Complaint Review: CHOICE HOTELS, QUALITY INN - Foral Park New York
- CHOICE HOTELS, QUALITY INN 256-15 JERICHO TURNPIKE (FORMERLY JAMAICA AVENUE) Foral Park, New York United States of America
- Phone: 8669698065
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- Category: Hotel
CHOICE HOTELS, QUALITY INN Quality Inn overbooking scam. Foral Park, New York
* : Paul.
* : Excuses, excuses
* : Insider Version
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I booked a reservation online with this hotel. When I arrived the clerk told me they were full and had no rooms available. I showed her the confirmation from the web site and she said "sorry, the web site is wrong".
She called the manager and explained the situation, then hung up the phone and said "I'm sorry" again. She did not try to get my wife and I another room at another hotel, she just went back to work as if I didn't exist. I figure that they overbook the rooms in hopes that some people will not show or cancel in the window allotted.
I will never stay at another Choice hotel, and will tell everyone I know not to stay at the Quality Inn in Floral Park, NY.
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#3
Paul.
AUTHOR: Flynrider - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, September 15, 2009
"What might have happened, as at my hotel, the "inventory" might have been out of balance. That is not the fault of the hotel OR the internet/general reservation system."
Really? So whose fault is it, then? Paul, this is a pretty lame rebuttal. The fact is that your hotel is responsible for tracking the inventory and keeping it in balance. If your hotel fails to do that, it is your fault. You need to fix your system so that it does not leave paying customers out in the cold.
On the other hand, I could see how your system could be self repairing. As you piss off more and more paying customers, they will reserve rooms elsewhere, thereby leaving many rooms available every night.

#2
Excuses, excuses
AUTHOR: Inspector - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, September 15, 2009
If it's your hotel, then you are responsible for all advertisement. I don't see a need for confirmation when the reservation is made only days before. My telephone number is left on the reservation so why not call when you know there is a problem? Better yet, why use the web for reservations if you know there is a problem?
Doesn't sound like a very professional way to run a business. The average traveler will not understand nor forgive your vague excuse, especially when they show up in the middle of the night and have no room to stay.
Weak, very weak.

#1
Insider Version
AUTHOR: Paul - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Saturday, September 12, 2009
I currently work for a hotel that does have issues with the "Overbooking" problems. The clerk might have been right on the money, by saying the website sold rooms that the hotel did not have available. What might have happened, as at my hotel, the "inventory" might have been out of balance. That is not the fault of the hotel OR the internet/general reservation system. What happens, is that if the hotel handles long-term guests, and they check out or extend their stay, it does mess with the inventory, as the updates with a central res might not catch the changes. We have been in the "over sold" status before, and only had to walk about 3 guests in 6 months. The hotel really does not like to overbook, as if everyone shows up, then what will happen, as bad comments will start flying.
What you should have done, as what I do, is recomfirm with the hotel to make sure your reservation stands.
Paul


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