I stayed at Le Meridien Dubai final night,which I was extremely impressed by. The hotel is right next to the airport, and has a committed building exclusively for club guests, and which is separated from the main hotel.
The club wing was recently renovated and is gorgeous,in stark contrast to the main allotment of the hotel, which is past its prime.
This brings me to my one complaint about this hotel, or which I faced while checking out. I've become accustomed to hotels basically begging for online reviews throughout stays. At a minimum they normally have a card in the room asking you to share your experience online if you were pleased. Then at check-out they'll sometimes subtly mention that they'd appreciate if you wrote an online review. And then finally there are post stay surveys and follow-up emails soliciting online reviews. All of which I'm fine with and used to,in theory.
The service at Le Meridien Dubai was really expedient throughout my stay. When the associate asked how everything was at check-out I said "lovely, I was very impressed by this hotel and will definitely be back." The post To What Degree Should Hotels Solicit Online Reviews? appeared first on One Mile at a Time.
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