Nice Hotel But With Noisy Corridors
I stayed one week here while attending a convention. The room was nice, the newly renovated restaurant serves delicious meals and the little gym and pool are not bad. But the noise in the corridors at night is disturbing with endless banging of room doors and people talking loudly until well after midnight or later. When you get out of the elevators at your floor there is a small framed notice on a chest that requires reading glasses to read the tiny print. It requests that from 9pm to 9am guests should be courteous to others by not allowing doors to bang closed and to refrain from loud talk etc. Why don't they place a much larger notice that can be read as you walk past? And why don't they fit proper door closers to stop the slamming noise and install some rubber gaskets on the door frame? My door had almost an inch gap at the bottom that effectively put me in the middle of the corridor noise. I have noticed that hotel guests these days are becoming more abusive with corridor noise and no polite notice will stop them all, but surely the hotel can do more to provide quieter rooms? Paying over $200 a night to hear corridor noise is not right.