4/10, Deficient
Thomas
3 d’ag. de 2025
Què li ha agradat: Personal i servei
Què no li ha agradat: Estat de l’allotjament i instal·lacions
Picture this: for exceeding the yearly sales goals and leading all other Dunder Mifflin branches in profits, Micheal Scott promises the Scranton branch office employees a retreat and has settled on Dallas-Fort Wort area. The excited employees, picturing modern and sophisticated downtown Dallas and rustic western charm of Fort Worth, arrive and are shuttled just outside the airport north gates to the Four Points by Sheraton DFW Airport North Hotel and Conference Center. Chosen by Michael primarily because he could pay for the entire stay on his credit card and earn “points”, you can picture the looks on the faces of the employees upon learning that the hotel is 30 minutes from both Dallas and Fort Worth and no public transportation exists. Stuck at the hotel with the six guests heading to the airport tomorrow at 5:30 a.m. and the one guy at the bar whose wife kicked him out of the house this afternoon because she’s “tired of his sh*t.”
The hotel front desk is in the “conference center”, which looks like a converted evangelical worship center built in the 1980’s and somehow appears to only be accessible through random back doors. Let’s just say that if this is where your employer is hosting its conference, you might want to polish up those LinkedIn and Indeed profiles and don’t count on that Christmas bonus.
The rooms: Despite appearing fairly new outside, the most obvious indications of concern are the exterior signs every few feet that state in large print essentially t
Thomas
Estada d’1 nit (jul. 2025)