Under the roar of a night disco ...

Written: 2 february 2010
Travel time: 3 — 10 january 2010
Your rating of this hotel:
7.0
from 10
Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms: 8.0
Service: 6.0
Cleanliness: 8.0
Food: 8.0
Amenities: 8.0
The hotel itself is cool, probably the best in Tatranska Lomnica, beautiful both the facade and the interior, a pleasant restaurant - the staff is well-trained, you don’t need to ask for anything twice. True, for some reason there is no simple oatmeal in the restaurant menu, although in Europe it is available for breakfast almost everywhere you have been.
The rooms are cleaned, but shampoo and soap are not put in, stationary tubes in the bathrooms are not filled with gel and it is also not put in bottles. I had to ask to be delivered separately. Terry dressing gowns, as it turned out, are also not enough for everyone - they were reported on the third day of their stay at a separate request.
But these are all trifles, compared with what the hotel management did on the night from Saturday to Sunday - the hotel was rented out for a private corporate party. The disco lasted until 5 am, none of the tourists on the first two floors could fall asleep almost until the morning. On an urgent request to reduce the volume of the sound, tk. children cannot sleep, the general manager responded with a proposal to move to the rooms of the upper floors for that night. And she could not do anything with the disc jockey, at the request to reduce the sound, the local music lover increased her even more !! ! These "guests" of the hotel bought the hotel and did whatever they wanted in it. This is how the management of the Grandhotel Praha 4 * easily sold the peace of tourists for money that is dearer to them than even the good name of the hotel.

Moreover, this is the unanimous opinion of the tourists of our arrival. At home, in this case, you can call the police if someone makes noise after 22.00, but how to respond to the "hospitable" reception of the Slovaks in Slovakia?
Translated automatically from Russian. View original