Sneaky Accor has limited reviews

[FlyingFiona]

Not sure if this is a long standing approach, but Accor appears to limit which reviews of a hotel you can read to the last 20 only.

I've looked at a few properties and all are the same but here's an example: Mercure Melbourne La Trobe Street

Does anyone know how to read more?

 

[Captain Halliday]

Not sure if this is a long standing approach, but Accor appears to limit which reviews of a hotel you can read to the last 20 only.

I've looked at a few properties and all are the same but here's an example: Mercure Melbourne La Trobe Street

Does anyone know how to read more?

Use a different review platform.

Google, booking.com, tripadvisor etc.

 

[Saab34]

You never really know these days if bad reviews are pulled if the owner/operator has a lever to pull. Real Estate agents are shocking with this online with their own websites.

Reminds me of the old testimonials on some sites with nothing but glowing reviews. Head over to some independent site and it’s mixed.

We often see the same with employer engagement surveys with IDs now linked to surveys. People will be more up front on independent non traceable platforms over something that is tracked, Management do better with their scorecards if it’s somewhat less anonymous as the pool will be smaller and they are often Management suckers leaving positive reviews.

 

[offshore171]

Agree with above comment - better get your reviews from more independent platforms.

Google Maps, Tripadvisor. Nothing's perfect of course.

But definitely better than reviews published by the actual organisation being reviewed!

 

[jase05]

Agree with above. I never go by reviews on the organisations own site.
Even independent reviews I find are a bit of a hit and miss these days.

 

[FlyingFiona]

I partly wanted to see them because I wrote one and I was curious what the management had replied (only the one I wrote one was last month so more than 20 reviews ago).