sh0kr0k
Active Member
I have cheers, I have jeers, but one thing that's really been on my mind this year ever more than before is this:
A big cheer for the Residence Inn staff!
Always happy, every single person said hello every single time, regardless of their duties. Anything we needed was immediately taken care of. Free breakfast, free dinner social Tues-Thurs. On Friday the front desk staff where excited to wear "tshirts with a bunch of stuff on it and writing and like what you guys all wear, just cuz of ProgPower" <3 <3 <3
They even had framed fliers on the entry table where they put all the "local events and spotlights" type things. One flier was the full logo, the other frame was the first day's schedule, then they changed it over to the second day later on. That was a nice little touch that said, "Hi, we love you guys!" rather than, "*grumble* Dang metal heads...."
Every single time I went through the lobby they asked how the festival was going and asked questions about the music and were genuinely interested. Like the Artmore, they've stopped trying to fight it and have just embraced ProgPower. As much as I respect The Artmore for dealing with our sh*t year after year, Residence Inn also has, with grace. The place and staff are classy, appreciative, and perfectly accommodating. If anyone is unsure, or the cost seems too high, Residence Inn is well worth it. I'm sure many will agree.
A big cheer for the Residence Inn staff!
Always happy, every single person said hello every single time, regardless of their duties. Anything we needed was immediately taken care of. Free breakfast, free dinner social Tues-Thurs. On Friday the front desk staff where excited to wear "tshirts with a bunch of stuff on it and writing and like what you guys all wear, just cuz of ProgPower" <3 <3 <3
They even had framed fliers on the entry table where they put all the "local events and spotlights" type things. One flier was the full logo, the other frame was the first day's schedule, then they changed it over to the second day later on. That was a nice little touch that said, "Hi, we love you guys!" rather than, "*grumble* Dang metal heads...."
Every single time I went through the lobby they asked how the festival was going and asked questions about the music and were genuinely interested. Like the Artmore, they've stopped trying to fight it and have just embraced ProgPower. As much as I respect The Artmore for dealing with our sh*t year after year, Residence Inn also has, with grace. The place and staff are classy, appreciative, and perfectly accommodating. If anyone is unsure, or the cost seems too high, Residence Inn is well worth it. I'm sure many will agree.