four days of unmitigated chaos
unmitigated chaos,well it could be just a slip up, every hotel can have a bad day, But I was worried when I was given a room with a wonderful view. Only issue was someone else was in it. OK back to reception for a new room. Room two was empty, well except for the airco which must have been designed by John Deere (No sleep that night) please give me a room in which I can sleep! (room three coming up) just pack up your bags sir we take care of it.... on my return I was given a new room, - my luggage , oh lost my the bags, hey I have an appointment need to shower change get out of here fast.... well not so fast..... after we extracted my luggage from some corner basement all was set for my first decent nights sleep. Wrong assumption, 1:45am fire alarm, not the type that tells you to get or sorry A*& out of there. No this load incessant repeated announcement only informed one that there "was an indication that there was a fire" but you should just "standby" like do nothing until there check it out for you. So there I was with many other people on the 26th floor looking down on one fire engine and wounder how long we have before we are all toast. Needless to say I survived. whether Sheraton Philadelphia Downtown Hotel will is up to there management team. get your act together people, business people wan to do business and just want a trouble free hotel experience. if Sheraton want to maintain their brand then control the management companies their lease their hotels too.