THE Question
Feb 21, 2007 | 3:12 pm
#1
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Join Date: Mar 2003
Posts: 415
THE Question
I am currently staying at the HR SFO. The two room chairs look like what you might buy from Motel 6 for furniture that is long past its life. Old and faded, with multiple stains.
My question to Hyatt management is this: Would you put this furniture in your own home?
If the answer is no, then why would you subject guests paying $200/day to sit on it? (Actually, I have them covered with those cloth decorations at the end of the bed.)
I'm in a Diamond room, so I don't even want to think what non-status guests might be sitting on.
My question to Hyatt management is this: Would you put this furniture in your own home?
If the answer is no, then why would you subject guests paying $200/day to sit on it? (Actually, I have them covered with those cloth decorations at the end of the bed.)
I'm in a Diamond room, so I don't even want to think what non-status guests might be sitting on.
Feb 21, 2007 | 3:56 pm
#2
Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: SFO
Programs: AC SE, AA EXP MM, BA Silver, UA Gold MM, Hyatt Glob, Marriott Titanium, HH Dia, IHG Plat
Posts: 4,949
I am currently staying at the HR SFO. The two room chairs look like what you might buy from Motel 6 for furniture that is long past its life. Old and faded, with multiple stains.
My question to Hyatt management is this: Would you put this furniture in your own home?
If the answer is no, then why would you subject guests paying $200/day to sit on it? (Actually, I have them covered with those cloth decorations at the end of the bed.)
I'm in a Diamond room, so I don't even want to think what non-status guests might be sitting on.
My question to Hyatt management is this: Would you put this furniture in your own home?
If the answer is no, then why would you subject guests paying $200/day to sit on it? (Actually, I have them covered with those cloth decorations at the end of the bed.)
I'm in a Diamond room, so I don't even want to think what non-status guests might be sitting on.
Feb 22, 2007 | 4:07 am
#4
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: BRU, BE
Programs: LH, United, Hyatt, Air France
Posts: 464
It's actually a very good question. Who decides about furniture
a-management of local hotel ?
b-central management/decoration unit ?
c-owner of the property ?
d-local furniture shop/Ikea ?
You are quite right some of this furniture does not make you dream...reminds me of some college student rentals...
a-management of local hotel ?
b-central management/decoration unit ?
c-owner of the property ?
d-local furniture shop/Ikea ?
You are quite right some of this furniture does not make you dream...reminds me of some college student rentals...
Feb 25, 2007 | 8:51 am
#6
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: On the road, 24/7/365
Posts: 3,589
There's one Hyatt that has guest room furniture that came from someone's rumpus room...and failed to sell at the yard sale.
(This Hyatt is one-of-a-kind, in my experience, so I'll refrain from naming. Overall, Hyatts are the best. You want to talk about gruesome furniture, I could send you to some Sheratons.)
(This Hyatt is one-of-a-kind, in my experience, so I'll refrain from naming. Overall, Hyatts are the best. You want to talk about gruesome furniture, I could send you to some Sheratons.)