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I didn’t enjoy the first couple of nights of my stay. When I booked the hotel, I didn’t realize the room was an ADA/accommodations room. The shower setup was very inconvenient for us — water splashed everywhere, including the toilet paper and our clothes. The sink and room layout were also designed differently for accessibility needs, and there was no dresser or desk to put our belongings since the room needed extra space for a wheelchair.
The next morning we went to the front desk to ask about changing rooms, but the lady helping us was very rude and told us there were no other rooms available. Thankfully, the following day another front desk employee named Melody was very kind and helpful and was able to find us a different room.
We paid good money for the stay, and while I understand this is New York and the location is prime, the customer service did not feel welcoming or accommodating. Because of our experience, we would not stay here again.
They said that was Hotel.com mistake not theirs."