This has been the worst hotel experience I have ever had. Due to issues with my wife’s visa to Mexico, we had to postpone the trip by one day. This was done the day before check-in, and the airline was very accommodating, postponing our trip both on the way in and on the way back. The moment I found out that I had to postpone the trip, I contacted Orbitz, and their recommendation was to speak directly with the hotel. Orbitz, my personal assistant, and I tried several times to contact the hotel through phone, email, and online text message, but none of us were able to do so.
The worst part was that even when we contacted the hotel’s answering service in the U.S., they attempted to connect us to the hotel, but no one would pick up, and the call just dropped. This happened several times. When I finally checked in at the hotel, I explained the whole situation and requested to speak with the manager. I spent a total of 3 days at the hotel (supposed to be 4 days) and only less than 24 hours before my check-out did management finally contact me. This was the night before my check-out.
The next morning, I arranged to speak with the manager and explained the whole situation to the supposed manager's assistant, Humberto. When he arrived, he claimed they never received any contact from us, and his best offer was for me to pay $400 for an additional night. He stated that if I could prove that I had contacted them, he might be able to do something better. The most upsetting part was tha