Why not ask me what my email consisted of before assuming what it contained?
In that email,
-I mentioned that the agent that morning had done such things to pacify the incident
-I explained the situation fully so that she could be aware of it for future reference
-I didn't ask for anything extra
-overall I articulated everything you said above and more
I didn't even expect a response or a call as it was simply an informative email so that the person in charge can make changes to prevent further occurrences from happening.
So Saturday night right after the incident occurred, my gf and I went to dinner 30 min later. I then called & complained with marriott customer care. They emailed the mgr directly, but at first offered to call the front desk and see what was up but I insited them not too. I didn't want to return to the hotel and deal with that woman! When the mgr surprisingly called me today, she was responding to customer cares email but ironically had not received mine. Even after checking and confirming the email address with her on the phone, she wasn't sure why she hadn't received the email. She also said that she was new to the job etc.
She wanted to hear my side of the story. So I explained everything that happened and what the great agent that morning had done. As I mentioned above, she was quite appalled. She honestly seemed embarrassed and even said "I see why the mgr before me left..."
In the end, I'm not going to turn down more pts when the mgr insists that she go above and beyond to placate the situation. She literally offered up a free night to return to the hotel. Informing management honestly without expecting something in return, sometimes brings about a nice gesture regardless. Morale of this story
