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OK, asshole here: "Then, there are the guests. As soon as someone stays at a hotel, they think they're entitled to act like an asshole." You know, you may hav
by tiatia 13y ago
OK, asshole here:
"Then, there are the guests. As soon as someone stays at a hotel, they think they're entitled to act like an asshole."
You know, you may have a tremendously challenging job, are jet-lagged and still have to give 100%. Then you pay 400 Euro for a hotel and they charge you another 30 or 40 Euros per day for Wifi. You get annoyed but you don't care because you will get reimbursed. Wifi will be unreliable and you can only connect four devices at a time. And while this did not bother me, it bothered some of my colleagues that were travelling with an extended family (I mean, Computer, Phone and eReader may eat up already 3 out of 4).
And then you have the fancy shower. I tried for five minutes to get it to work. Manged to get water for a few seconds twice. Finally, while having a PhD in engineering, called the front desk to send somebody to show me how the shower works. No, it was not me. "plumbing problems, please wait 15 minutes". And another 15 minutes, and another 15 minutes. Finally it was time to go to bed without a shower.
So, yes, hotel guest can be annoying and can be "picky". But if I pay 400 Euros for a night then a working shower with preferably warm water and a reliable internet connection can be expected.
- barrkel 13y agoThe probability of getting cheap reliable internet is inversely proportional to the cost of the room, I've found.