I arrived on Sunday night, for a 3 night stay, until Wednesday morning. At appx. 11:00p on Sunday, all power in the room went out. A call to Front Desk revealed that power was out everywhere in Hotel, except Casino, of course. The advised that I would be contacted by the Hotel Director. The next day, I did speak with Mr. Remy, who was very pleasant and professional. He explained the problem, and offered a Food Comp for the issue to safety and comfort of hotel guests. This initially seemed to be an appropriate and satisfactory solution, but not so much, as it turned out.
I had hoped to use the Food Comp on Monday night at Revolution Chop House. It was closed on Monday and Tuesday...
I had hoped to use the Food Comp on Monday night at Copper Whisk cafe. It closed at 2:00pm each day....
I had hoped to use the Food Comp on Monday night at the Food Court. The Asian Noodle there was closed without explanation. Dunkin Donuts informed me that they did not allow any purchase to be charged to the room....
I had hoped to use the Food Comp on Monday night at Valley Tavern. Upon entering the Tavern, they stated that they had limited food selections available, and provided a “menu” with all of two selections on it, and, oh, by the way, they were out of one of those two choices....
All was not lost however.... the Italian Market, in the Food Court did provide a sumptuous array of choices of both Pizza AND Sandwiches, so what more could be desired in the search for great cuisine.
It should be noted that there are a few employees working at Italian Market who were attempting to provide quality service and products, and there are a few working who made it apparent that they would prefer to be doing something else.
Aside from this, shall we say, abbreviated , dining and customer service experience in the Food Court, all other employees I encountered within the property were friendly and courteous. The overall state of the property was good, with obviously clean and well-maintained facilities. However, mainly due to the ridiculous dining experience, it would be hard to view Valley Forge as a “Resort” destination, or one which I would recommend with any degree of enthusiasm....