Exclusivity needs to train its staff heavily, and not just in this new one, but in all of them, I'll start by talking about the lack of attention to the information in the system, When you check in, you're asked if you have any allergies, but even if you make it clear that you don't, in all of the restaurants they ask you this several times. It's really tiring. People work like robots, and sometimes they ask you the same question two, three, and one day four times at the same lunch. There are waiters who don't let you eat, asking questions about the food. There was a waiter at the Asian restaurant who I had to ask to let me eat in peace, because he asked me 8 times if the food was good, Another outrage was charging for a transfer because I booked through Expedia. If you do it through their website, the transfer is free. Now the most intriguing thing is that if you say you're going to leave a bad review, they buy you a free day on your next stay. This has happened to me before with them, but when I went to use They didn't accept it at the Montego Bay hotel and they never gave me back the money I paid, this time the general manager came to talk to me about these problems, and I said, I won't accept your courtesy, I'll show the next guests what they'll find here
