(由 Google 翻译)我的评论并非针对房间和设施本身,这些都还不错(除了电梯),而是关于入住体验以及我在办理入住时受到的待遇。
如果您有时间阅读以下内容,您一定会感到震惊。
我中午左右到达酒店,在前台出示了身份证,几秒钟后(最多10秒),就被告知我的房间还没准备好,需要稍等。我把行李寄存在行李寄存处,然后去了洗手间。就在我待在洗手间的时候,有人开始用力敲门,并用西班牙语喊着“出去!出去!”。我出来后,发现门口没人,于是走向前台。在那里,我被五名武装警察拦住,他们几乎是把我抓住,带到前台附近的一个角落。
他们没有任何解释,就要求我出示身份证、手机和背包,并开始搜查我的物品。他们把我背包里的东西全都拿走了,没解释就拿走了我的身份证和手机,还不停地喊着“别动,别动”,但我根本动不了,因为我无处可逃(我被五个警察围在角落里)。与此同时,酒店工作人员似乎对发生了什么事漠不关心。我怀疑是前台叫的警察,因为我出示身份证后他们很快就来了。警察开始对我施压,反复问了十几遍“你什么时候入住酒店的?你什么时候来马德里的?”全程都是用西班牙语。没有人会说英语;两个穿着西装、看起来像是酒店工作人员的男人走了过来,我问他们发生了什么事,但他们完全无视我。我向前台示意,想找个会说英语的人来帮忙,但他们依然置之不理。整个过程持续了超过30分钟,期间警察一直让我不要动,酒店工作人员也只是让我“保持冷静”。
而且这一切都发生在同事和客户面前(因为我当时正在参加一个全球会议)。
我从警察的谈话中得知,他们掌握了一段视频,视频里的人长得像我,而且在西班牙犯了罪。我试图联系已经入住酒店的同事,但被拒绝了。他们不断逼我“承认”我一周前就入住了,尽管我当时甚至还没拿到房间。我设法出示了所有证件——机票、机场的Uber收据、以及证明我来马德里原因的文件——这些证件多少让他们相信我不是他们要找的人。当他们意识到自己搞错了之后,连句道歉都没有就离开了。
我试图向前台询问到底发生了什么以及原因,但他们只是简单地说“没关系,这是标准流程”。不过,他们还是给我升级了房间。整个入住期间我都感到非常紧张,因为任何人都可以进入我的房间(警察、酒店员工),我完全没有安全感。酒店对此事的处理非常糟糕且不专业。尽管没有一位警察会说英语,他们也没有提供任何帮助。我对这次经历非常失望,以后绝对不会再入住这家酒店。
(原文)
My review is not necessarily about the rooms and facilities which are more than okay (except for the elevators), but about the check-in experience and the way I was treated during check-in.
For anyone who has time to read, you will be amazed by what follows.
I arrived at the hotel around noon, presented my ID card at reception, and after a few seconds (maximum 10 seconds), I was told that my room was not ready and that I would have to wait. I left my luggage in the luggage room, went to the bathroom, and while I was in there, someone started banging loudly on the door and shouting in Spanish, "out, out." When I came out, there was no one at the door, so I went towards reception, where I was intercepted by five armed police officers who basically grabbed me and took me to a corner near the reception.
Without any explanation, they asked for my ID, phone, and backpack and started searching through my things. They took everything out of my backpack and left with my ID and phone without any explanation, all the while they constantly shouting "don't move, don't move," even though I wasn't moving because I had nowhere to go (I was in a corner surrounded by five police officers). At the same time, no one from the hotel staff seemed interested in finding out what was happening. My suspicion is that the police were called by the reception as they came quite fast after presenting my ID. The police started putting pressure on me and asked for more than10 times, "When did you first check into the hotel and when did you first come to Madrid?" And all of this was in Spanish. No one spoke English; two men apparently from the hotel staff (dressed in suits) came, I asked what was happening, but they completely ignored me. I signaled to the reception staff, asking for someone who spoke English to help me, but I was completely ignored again. This whole ordeal continued for more than 30 minutes, during which the police kept telling me not to move, and the hotel staff just told me to stay "tranquillo."
And all of this also in front of colleagues and clients (as I was attending a global conference).
I managed to understand from the police officers’ conversations that there was a video of a person who looked like me and who had committed a crime in Spain. I tried to call colleagues who were already checked into the hotel, but I was not allowed to. The pressure continued for me to "admit" that I had checked in a week earlier, even though I hadn’t even received my room yet. I managed to show them all my documents—plane ticket, Uber receipt from the airport, documents showing the reason I was in Madrid—which somewhat convinced them that I was not the person they were looking for. When they realized their mistake, they simply left without even apologizing.
I tried to find out from the reception staff what had happened and why, and I only received a simple "no worries, standard procedure." Instead, they upgraded my room. I felt very stressed during my entire stay, because anyone could have had access to my room (police, staff) and I did not feel safe at all. The hotel handled this situation very poorly and unprofessionally. They offered no support, even though none of the police officers spoke English. I am totally disappointed by this experience and I will for sure never visit this hotel again.