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Old Mar 18, 2008 | 2:24 pm
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Thermostat Does Not Work

I am staying at the La Concha, A Renaissance Resort here in SJU. In my room, the thermostat is completely out of order thus leaving me without the ability to change temperatures. I reported this to the hotel and they said to call them when I want the temperature changed. I did this once and it took an hour. Should I report this to customer care? compensation? I am really getting tired of a freezing room all through the day and night and being told that there is nothing they can do just to "call them EVERY SINGLE time I want the temperature changed."
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Old Mar 18, 2008 | 2:30 pm
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I'm not into the entire "compensation?" thing but I'd ask to change rooms. If that didn't work I'd check out and find another hotel.
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Old Mar 18, 2008 | 3:24 pm
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I'm with annerj...this isn't rocket science, ask to change rooms...if they're sold out and nothing else around change hotels...from your profile you're in 3 other hotel programs...
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Old Mar 18, 2008 | 3:28 pm
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Hi OPFlyer,

A cold room is not very enjoyable. Personally, I would ask to change rooms (as others have mentioned). I hope everything works out for you.

Kind regards,

Drew
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