Where do I start. It blows my mind how and why a corporation as large as the Accor hotel brands would allow such disgust.
A woman named Sylvia Williams has been the manager of the Studio 6 on Roswell road in north Atlanta for years. I suppose the poor woman cannot get a job anywhere else due to her terrible reputation and has threatened Accor with litigation if they fired her. While a guest at this hotel, I complained about bed bugs and requested to be moved due to unruly guests in the room next to mine. During my two-week stay, the manager harassed me constantly and I got into a verbal altercation with her in the parking lot in plain view of other guests. The entire situation was over my complaints of bed bugs and the management's refusal to do anything about it. This woman even called the police, lied, and filed a false police report on me. I later learned from the Roswell Police that this is standard operating procedure for Sylvia and that they were tired of it.
Following the incident with Sylvia, I sent a complaint to the corporate office and received absolutely no results. Corporate was as unprofessional as Sylvia and condoned her behavior as a normal part of the company's corporate culture. Be warned. Do not stay at or work for the Accor corporation unless you can accept marginalization and no standards. I have not and will never patronize another Motel 6 or related hotel property since this time.
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