Female single travelers - beware!
Creeeeeepy service. If you request a newspaper, you can expect that someone will try to enter your room early in the morning to let you know they have delivered your paper!!!
Here's what happened: I was awakened from a sound sleep at 5:43 in the morning by a knock on my door and the sound of my name being whispered. I sprang up from my bed, and said "what". The person on the other side, then tried to enter my room!!! I said "What!" again. Then he knocked again, whispered my name again, then left. 
I got dressed, ran into "security" in the elevator, and told them what happened. The "security" person acted like this was normal and that I was the problem. He actually seemed annoyed: asked me, "how come I didn't come down to the front desk" (I was...why do you think I was running into you in the elevator at 6:30 am), maybe it was my colleague (no, she's female staying at another hotel), maybe it was because I requested a paper. I went to the front desk, and they were downright hostile. This is apparently normal behavior here! They said it was all my "fault", because I had requested a newspaper! Then they all asked, me, "what do you want us to do?". Just so you know, if you ask for a paper, you can expect someone to wake you up from a sound sleep and try to enter your room to deliver your paper! 
Finally, I made a 3rd attempt to talk to someone in charge. About an hour later. I came downstairs to leave, and this time, I specifically asked to speak to a woman. One emerged from the back. (Why do they have her in the back?) Finally! Someone who "got it". She, too, was surprised, and she was also sympathetic. 
Honestly, this has happened to me in 3rd world countries. I didn't expect it here. More significant than the event, was the 3rd world response by security and the front desk. 
To be fair, to the manager's credit, he did call me back that night at 5:23, asking that I call him back by 5:30. The next night I found a bottle of wine and some apples in my room. A nice gesture, to be sure. But really, this hotel, needs a whole new look at the world of guest management.