RE: COMMON at Gaylord Palms

["Chuck Lewis" <clewis@xxxxxxxxxx>]

And the best place to stay is the Hyatt Hillside Resort :-) Went to a
Symbol Technologies conference there and that place is UNREAL :-)

Chuck

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Ditto.

As for next time, some of the best places in San Antonio are away from
the 
Riverwalk. The original Macaroni Grille is 20 miles out of town in Leon 
Springs, for example. The best ribs are up north of the airport, and the

best Mexican is way down on the south side. My plan is to go low ball on

the lodging, and have a rental car for the times when I want to go out. 
Anybody care to join me?


Paul Nelson
Arbor Solutions, Inc.
708-670-6978  Cell
pnelson@xxxxxxxxxx

"Always do right. This will gratify some people and astonish the rest." 
Samuel L. Clemens  (Mark Twain)




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I  was in Timbuktu for the  entire  conference.

As  for your Items 2- 4  totally parallel my experience also

At 02:39 PM 9/19/2003 -0400, Al Barsa wrote:





>I agree that the treatment and service was excellent, as it usually at
the
>main conference hotel.  There are four major butts:
>
>1.    I specifically asked to be put into a room close to the
convention
>center, as did COMMON ask on my request, and the hotel put me into a 
>room in Timbuktu.  COMMON had me moved after the first night.
>
>2.    I also spoke to the "right" people, but when it came time to
check
>out, I was told that my folio was closed, and the front desk person
walked
>away from me.
>
>3.    The "high speed line" in my room didn't work most of the time,
and
>wasn't high speed.
>
>4.    It was just plain expensive.  Too expensive.  And if you didn't 
have
>a rental car, you were screwed.  In San Antonio, the restaurants in the

>hotel can't screw you, because you can walk to many reasonable
restaurants
>on the river walk.
>
>Al
>
>Al Barsa, Jr.
>Barsa Consulting Group, LLC
>
>400>390
>
>914-251-1234
>914-251-9406 fax
>
>http://www.barsaconsulting.com
>http://www.taatool.com
>
>
>
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>I'd like to point out that I recieved very good treatment - whatever my

>problem (and those of my traveling companions), if you talked to them
about
>it, they went out of their way to make it right.
>
>I don't know why so many others had problems.  I found service to be
pretty
>good.
>
>rick
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>
>That's good news, Leo!  Ms. Taylor heard the squeaky wheel, and did the

>only right thing in resolving your issues.
>
>For all the complaints from others on the list this week about the 
>customer service at Gaylord Palms, it sounds like the frontline support

>(front desk, onsite managers) still needs some work at customer 
>service, though.
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>GA
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