JM
Jennifer McPherson
Jul 5, 2025
Absolutely Appalling Experience — Avoid at All Costs
I made a reservation on Tuesday for a Friday stay for my family of seven — two adults and five kids. Because the online system didn’t allow me to request adjoining rooms, I called directly to ensure we had two rooms with two queen beds each and a rollaway, specifically adjoining. The man on the phone pressured me to book immediately, claiming there were “only three adjoining rooms left” and that I should lock it in before I lost the opportunity.
Fast forward to check-in:
No adjoining rooms.
Not even close.
Instead, we were handed two rooms with one king bed each. That's two beds total for seven people. A blended family with five children — and the hotel seriously expects us to pretend that’s what we booked?
I immediately called the front desk. The response? A casual, indifferent “there’s nothing I can do.” So I called the main number on the website — same thing: “Since you’re already in the rooms, there’s nothing we can do.”
It was midnight on a holiday weekend. What exactly were we supposed to do — drive our exhausted kids back to Wichita?
Suddenly, nobody remembers the phone call I made.
Suddenly, there’s no record of the verbal confirmation.
Suddenly, they’re insisting I booked online — which I absolutely did not.
And of course, nobody can issue a refund.
Nobody can fix the mistake.
Nobody is “authorized” to do anything.
$500 later, we're crammed into two rooms that aren’t remotely what we booked — and the hotel staff seems perfectly fine with that. The level of disorganization and blatant lack of accountability is staggering.
This wasn’t just a mistake — it was gross negligence, followed by radio silence, gaslighting, and total apathy. Customer service clearly ranks dead last on this property’s priorities. But I guess when you’re the only game in a small town, you don’t have to care.
Shameful.
Do better.