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Agree. I’d forego the lounge for a better breakfast.The change in breakfast is disappointing. I enjoyed being able to order off the menu and getting a real coffee at the same time.
I'm staying in a couple of weeks before my flight to LAX. Will make sure to check my account before I leave the propertyJust an addendum to this. When I checked out I was told the total, but not shown an itemised list. I had it emailed to me. My fault but over a month later noticed I'd been charged for dinner ($70) which I did not have. Took a bit of emailing back and forth, but the hotel eventually acknowledged an error and gave me a refund.
I suspect my room service order was made at the same time a family of 3 paid for their meal and my details remained on the system. Guess they ended up with a free meal unless they were honest on checkout.
Anyway, two stays and two problems with the bill. Yes I should have examined it at checkout, and hotel was good enough to reverse over a month later. But despite the convenience I'm less inclined to stay here again.
I normally check and almost never have a problem. Got complacent.I'm staying in a couple of weeks before my flight to LAX. Will make sure to check my account before I leave the property
Agree and will do. This is my first time at the Pullman. Travelling with Mrs eric2011 this time hence the need for a room with a king size bed (we are both reasonably large people). Normally I stay next door at the Ibis because I am usually in and out of BNE by myself so the queen bed is sufficient for me. (What is it with these 3-4 star "affordable" hotels these days with only having a queen bed.) aarghGrateful for a report after your stay. I'd like the hotel to do well but it doesn't seem to be headed in the right direction.
If you happen to have or see the evening canapes food offering I'd be interested to know what it is like. As above, I quite enjoyed my first visit and the tasting plate offered but found the second time the quality had really dropped off. I gave some specific feedback on this and was assured the chef had been made aware and undertaken to improve. Somehow have my doubts...Agree and will do. This is my first time at the Pullman. Travelling with Mrs eric2011 this time hence the need for a room with a king size bed (we are both reasonably large people). Normally I stay next door at the Ibis because I am usually in and out of BNE by myself so the queen bed is sufficient for me. (What is it with these 3-4 star "affordable" hotels these days with only having a queen bed.) aargh
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This is what I got at the start of the month. The following night (no picture) I asked for a plate with no meat, I was just given cheese. I had to push them to add some olives to the plate.
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This is what I got at the start of the month. The following night (no picture) I asked for a plate with no meat, I was just given cheese. I had to push them to add some olives to the plate.
This was the plate back in January. Better meats, terrine, house made spiced cauliflower.
Well, back to the Sofitel for me then!Agree. I’m not vegetarian, but asked for a non meat plate to see what the alternative was - just cheese was a sad offering.
My first stay was February and at that time I was able to get house sprits at the bar, but that has also been cut. Beer, wine and soft drinks only.
That was my thought as well, particularly as I nibbled my cheeseWell, back to the Sofitel for me then!
Understandable but different locations attracting different type of clients. 99% of people staying at the Pullman are there for the proximity to the airport and for me I would forgo the lounge offerings for this. If I want class and luxuary (and the CL offings) then I would stay in town and the Sofitel.Well, back to the Sofitel for me then!