Samster
Well-known member
Sometimes if you have a large headboard or an elegant bed, a queen can look smaller than it seems! Sad that you would have to go to such lengths to prove that something is what it actually is!as steam exits my ears!
it is not that this woman doesn't want to ask for a discount when booking, she knows that her ugliness in person gives her more ammo and she gets MORE of a discount. She is experienced. And as someone else said, if it had been someone other than SS they would have gotten a good lesson.
We all need to use this as a lesson. Play this out in your head over and over. How could you turn this into your favor? Obviously SS saw there were other rooms available. Step 1, ask why this person waited until check out to speak up. (we know but what would the guest's story be?)
That DN queen bed thing! I have had that, usually when someone has stopped by and wants to check out the room. Is this a queen? Doesn't look like a queen. While I have never done this, if the above scenario were to happen here, there are 2 ways to address this: Oh, lets go take a look & bring a tape measure. 1st you could show that the well fitted sheets are queens, secondly you could take the measurements and then Google and print the bed size demotions. I am sure by doing so the person may begin to back down.
There may still be a review but no discount. And thinking of this what guarantees that this person will not write a bad review & get $50 off their stay?
Thanks Eric for reminding me that TA has this in place for innkeepers. We all hope not to need it and fail to remember it..
I caved on a few things, but I would not like to be threatened in this manner when I knew it was all probably a lie. Grrrrr.....