I stayed here for a week, I left out today. Hardly anyone there, yet they overbooked our room and strangers walked in on us. Today we tried to load our vehicle and they deactivated our key cards early and then Sheila’s reply was “did you put them next to a cell phone?” Uhmm, no, one had never even been out of the folder. Then they overcharged us by 95+ and Sheila’s reply (whose name is on the merged reservations that caused the issue) was, you’ll have to get everything together and email it to us, I can’t do anything about charges even though her name was on the paperwork where the issue arose. She wouldn’t let me get a word in edgewise or look at it in black and white so now after an already stressful week, I get to go home and do her job to get my money refunded. I did show her briefly my first reservation charge vs what they charged me, that it was an overcharge and her reply was “oh sorry about that” but she didn’t fix it. The balance, minus the deposit, which I would have gladly paid at reservation time, was supposed to be charged at check-in but my cc company sent me a message saying it had been charged early that morning, prior to my arrival. We had to extend by day, 3 times on 3 separate reservations after the initial reservation ended. It appears that instead of pulling it into the system daily, it seems they cancelled one of them and merged 2 days together to shorten their work, but it didn’t refund the charges they’d already charged my cc and then merged the 2 nights together which then charged me yet again. Great bookkeeping protocol! When I asked for the owners name and contact information, Sheila said she did not have that. I asked for the new manager’s phone number but of which she would not give, only an email. I wanted to wait until the mgr was available and Sheila said I could go out and sit in my truck all day. So obviously the new management is not available. I have been staying here for years when I need to be in the area but I assure you that ended today!
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