그레이트배리어리프 올 인클루시브 여행

깨끗하고 조용함, 4가족이 사용하기에 불편함이 없음. 간단한 조리도 가능하나 냄비나 프라이펜등은 없어서 구매해서 사용했음

호텔 시설은 전체적으로 100년 전 감각을 유지하려 노력하는 듯한 느낌이며 그렇지 않고는 도저히 납득하기 어려운 시설과 인테리어임 객실 소파는 먼지가 계속나고 불편하기 그지없고 옆방에서 나는 소리를 매우 선명하게 들을 수 있으며 아침에 다른 객실의 변기 물 내리는 소리에 잠에서 깸 그리고 조식을 먹는 Cave는 아침마다 전쟁터가 따로 없이 혼란스럽고 불친절의 극치임 딱 좋은거 하나는 타임스퀘어 바로 옆 이라는 것과 지하철 접근성이 매우 좋음 그외에 나머지는 그다지 좋은 기억은 없음 ^^

청결 상태는 좋으나 주변 시설들이 너무 빈약함

I stayed at The Cosmopolitan for a total of 3 nights (Aug 24-25 and Aug 26-28). Everything during my stay—the amenities, the room, and the friendly staff—was excellent, but I had an absolutely terrible experience on my last day. On the morning of the 27th, I placed the "Do Not Disturb" (DND) sign on my doorknob and double-checked that it was still there before I left. However, when I returned a short while later, I found that my room had been made up, and the DND sign had been moved to the inside doorknob. I immediately raised the issue with a staff member in the hallway. After checking, they told me that the housekeeper who cleaned my room had already clocked out for the day and was unavailable to explain. I have two major questions regarding this incident: Why was my room entered and cleaned without permission when the DND sign was clearly displayed, especially when all my personal belongings were completely unpacked and laid out? If this was simply a mistake, why wasn't an apologetic note left? The fact that the DND sign was deliberately moved to the inside doorknob strongly suggests that the staff member realized their error but chose to hide it. I am not writing this complaint to get a free food voucher or minor compensation. A breach of privacy like this is an extremely serious security matter, especially at a casino hotel. I have no intention of staying here again on my next trip to Las Vegas.