The hotel itself is nice, but we ran into problems during the check-in. I called the hotel a couple days before our trip to confirm the indoor pool was in working condition because I was traveling with my ASD son, and indoor pools are the way to his heart when we travel. I was told it was open. I would have chosen a different hotel had the answer been different. When we arrived, it was not open. It was closed for seasonal maintenance. When I called the two days before, whoever answered the phone didn't know what they were talking about...I looked at my call log to confirmed I called the right hotel, and I did. It was just disappointing. But the worst part may have been when I checked in; the clerk at the front desk never looked at me. Not one time. I didn't know about the pool at that point, and I was being complimentary about the lobby and hotel, because it does look really cool inside. This man literally never looked at me. He didn't respond to a single thing I said. He should not be in the hospitality business. He was perhaps the rudest front desk clerk I have met in 20 years of traveling for work and vacations, and I travel quite a bit. And then I found out about the pool. I went to talk to the front desk about my concern, but when I saw he was the only staff member available, I decided not to say anything. I felt like he was the last person to talk to about the pool situation. He was probably the person who answered the phone. (that's a joke, but it wouldn't surprise me)
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