My flight was delayed, and I arrived at YOTELAIR at approximately 2:00 a.m. with my exhausted seven-year-old daughter. Despite my late check-in the booking still required check-out at 7:00 a.m., meaning we only had about five hours in the room despite paying EUR 212.
At check-in, I explained the situation and asked whether we could have a two-hour late check-out.
I was told to check again in the morning. At 6:00 a.m., I returned to reception while my daughter was still asleep and exhausted. The staff confirmed the hotel was not sold out and that a late check-out was possible, but insisted I would have to pay extra.
I explained that I was travelling with a young child, had checked in only a few hours earlier, had already paid the full room rate, and was a repeat customer.
Unfortunately, there was no empathy, flexibility, or goodwill shown.
I understand that hotels have policies, but good customer service also requires judgment and compassion. This was a situation where a small gesture would have made a big difference. Instead, I left feeling dismissed and disappointed.
After this experience, I would not choose YOTELAIR again.









































































































