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Agreed. There is also a Hampton Inn (which I normally avoid) that I would try on another occasion.That sucks, no upgrade and no vouchers?
Guess that's one to skip in future then.
Agreed. There is also a Hampton Inn (which I normally avoid) that I would try on another occasion.That sucks, no upgrade and no vouchers?
Guess that's one to skip in future then.
Agreed. There is also a Hampton Inn (which I normally avoid) that I would try on another occasion.
Yeah maybe I should. Thanks.Looks like you've had a bit of a bum run with upgrades and service, holiday or business?
Might be worth calling the diamond line for a whinge, see what they come up with.
In North America I thought it was the norm. I’ve certainly had to purchase anything alcoholic in at least a few that I can recall - Miami, Boston Logan, Clear Lake (TX), and Vancouver. Either purchase or at best an honour bar. Going back a few years though.Is there another Hilton anywhere that requires drink purchases in the Exec Lounge?
It certainly is the norm in the USA, most appear to work on an honor system.In North America I thought it was the norm.Is there another Hilton anywhere that requires drink purchases in the Exec Lounge?
The ELs in the USA usually operate on an “honor bar” (or sometimes a cash bar, but that’s an exception) in my experience. Not usually anything special, but different. LAX EL is certainly no better/worse than many others in the USA. I still do not understand why USA (the home of Hilton) can have such mediocre EL offerings compared to Asia, and even Oz and Europe.Property: Hilton LAX ....
Is there another Hilton anywhere that requires drink purchases in the Exec Lounge?
Hi VPS - if still needed, you could try one of these two... which I've had mixed success with over the years:Does anyone have an email address for Hilton - when I rang the guy was so hard to understand I know it had guest experience and Hilton in there somewhere
Also - has anyone had any luck extending a Hilton rewards night before expiry
Hi VPS - if still needed, you could try one of these two... which I've had mixed success with over the years:
1) guest.correspondence [at] hilton.com
2) diamond [at] hilton.com
There is also hiltonhonors [at] hilton.com, but I find I get mostly copied & pasted answers from there... almost like it's run in part by a 'bot'.
Good luck!
Matt.
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I'm not sure they should be child free however I do agree that the children should have proper parental supervision and/or specific areas set aside for them.It's a shame when a nice lounge is ruined by hoardes of families using the happy hour as free dinner for kiddies time.
I am in the Hilton Vienna Danube and the lounge was pure savagery, children touching food and dropping bottles of juice putting glass everywhere.
Lounges should be child free.