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    Holiday Inn High Wycombe M40, Jct.4

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    Holiday Inn High Wycombe M40, JCT 4 John Hall Way | Handy Cross, High Wycombe HP12 4SG, Inglaterra
    011 55 800 772 2353
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    O trabalho, mas nada de especial
    Ficamos aqui por uma noite após um trabalho função nas proximidades. Dormiram Aqui ok, mas o quarto era um quarto de hotel com aparência muito tradicional do Reino Unido, nada de especial. Você não está indo para ficar aqui para uma pausa romântica e obter o máximo do…
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    Data da estadia: junho de 2014
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    O que as pessoas esperam ?
    Este hotel é um bom estabelecimento três estrelas. Inicialmente tinha um quarto standard com vista para o pátio, ele era bom, mas o telefone e cofre não funcionou. Sam o gerente de plantão tratados com os problemas com eficiência e nos mudaram para um quarto executivo que não…
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    Data da estadia: agosto de 2014
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    Cadeia hoteleira típico hotel com nada de especial a recomendar
    Este hotel da cadeia é típica da marca e nada faz para diferenciar-se do resto. O quarto estava bom e a comida foi como esperado. Bastante surpreso que tenha pago um pouco mais que incluem café da manhã e jantar na tarifa foi cobrado para ter um padrão (menu) jantar.…
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    Caro e ruim serviço
    O hotel está convenientemente localizado, com jardim razoavelmente agradáveis de lawned. O quarto de solteiro que eu tinha era um pouco apertado com um espaço significativo entre as camas. No entanto, as camas foram confortáveis, televisão é muito bom. O Ar condicionado…
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    Tentar para um B&B
    Check-in foi eficiente até que chegamos no quarto e descobrimos que tínhamos sido atribuídos dois quartos. Foi rapidamente resolvido. O quarto foi adequado para uma semana curto, e conveniente para o acesso às instalações das auto-estradas e locais, embora fora da cidade. Tudo…
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    Dear “Hotel Management”, You really should take heed of what your guests are saying to you, you know. It is all very well telling people about the number of parking signs at your hotel but everyone knows that it is ‘quality’ and not ‘quantity’ that truly counts. Let me tell you a story – don’t worry, it’s not a (very) long one. One Monday afternoon back in April at about 1600 hours, after a particularly long and tiring day, I was driving on the M40 towards London when I realised that my mind was drifting, my head was nodding and ... the rear end of a lorry was inches from my bumper ... when I decided that enough was enough and I should stop at the earliest opportunity. So I chose junction four of the M40 and yes, you guessed it, ended up in your car park. Now, of course I saw the various signs saying that it was private land but when I drove into the car park and saw that it was virtually empty, I thought that no one could possibly begrudge a weary traveller the opportunity to lay his head for a time. After all, I reasoned (logically and sensibly), I was bothering no one, inconveniencing nobody and if any parking attendant happened to be doing his/her rounds, it really wouldn’t matter as I would be in the vehicle the whole time and a little tap on the window would certainly be sufficient. But no. Despite all the signs, there is not A SINGLE ONE that tells you CLEARLY that an ANPR system is in use at the location. The small camera symbols in the bottom right of the parking signs (which, incidentally, are placed where someone who parks up in the middle of a row and does not exit his vehicle CANNOT SEE) are a joke and are completely contrary to the BPA guidelines which state: “21.1) You may use ANPR camera technology to manage, control and enforce parking in private car parks, as long as you do this in a reasonable, consistent and transparent manner. Your signs at the car park must tell drivers that you are using this technology and what you will use the data captured by ANPR cameras for.” Reasonable ? TRANSPARENT ? I think not. Have you ever been anywhere ANPR controlled that does not shout the fact from the rooftops with large, clear signs proclaiming such ? No, neither have I. As an aside, perhaps you should ask yourself why the cameras are positioned so high off the ground. Let me guess: to deter vandals, right ? Wake up, please. My friend was caught out - on a Sunday - very shortly after I was but, in keeping with 99.5% of victims, I am sure, decided to pay up straight away and be done with it. Well, I refuse to be a willing participant in their deeply dubious moneymaking scheme. I have now received the first round of court papers. Parking Eye (no wonder their profits and shares are sky high at the moment) know very well that their system is 'borderline' and I have no doubt that "Their Worships" will uphold their case because it is far easier to do so but I know - and so do you - that my objections are just and well founded. I will certainly be attending court with all possible ammunition at my disposal. If you really cared about your customers and not about making money for unscrupulous private parking contractors you would INSIST that the ANPR system is better signed so that FAIR and DECENT people like me do not get caught out. £100 for needing to sleep and harming no one ? I think not. If I had known I would be dealing with a machine and not a parking warden (which I would have done had their signage been adequate), I would, of course, have moved elsewhere. It is a disgrace and I believe you have at the very least a moral obligation to rectify the status quo. Go on, Holiday Inn Management, I dare you: make a stand against these people - after all, YOU are the customer and you wouldn't want to be taken for a ride now, would you ...?
    Dear “Hotel Management”, You really should take heed of what your guests are saying to you, you know. It is all very well telling people about the number of parking signs at your hotel but everyone knows that it is ‘quality’ and not ‘quantity’ that truly counts. Let me tell you a story – don’t worry, it’s not a (very) long one. One Monday afternoon back in April at about 1600 hours, after a particularly long and tiring day, I was driving on the M40 towards London when I realised that my mind was drifting, my head was nodding and ... the rear end of a lorry was inches from my bumper ... when I decided that enough was enough and I should stop at the earliest opportunity. So I chose junction four of the M40 and yes, you guessed it, ended up in your car park. Now, of course I saw the various signs saying that it was private land but when I drove into the car park and saw that it was virtually empty, I thought that no one could possibly begrudge a weary traveller the opportunity to lay his head for a time. After all, I reasoned (logically and sensibly), I was bothering no one, inconveniencing nobody and if any parking attendant happened to be doing his/her rounds, it really wouldn’t matter as I would be in the vehicle the whole time and a little tap on the window would certainly be sufficient. But no. Despite all the signs, there is not A SINGLE ONE that tells you CLEARLY that an ANPR system is in use at the location. The small camera symbols in the bottom right of the parking signs (which, incidentally, are placed where someone who parks up in the middle of a row and does not exit his vehicle CANNOT SEE) are a joke and are completely contrary to the BPA guidelines which state: “21.1) You may use ANPR camera technology to manage, control and enforce parking in private car parks, as long as you do this in a reasonable, consistent and transparent manner. Your signs at the car park must tell drivers that you are using this technology and what you will use the data captured by ANPR cameras for.” Reasonable ? TRANSPARENT ? I think not. Have you ever been anywhere ANPR controlled that does not shout the fact from the rooftops with large, clear signs proclaiming such ? No, neither have I. As an aside, perhaps you should ask yourself why the cameras are positioned so high off the ground. Let me guess: to deter vandals, right ? Wake up, please. My friend was caught out - on a Sunday - very shortly after I was but, in keeping with 99.5% of victims, I am sure, decided to pay up straight away and be done with it. Well, I refuse to be a willing participant in their deeply dubious moneymaking scheme. I have now received the first round of court papers. Parking Eye (no wonder their profits and shares are sky high at the moment) know very well that their system is 'borderline' and I have no doubt that "Their Worships" will uphold their case because it is far easier to do so but I know - and so do you - that my objections are just and well founded. I will certainly be attending court with all possible ammunition at my disposal. If you really cared about your customers and not about making money for unscrupulous private parking contractors you would INSIST that the ANPR system is better signed so that FAIR and DECENT people like me do not get caught out. £100 for needing to sleep and harming no one ? I think not. If I had known I would be dealing with a machine and not a parking warden (which I would have done had their signage been adequate), I would, of course, have moved elsewhere. It is a disgrace and I believe you have at the very least a moral obligation to rectify the status quo. Go on, Holiday Inn Management, I dare you: make a stand against these people - after all, YOU are the customer and you wouldn't want to be taken for a ride now, would you ...?
    I would like to agree that the signage needs to be clear that ANPR is in action. Having been a frequent visitor to this hotel on business I have had many embarrassing situations with clients who had not seen this sign either, while parked up in their car until the meeting commenced. The only time this had been observed is after entering the Hotel. I agree with Paolo, there needs to be an appropriate signage unless the agenda of the “Parking Eye” is to make money and deter customers to the Holiday Inn!!
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    Hi,I stayed in your hotel there last March 30,registered my car’s detail on the touch screen on the front desk,wc was confirmed by the way,now how come im getting a parking fine by Parking Eye for £100? And i just got it this morning! This is so upsetting and i gave you a very high review because we enjoyed our stay there.Pls do something about this because this is so unfair.My car was registered,i was a guest and had been to numerous Holiday inns. Thank you
    Dear Guest, Apologies for the late reply. Please feel free to get in touch with us directly to resolve this fine. Best Regards Hotel Management
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    Why can you not get a Doctor if you are ill....we're in England....not another Country !!!! Oh.....you can get a Doctor, but only if you pay £150........Diabolical !!!
    We're not sure where you would get this information, we're not aware that a Doctor would charge if you needed one. We advise to call 111 or 999 but we will always do everything we can to assist you, not charge you.
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    Why can you not get a Doctor if you are all.....we're in England....not another Country !!!! Oh ...you can get a Doctor but only if you pay £150........Diabolical !!!
    We're not sure where you would get this information, we're not aware that a Doctor would charge if you needed one. We advise to call 111 or 999 but we will always do everything we can to assist you, not charge you.
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