Sheraton Nashua — Hotel in Nashua

I will not be returning and would not recommend to others.

It must be the new management that made this place the way it is now. I hope they can fix their issues, spray for bugs and work out the internet issues and learn to be better with customers. I hope management will eventually contact me.

Issue 1 - No WiFi on 7th floor Issue 2 - Bad customer service Issue 3 - Moving 5 different times over 30 days Issue 4 - Spiders in 3/5 of the rooms Issue 5 - No response from management Issue 6 - fire alarm problems. Evacuation

I did an extended stay for 30+ days as this was a business trip and this location is close to my work.

I was put on the 7th floor, which gave a nice view to the south. The only problem was I couldn’t connect to the WiFi.

I ended up moving 5 times over the course of my stay, in order to get a room where I could utilize the WiFi. Every time I would speak with the front desk they would be short and unpleasant to deal with, except for Brandi and Lance. “D” tried telling me thats it’s my fault that all 5 of my devices are unable to connect to the internet despite the videos I took of my devices connecting and dropping off constantly. Turns out you just have to be put in a room close to the router… but finding out where the routers are is the hard part.

The cleaners did a good job with cleaning my room and I started tipping them generously. Shout out to them!

Shout out to Lance and Brandi for being the only pleasant employees to assist with the room changes and WiFi problems!

I found spiders in my bed and was bit multiple times on my leg and right arm and forehead. I tried to speak to the front desk but they brushed it off like it wasn’t a big deal. Probably thought it was my fault…

There was multiple times my fire alarm would go off in the rooms throughout odd hours, then shut off. One time we had to evacuate the hotel but the staff wouldn’t tell us what happened. Lasted about an hour of standing in the parking lot. No actual fire, I believe it was due to a malfunction.

All hours of the night, you could hear the individuals in the room above doing EVERYTHING. And I mean everything…

It’s a far walk to the parking lot.

I am a dedicated Marriott rewards member too and I always give the deserved review. So all-in-all, I would not stay here again. I used to think this was a nice place to stay, but given my last experience, not anymore. I requested management to contact me, but they must be too busy to discuss the concerns I have. It’s been a week since I checked out and not a single email, voicemail or missed call.

In my opinion, the only thing this hotel is good for, is the Atlantis sports club which is the gym. Compared to other hotels, this gym is nicer than most.

I hope this review was helpful to others when deciding to book with this Sheraton, but unfortunately it will probably...

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