I had an extremely disappointing experience at Ramada by Wyndham Frisco, Colorado. The staff's behavior was unsettling, with what seemed like judgmental looks and unhelpful attitudes. The room was dirty, had a persistent unpleasant smell, and the carpet appeared neglected. When we checked out, communication with the housekeeping staff was challenging, as they had limited English proficiency. This language barrier was a recurring issue with several staff members.
To add to the frustration, our self-checkout from Walmart led to a bizarre situation. After leaving the hotel, we were approached by the police, who mentioned that the hotel had reported something suspicious in our room. It turned out to be a misunderstanding related to a Walmart tag, which the hotel staff apparently couldn't identify. The lack of communication and cultural sensitivity from the hotel manager and front desk was disappointing, and their response to the incident left much to be desired.
As someone who has traveled extensively, this was by far the worst experience, likely exacerbated by our different nationality. Despite being a family with children, the hotel's reported concerns lacked any basis, and the subsequent lack of apology or explanation was disheartening. This experience has left me questioning the professionalism and cultural awareness of the hotel staff.