I had a somewhat vexed experience at the Grand Fiesta Americana Chapultepec. The room was lovely overseeing the park, but the guest next door had a screaming child, so I called the front desk requesting if I could change rooms as I didn't want to be bothered by the crying child (it had been an hour and the child would not tire). They accommodated me and moved me from my original room on the 12th floor to a room on the 16th floor. This one had views of the city. The room was a bit smaller. I turned the AC to 18 degrees Celsius and saw it read 21 degrees. For the next forty-eight hours, the room would not get any cooler. It would release cooler air but never get cold. I even called the front desk to send someone to look at it, and the technician kept trying to convince me it was working just fine, and I just had to wait. It never cooled down.
The most egregious issue was that the 16th floor was directly below their party space on the above floor. On the Friday and Saturday night, loud music would play at around nine PM, causing the room to vibrate. On Friday, it ended at around 2 am. On Saturday, while battling a cold and running a fever, I had to call the front desk and ask to sleep somewhere else because there was a wedding happening above. The entire room was shaking. Why place people directly below a party space? Makes no sense. These were just lousy judgment calls on their end that made the stay uncomfortable from the onset until I checked out.
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