Common complaints include surly security staff, insufficient check-in desks, lengthy duty-free areas, inconvenient water fountains, and passengers unaware of liquid restrictions.
Passengers gripe about crowded stairwells, improper overhead bag storage, boarding pass delays, runway delays, and long walks to gates.
Issues include reclining seats during meals, uncomfortable air conditioning, premature standing, unhelpful cabin crew, and unclear pilot announcements.
Problems consist of inattentive receptionists, unnecessary check-in information, unwanted questions, unwanted items in lobbies, unhelpful staff, inconvenient check-in/check-out times, malfunctioning keycards, inadequate lifts, and aggressive security/valet staff.
Guests express frustration about unwanted TV content, inoperable windows, inadequate hangers and storage, insufficient seating, shared beds, poor amenities, bad views, preferential treatment of certain guests, rose petals, lack of essential items, and poor lighting.
Complaints include unclear labeling of toiletries, tiny bathmats, impractical designs, misplaced hairdryers, complicated shower controls, small bathrobes, and inconveniently placed toiletries.
Technology woes include complicated Wi-Fi logins, inaccessible plugs, and complicated room controls.
Issues encompass the concept of sharing plates, unclear service charges, lack of tap water, excessive photography by influencers, minuscule portions, QR code menus, rushed service, reserved tables, mishandled buffet food, unclear pricing, and review solicitations.
Problems include unhygienic bread presentation, unreliable toasters, unsatisfactory continental breakfasts, and extra charges for coffee.
Unexpected charges include fees for pools and gyms, minibar costs, unclear breakfast inclusions, and local taxes.
Difficulties involve complicated check-in, distant rental offices, aggressive upselling, lack of maps, unclean cars, unnecessary document requests, and unfair damage charges.
Complaints include unnecessary forms, pushy sales tactics, crowded relaxation rooms, impractical access, and additional charges.
Problems range from excessive selfies, verbose tour guides, unwelcome English responses, misleading descriptions of destinations, small beer portions, unavailable ice cream, overly curated photo spots, location-based taxi surcharges, and comparisons to the past.
Issues include snoring, inconvenient reception hours, security issues, and poor amenities.
Concerns are about the US tipping culture and tipping expectations on cruises.
Issues include single supplement charges, unsatisfactory rooms, and unwanted questions.
Passengers complain about excessive announcements, unhelpful messages, paid toilets, expensive fares, cramped seating, disruptive passengers, and unhelpful staff.
Complaints include additional shuttle charges, poor signage, cold dining rooms, lack of trays, excessive waivers, loud music, overpriced excursions, and cancellation of excursions.
The final complaint is about rail replacement buses.