THE AHWAHNEE * * * *
Hôtel haut de gamme exceptionnel au plein cœur de la vallée à l'architecture rustique et à l'ambiance design
Hôtel haut de gamme exceptionnel au plein cœur de la vallée de Yosemite. Il s'agit d'un établissement historique, qui a ouvert ses portes en 1927. Son architecture volontairement rustique, essentiellement en pierre et en bois, se mêle parfaitement à la nature environnante. Son ambiance est design, avec des inspirations à la fois Art déco et amérindiennes. L'hôtel mérite à lui seul le déplacement, pas forcément pour y séjourner, mais simplement par curiosité et pour profiter de l'atmosphère au salon de thé, au bar ou au magasin de souvenirs.
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We left
Just a quick update: A special thanks to Devon, the assistant chef who carves the prime rib in the dining room each night. He was so lovely and welcoming! He took pride in his work and his manner of service reminds me of America at its finest.
We stayed in a cabin that literally was worse than a Border Patrol immigration detention facility. There was mold throughout the unit, frigid temperatures in the room, a couch with a sketchy stain on it, and a closet that cannot even hold clothes on a hanger. Yes, really, if these conditions were present in a Border Patrol facility, it would fall within the judicial definition of “cruel and unusual punishment” and violate the injunction issued in Doe v. Mayorkas, U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona Case Number CV-15-00250. Noncitizens held in detention get better treatment than what cost us more than $600 per night. It’s a complete shame, because this hotel is nothing like what it used to be, and in no way should it be considered a four-star hotel. The staff working at the front desk was incredibly rude and dismissive. Cassidy in particular was noteworthy for being someone who hung up on my wife (who has experience working as a concierge at two different Forbes Five Star properties) instead of making any effort to improve our stay or make up for our horrible experience. One star is generous for what essentially is a run down shack in the woods. Aramark should be ashamed of the way it is destroying the legacy of a place that used to be a great property.