bath, but couldn't, so they moved us to another suite. We think they knew there was a problem because there was a big dehumidifier in the laundry room and a sizable hole cut in the drywall, which our 2nd suite didn't have, and some of the doors couldn't open all the way because the floors were warped. They also told us twice, on our way to the first room, that this is "one of our nicest rooms". They are all the same and the 2nd room had a slightly better view. Lastly, the biggest issue is security. The elevator door opens into the suite. At first I thought it was cool, like we were in a city penthouse. The problem, though, is that anyone in the elevator basically comes into your room. I thought it was a fluke the first time because both of the 7th floor rooms needed the elevator at the same time so one side of the elevator opened up on our suite and the other side opened on theirs. We all laughed thinking it was just weird timing. Nope, if someone is in the elevator and you hit the button it will stop and open the door to your suite. Someone we spoke with said a mom and her kid got off of the elevator into their suite thinking they were in the lobby. If you're riding up with someone and your room is first they can basically come right in. The elevator card only allows you to pick your own room but it doesn't stop anyone else from getting on or off. This also means any cleaning staff ends up right in your room because there is no door for them to knock on. There was no way to securely lock the suite, which is surprising. I will say that the staff was absolutely fantastic, especially the bartender at the beach and the hysterical guy that drives the truck back and forth to the private beach (my inability to remember names shows here).
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