[Poor hospitality and customer service]I thought it was a beautiful facility, so I stayed there for two nights during my summer vacation.The facilities were very clean and the space felt amazing from the moment I arrived, but there were several cockroaches in the room that night.The restaurant had relaxing background music, which made me feel good, but that's about it.first dayThe young woman who greeted us when we checked in calmly explained the inside of the facility without smiling.Since you are in the position of greeting someone with a "Nice to meet you", you should be sure to provide "hospitality" at the beginning, no matter how young you are.All impressions are decided there.You are a beautiful person, so if you greet them with a smile and are pleasant, the customer will feel glad that they came.What was unpleasant was the collaboration with the restaurant at night.When I checked in, I told them that I wanted to have a BBQ, and I asked them if I could make a reservation, and they said, ``If you let me know on the day,'' I left the place.On the paper I received from the young woman at the reception desk,There was a notice that said, "Please start BBQ by 8:30 pm," so I decided to go after 8:30 pm.“We have until 8pm,” says a bearded man in his 30s. (The person sometimes greeted me with a smile.)From my side, I thought, “Huh?”When I explained the situation, I was told that there had been a disagreement with the receptionist.So what should I do? When I asked about it, I was told that there were only 2 servings, and although I wanted 4 people, I had no choice but to order 2 servings and other menu items.They served me sausages that were in stock, but they were only worth a few hundred yen, so I didn't express my feelings. Just a shame.Even though it was completely the restaurant's fault, there was no formal apology, and I could really feel that they had no choice but to serve the sausage.I was looking forward to having dinner in a nice atmosphere, but I felt terrible.There was nothing wrong with the meal I received, so it was delicious, but the male clerk in his 20s who was probably doing the closing work was only taking orders and serving customers appropriately.Because of his youth, he seems to be doing it just for fun.By the end of the meal, he seemed like he wanted to go home as soon as possible, so I couldn't eat it.last dayWhen I went to the front desk to return the key and check out, there was a young male clerk there, gathering some documents.Since it was me, the customer, I thought he would stop what he was doing and respond, but he just turned to me and said, "Thank you."The young man was one of the store clerks who responded to the incident yesterday.It doesn't matter if it's just a little bit, so if you could just say, ``I'm sorry,'' you could have said, ``Don't worry about it,'' and in the end, you could have built a good relationship.Did you sleep all night and forget about yesterday?If you could at least turn your body towards them and say "thank you" and see them off with a smile, you'd think they'd want to come again, but there's no hope of regaining trust until the end.Since this is a service industry that provides services to customers, the three people mentioned above should reconsider their customer service, language, and attitude to prevent this from happening again.Do you think this will be related to store management in the future?The above is from someone who works in the customer service industry at a restaurant in Tokyo.