I recently stayed at the Heights Hotel in Falmouth. It was a less than stellar experience. To preface, no one was on the property that worked for the property. The restaurant staff next door gave us more information than actual hotel staff.
The restaurant next door had construction on their exterior, so there were workers frequently blocking the entrance to the parking lot. We couldn’t find our spot for our unit (they are numbered by your unit number). After some investigation, we found our spot but the restaurant next door had placed a bag over our spot, marking it as theirs. We parked there anyway.
The code for our unit was incorrect. Luckily it was one of two codes that they sent but that doesn’t seem very secure as I stayed on a Wednesday but received them on Monday. If I came back tomorrow, I’d know how to get in to someone’s room because they use two codes. To add to the insecurity of the unit, the door isn’t squared properly in the frame so the deadbolt doesn’t line up with the receiver. There’s no actual way to secure the door which is an exterior door. We placed our suitcases in front of the door in case (there is also no chairs or any other furniture other than the bed).
The bathroom was… well. It was. The shower was extremely narrow and dark with no light. I had to shower with the curtain half open to be able to see. Additionally, it is so small there is no where to get out of the spray to be able to wash your hair, your face, anything. You’re just getting spra
