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8 يوليو 2025
I had a very disappointing stay at the Cascada Hotel. While the property has potential, it’s plagued by operational challenges and rigid policies that made for a truly unpleasant experience. The staff appeared to be doing their best, but the overall service was poor. I’ve never been told “no” more times at any hotel. The spa—arguably the main attraction—is overly restricted, costs hotel guests $50 for a 2.5-hour window, and enforces silence with a bell that’s rung if you speak. When I asked for a robe (having not brought mine from the room), I was scolded. A tour of the spa? Denied. Yet somehow, ringing a bell next to guests’ ears is acceptable. The restaurant experience was equally frustrating. When we arrived at check-in time, it was closed. That evening, we were told it was fully booked, despite half the tables sitting empty at 8 p.m. (I’ve included photos). You’re also given multiple wristbands and keys—one for your room, another for the spa. The rules are excessive and off-putting, and even simple requests are met with resistance. To top it off, we had no hot water in our room for two days—ironic, given the hotel’s premium pricing for hot springs access. Housekeeping rarely came before 4pm unless prompted. I’d recommend this hotel only to those seeking a remote, overpriced property with endless rules, poor service, unreliable amenities, and a dining experience that’s better pursued elsewhere. Unless you’re hoping to reenact The Handmaid’s Tale, I’d strongly suggest staying elsewhere.
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