Disappointing First Visit at Oasis Ann Arbor
I recently had the opportunity to visit at Oasis Ann Arbor, and I must admit that my first experience was far from the relaxing getaway I had anticipated. Upon arriving, my eagerness was met with a lack of thorough communication and a host of surprises that detracted from what could have been an enjoyable visit.
First and foremost, I experienced a discrepancy in the booking process that left a sour taste in my mouth. When making my reservation, I was not informed about the full range of rooms available for selection. This oversight led me to be relegated to the basic Casa Blanca room, which was a stark contrast to the more luxurious offerings that I later discovered were options at this establishment. Had I been made aware of the various rooms, including those with more amenities or better views, my decision might have been different, and my experience significantly better.
Furthermore, the lack of active engagement from the staff was noticeable in the details, such as the absence of a question about my preference for a room with a fireplace. Given that certain rooms come equipped with fireplaces, which can add a touch of warmth to the stay, being asked should be a standard part of the booking process. This lack of personalization speaks to a broader issue of not catering to guest preferences, something that is paramount in the customer service industry.
The Casa Blanca room itself, while clean and adequate in its most basic form, felt like a letdown considering the reputation that Oasis Ann Arbor holds for luxury and comfort. Without the enhancements of more premium rooms, the Casa Blanca felt lackluster and the experience paled in comparison to my expectations.
In conclusion, my first visit to Oasis Ann Arbor was less than satisfactory. To improve for future guests, the staff should place greater emphasis on clear and detailed communication during the booking process, ensuring guests are aware of all available options. Additionally, a more personalized approach to inquiring about guest preferences could have elevated my stay significantly.
Despite these issues, I am hopeful that this feedback can help Oasis Ann Arbor to refine their approach and enhance the guest experience for others. While my first impression leaves me hesitant to return, I believe that every establishment has the potential for growth and...
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It was even more frustrating because at the end of the visit, the tub started warming up as I was sitting in front of the jet. This isn’t anything new, it does that periodically, but this time it got to a temperature that I had never felt before. Before I could move out of the way, I experienced a horrible burning sensation that I was going to discuss with the manager when we left. Unfortunately, we never even got to that because of rudeness...
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