Nickey Westphal
I was in contact with the hotel several times both before and after booking about the accommodations I needed for my disability, a room on the first floor close to an exit.
I was told it wouldn’t be a problem.
Upon arrival I was told that both rooms were on the second floor, at the opposite end from the elevator.
The desk clerk said the only other option was one room on the first floor, far from an exit, and one room on the second by the stairs.
I live local but booked the rooms for a bachelorette party.
I ended up not even being able to stay at the hotel, had to rearrange everyone else’s plans because I couldn’t walk to the room.