Vacationers fed up with poor service as strike drags on at Hilton Hawaiian Village

[@khalilahwilbourn233]

We just came back from there and it was the noisiest vacation ever 🤣 but we made the best of it. Like the lady said, it would have been nice if Hilton gave us a heads up before coming because we pay our hard earned money to go on vacation, so the guests matter too. And the workers matter, Hilton please pay them what is fair!!! Hawaii is an expensive place to live and the level of homelessness there was truly shocking. If they aren’t getting paid properly, and can’t afford to pay bills, I can understand why homelessness is high. It was an absolutely beautiful place to visit, but the people need to get paid fairly!!! They need the ILA longshoremen union head honcho working on their behalf. Their strike lasted only a couple days and got a deal. Hilton pay your workers the money they are due!!!!

[@huynhydpooh1349]

Just returned home from Oahu yesterday and we ventured to the Hilton Village. They were picketing but it did not interfere with our visit. I wish them the best.

[@808zhu]

The CEO of Park Hotels & Resorts, the owner of the Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort, made $56 million in one year. I don't hear people complaining about it... Yet they think these hardworking people, without who this entire place won't run, make too much money and/or are greedy.

[@showaloha]

Im glad u r commenting facts. There are many uneducated people who are judgmental on the strike and the workers thinking they only want higher wages for their contract (the increase wages won't probably even be much of a dent to what a fair share to their workers would be... i bet). Shoot, this is a large and top hotel in the hotel industry its time for more workers to stand up and be allies with each other and fight for whats right... Stop being scared of change, especially after prices are going up every year in Hawai'i and wages aren't balancing out to what the economy is looking like. Soo much hate, jealousy, and uneducated comments that are blinding these other locals and people to think that these workers are striking just to have higher wages. Its more than that, it ain't simple bruh theres more complexity to this strike. They are also trying to pave the way on pointing out that "One job should be enough". You guys want to work multiple jobs in this day of age??? They trying to make a difference or be a voice for the middle class and below. The government blows in America, The rich are getting richer and taking advantage of the middle class and below. We fight for us bc if we dont than who will? You must adapt and make change.

[@808zhu]

@@showaloha It's my pleasure. I'm tired of reading these hateful, jealous, ignorant comments from people who themselves wouldn't say no to more money. We need to stick together - people are in these situations because the rich have divided and conquered us. The time for fighting back is now. Working people make the world function and without them everything would grind to a halt. Regular people deserve to live a life of dignity, not one of barely scraping by under the pain of constant anxiety and hardship.

[@stanmuneoka8117]

What has that has to do with this strike, shame on you causing inflation in Honolulu to rise and more locals suffering, your increased wages will cause a ripple effect hurting more local people. Soon no locals aside the wealthy and and elite can afford to live here. You are part of the problem facing Honolulu. Hewa, be part of the solution. Wake up

[@showaloha]

​@@stanmuneoka8117 I am not sure what you are talking about on how both the locals and wealthy will not be able to live here. If you are already wealthy, you will most likely thrive for a long time. Don't you understand? They are striking bc they want to try to fight for a wage that can compete with the current inflation. In fact, the ripple effect will help other variety of jobs to balance out to the current economy that was affected by countless things, and the "Covid Era" is one of it. The effects of wage increases in one sector can be complex and vary based on local economies and industries. Generally, successful labor movements tend to push for broader wage improvements, but the overall impact can depend on how businesses and economies respond. Positive Effects: Wage Growth Across Sectors: If hotel workers successfully negotiate higher wages, it could lead to increased wage expectations in other low-wage sectors, prompting employers to raise wages to remain competitive and retain workers. Increased Consumer Spending: Higher wages mean more disposable income for workers, which can boost local economies. This increased spending can benefit businesses in various sectors. Improved Working Conditions: Successful labor movements often bring attention to the need for better working conditions, which can inspire similar efforts in other industries. Negative Effects: Inflationary Pressure: If wages rise significantly, businesses might pass those costs onto consumers through higher prices, potentially leading to inflation in the short term.

[@808lublabs4]

It’s laughable how the CEOs pay always gets brought up during strikes. Not one person out there striking has any idea what it takes to be a CEO. Like it’s some cruise 8 hr a day job that anyone can do. They get paid that kind of money because it takes a special person to take on that kind of responsibility. Without a good CEO all these workers would have no job.

[@reikasdad]

I am sure the hotel has already adjusted their prices upwards due to "inflation", so give the workers a raise!

[@LorenzoPoppy-sw1zm]

Hahahahahahaha . The service is poor regardless if they're on strike or not 🤣

[@roythousand13]

Ikr

[@showaloha]

The only way you would know is if you are rich and have been vacationing every other month at the hotel. 🤔🤔🤔 in that case how would you know?

[@LorenzoPoppy-sw1zm]

@@showaloha I LIVE in Hawai'i , we do stay vacations. THAT'S how I know , you ignorant twat

[@davidterrell1242]

So people shouldn't go there right? That still means Hilton still has to act as they would be losing money. The employees don't care since they're already striking! Lol

[@keanul.5216]

The locals calm that “Luz money “ 👎🏼👎🏼

[@CBD7069..]

No big deal give them higher pay

[@keanul.5216]

Sorry but I don't feel sorry for these HHV Housekeepers that are taking-up all the recreational parking at Ala Wai Boat Harbor(aka:Kaisers parking lot). These picketers make $27/hr + automatic gratuity for cleaning rooms every other day. They will also receive a pension and US Social Security when they retire. They have a much better life here than in their homeland working in the rice fields for $8 per day with no benefits. I was born in this country and been paying Local 5 dues for over 20 years working on Oahu and I won't get a pension! So what's wrong with this picture?!! These poor Housekeepers should be humble and grateful for what had before the strike and don't forget where they come from!

[@davidterrell1242]

​@@keanul.5216in other words, your issue is with your employer not paying you enough. It's a crab in the bucket mentality to say things like 'my employer doesn't pay me enough, so these other people at some other job shouldn't get a raise'. You and others at your job should go on strike for more money, pension, and other benefits instead of defending bad business practices and the exploiting of local natives and culture that those colonizers always do.

[@half-breed]

People crying because a short stay was affected by people who are being affected everyday due to low wages. Cry me a river

[@kellysunseri-adams8550]

The vacationers shoundnt be the focus of this report, the underpaid workers who cant afford to live on their island should be

[@NancyRiley-y8b]

Excuse me, if you paid almost $3800 for your vacation stay; you expect to be treated in a special manner! We stayed there for 8 days and had to empty garbage, make beds, fetch towels, and had protesters right outside our window from 6 AM to 10 PM!! if I had known that, my vacation that I look forward to for eight months was going to be like this, I would’ve booked with another hotel. And I’m trying to get a refund, but Hilton is very slow about it! Unless you stayed there, you really don’t know what the customers are going through! Also, we are a union household, and we sympathize with the protesters and strikers. But, our vacation was not what we envisioned.

[@Whodisguy]

@@NancyRiley-y8boh wells go tell your Neanderthal people to start bumping up the pay rate for the Hawaiian people that is trying to make a living In they’re homeland.

[@LP-ct9nk]

Take your complaints with Hilton management who certainly knew this strike was on the way due to their understaffing and ignoring calls for a raise. They are now hoping customers shame the workers (who have been advocating for changes quite early on before it got to this point), so that they don’t have to do anything to fix the situation. Also you should be more mad that you had to pay $4,000 for an 8 day stay and none of that inflated price goes towards giving their workers who make people enjoy “paradise” enough to have said workers enjoy life

[@hilmarpaschold7512]

I was at the Moana property last time same union went on strike in 2019 ? Never again would I go during labor dispute.

[@suev7235]

Greed! They deserve more pay and better benefits from Hilton. Accommodations should be made to employees without sacrificing increased rates and fees for customers. Ofc that’s not going to happen. Labor costs has to come from somewhere and it won’t be from the company’s own pockets.

[@swed62]

Hard to believe that the high amount the hotel charges for the rooms that the workers aren’t fairly compensated.

[@Rudy_Dorame]

Good! vacationers are fed up and so are the workers!! Pay them a livable wage!!!

[@KaeoQuilit]

livable wages?? we in hawaii the more you get paid, the higher everything gos up. who in Hawaii can survive on our pay? non of us! they should've went to college 😮

[@Rudy_Dorame]

@@KaeoQuilit these companies make enough in profits to pay shareholders. They can afford to pay their employees proper wages based off where they conduct their business.

[@The.Hawaiian.Kingdom]

@@Rudy_Dorame But why would they?! This is after all how “Rich father, Poor father” GOT rich, right?!

[@Rudy_Dorame]

@@The.Hawaiian.Kingdom because without labor, they’re nothing…

[@The.Hawaiian.Kingdom]

@@Rudy_Dorame It’s Hawai’i, as long as people get bills, going get people who desperate enough for work, even for lower wages, that’s why the non union workers still stay working at these properties.

[@JohnnyAloha69]

No win situation, I feel for the employees whose cost of living has climbed so much but tourists have budgets too.

[@damokebusdrivah9701]

Give those workers what they deserve man. They work hard cleaning our rooms to make our stay a good one C’Mon HHV

[@keanul.5216]

They still make better Wages and benefits and then they were and they stayed back in their homeland, working the rice fields for eight dollars an hour bruh

[@Patrick_Felipe]

Whats her name?

[@sammatsusaka823]

Ask for REFUNDS; let them SHUT DOWN.

[@KaeoQuilit]

refund? so they stay in the hotels and then want a free room? they should of booked another hotel...

[@showaloha]

@@KaeoQuilit u crazy or what you never listen to the video? the beautiful lady with the lei just said that the hilton hotel didn't even provide warnings for a likelihood of a strike to happen... instead they still took the guests money with no warnings of future striking beforehand. so how the guests gonna book another hotel beforehand? you like them pay extra to book a new hotel and still dont get refund. u gotta use ur pepeiao not your hoki... you one manini bird.

[@ViggenStory]

They sent us the email the night before we landed. SHADY

[@Akamai2HI]

My niece was there last week. She said it wasn't a big deal and didn't really disrupt her stay.

[@showaloha]

Sadly thats why they strike, it still will take a lot more for those hotel workers to fight for what is fair in this current down hill economy and increased inflation from the affects of the "Covid Era" and other events...The hotel workers looking to get better staffing and a higher wage just to compete with the current down hill economy is just whats fair to them, especially since the hotel owners took advantage and made record profits during and after Covid era. The hotel management/CE/higher class are thriving so why not share that to their working class and provide efficient staffing to improve hospitality...The hotel owners can predict when the economy gets hit and when inflations go up. I'm sure they hire economists and smart people to predict when they lose/can make profits during good current events and bad current events in the world, to make sure they prepare for bad times like the recession, from the Covid era.. And sadly they hire scabs to take real hotel workers jobs and keep the hotel business flowing like its a normal day, but it really isn't. The hotel owners most likely prepare for the times when the hotel union workers are close to an end of contract, bc a strike may occur. Yet they cheat their guests by not telling them when a strike may likely occur. They could also potentially pay their scabs a bit more bc it looks like a nice price but the hotel owners/management are still profiting off of it and scamming their scabs bc they don't offer any benefits. Those scabs think they are making a good amount, but they are losing on health benefits, etc, and instead fall for the higher classes tricks. And now those scabs have a name on them for taking those hotel workers jobs while on strike...for their own right to do so.

[@Ben-xc3rw]

If you’d like to use your balcony to relax or focus on some work if you’re here for business, it is incredibly disruptive. They chant from 7am to 10pm every single day

[@leadinganunleashedlife2615]

I agree with you, no peace or vacation in sight. While it may be true that the first weekend was not too much of a nuisance, that has not been the case for the last two weekends in a row, there have been intentional stragglers left on the property until 2 a.m., making noise with their blow horns and drums, only to start up again at 4 a.m. We wouldn't be surprised if it happens again this weekend. While the first week wasn't too disruptive, it has escalated and become louder and grown in size. Now, hotel guests are doing their own protest, shouting at the front desk, demanding refunds and complaining about the substandard service. Some people joining the guests protesting were not even staying at the Hilton but were eager to get those tick tock clicks, views and up their ratings. Heard one youngster proclaim, " all for the gram". Despicable.

[@showaloha]

@@leadinganunleashedlife2615 Who says "all for the gram" in Hawai'i, no one says that type of term here lmao. 🧐😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫

[@roythousand13]

Maybe they shouldn't be at hotels that the workers are on strike! The strikes have been on for 2 weeks now! All new guests should've done their due diligence and see if their hotels are involved with these strikes. This is common sense!

[@patriciamurashige6879]

No off but I would never stay at a hotel that’s on strike!! It’s nothing but trouble. No service, protest line and just bad vibes!! I can say because I actually was a guest at hotel that was on strike. Trying to get into the hotel was guilt ridden, and the service was nonexistent!! If I had known in advance I would have cancelled and looked for a hotel that wasn’t on strike. I totally get it, but I also spent good money on a well deserved vacation!!!

[@keanul.5216]

Welcome to paradise !

[@kylewright6185]

Refund please

[@wyrlo18]

When tourist pay for a room and it includes taxes and resort fees thatvcant be waved, actualy your daily room service is included with your room package. I would ask for daily change in linen and new towels, maybe even to throw away the trash,let them clean the bathroom so they dont have a harder time checking out.

[@ducheau100]

can they just fire them

[@manmeetrana388]

Media bias much?

[@FlacoDepacas]

It's aloha hard- Dwayne Johnson

[@keanul.5216]

You’re on the wrong thread, David, you need to read more carefully. Do I sound like a unhappy Hilton housekeeper?? Hellooo

[@libramoon9968]

Island news should interview the guest that got their car damaged as they tried to enter the hotel to check in. See it on yelp !!

[@leadinganunleashedlife2615]

Why is the o.p. Cherry picking comments?? 🤯🤔🤔

[@waltergartner8784]

They make. 32.dollars an hr. Plus Hilton gave them a $6 dollar raise.. They rejected it.. They want $42 dollars an hr to clean rooms.... Wtf.. Food and expenses in Hawaii is cheaper than NY. They have. Bullhorns and drums till 10pm.Guests can't sleep. They have no respect- common sense or reality.. .

[@leadinganunleashedlife2615]

I appreciate the importance of the protests for fair wages and understand that no one should have to work multiple jobs to make ends meet. However, I am concerned about the disruption these protests are causing in our community. While the intention is to raise awareness, the noise and chaos-especially during late hours-are affecting both residents and tourists. If the protesters could adhere to quiet hours and focus their activities between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., they would likely gain more support from the community. Respecting the surrounding area would show a commitment not only to their cause but also to those who live and vacation here. We all want to see fair wages, but the current approach is turning support into frustration. Many families, including those with newborns, are struggling to cope with the noise from megaphones and drums late into the night. This has led to some family members, who we haven’t seen in years due to COVID restrictions, adjusting their plans to leave Hawaii early because the protests have become a nuisance. If the Hilton decides to raise wages, it will likely lead to higher room rates, affecting everyone involved. Additionally, beachgoers and surfers are finding it difficult to access parking because protesters are taking up the available spaces. There must be a better way for us to unite for change without disrupting the community’s peace. Where has the spirit of Aloha gone? In challenging times, we should come together, but instead, this situation seems to be causing greater division in Hawaii. Let’s work towards solutions that benefit both workers and the community as a whole. Aloha is a way of life, it's a spirit we carry in us, no matter where we go.

[@showaloha]

I agree, with your point on a better way for everyone to "unite for change", but that will take a FAR LARGER movement to make that change in Hawai'i and that is to protest for changes in laws in Hawai'i and researching on politicians and vote for the best choice of politician. In regards to protesting/striking, if the strikers are peacefully protesting what else do you want them to do??? The most effective way to get the Hilton management/CEO attention is to create a sense of presence (chanting) around their domain and letting their guests know the current events of the strike. Everyday there will be new guests that are uneducated on the current event of the "Hilton Hotel strikes and many more to come from other hotel workers"... In any type of protest/strike there will always have to be some form of discomfort of change during those times such as the chanting of the workers striking around the Hilton owned hotel areas. If they are protesting/striking peacefully with no harm, who say to make them stop chanting to make sure every guests knows that they want better staffing and wages based off their struggle through Covid, while Hilton made record profits even after cutting staff and raising prices. All of that from Hilton was most likely calculated and planned to make sure they won't lose much from the recession, instead they made record profits during a recession while cutting staff. They cut staff and made everything harder for the workers and even made hospitality quality go down hill with the lack of workers to keep the workflow smoother. Then after Covid Era has passed, more guests are coming back to travel and now it is a great opportunity that their contract expired at around June and Hilton has yet delayed discussing a negotiation for a new contract, till now. So they fight for what is fair, for themselves and for better quality hospitality and work flow (better staffing). If anyone is jealous so be it, they are a union and they have the right to do so and I support locals in the middle class to fight for what they can to be able to afford to live a fair life in Hawai'i.

[@allyd.j.3179]

​@@showaloha​@showaloha I guess they removed our comments. Not sure why, they were respectful and actually offered solutions for support and solidarity but I guess since that's not the goal of the media and O.P. they deleted our comments. Funny how they kept the comments that incited drama and anger. I guess division, drama and anger results in more views than unity and harmony. SMH at Island News 🤦‍♂️

[@leadinganunleashedlife2615]

​@allyd.j.3179 Thank you for your reply. I see, they removed some of my comments too. Mine were respectful as well and offered solutions. Your comment about the O.P. not removing comments that incite drama for clicks is a great observation, made me think on things for a long while. Since my original reply was posted and followed the guidelines of youtube, you may actually be on to something. Very very interesting. If you lead with Aloha and you depart with Aloha, one can only hope that our actions in between were done in Aloha as well.

[@allyd.j.3179]

All my comments are gone.

[@leadinganunleashedlife2615]

@allyd.j.3179 I'm so sorry, my replies were deleted as well. So much for freedom of speech huh? Mine were respectful and followed the guidelines but still removed nonetheless. What can we expect from a news media outlet page right?

[@bill2066]

Keep voting Democrat and this is what you're going to get.

[@alaefarmestatesllc]

Hawaii sinking quick!

[@CupRamen-j8o]

Hawaii is not a good place to move to and raise a family.

[@natelum-ss6lk]

YES! Go BACK to where you were born!

[@KaeoQuilit]

yeah your right stop moving to hawaii outsiders ... y'all the ones driving the market price up 😮 you can visit, just no forget to go home ...

[@Charly-in-the-808]

@@KaeoQuilitCupRamen comments this in almost every post. I think you’re responding to a bot.

[@tom111869]

@@KaeoQuilitnot exactly the aloha spirit your ancestors lived

[@KaeoQuilit]

@@tom111869 same energy your guys give when u took the aina ... u can come but no 4 get to go back home now 🫡

[@trudymolina5446]

The chants are a bit different now - WHAT DO WE WANT - MORE. WHO HAS THE POWER WE DO! NO PEACE NO PEACE - shameful.

[@keanul.5216]

Their chant should be “we got the yau yau power “ 😲

[@londonbobby69]

Eventually, they will be replaced by migrants.😢

[@educated_guess]

Or AI robots

[@mycrazylifeinhawaii5025]

That's IF the migrants can make to Hawaii...😂 I don't see any influx of illegals on da Island - they not taking boats over here and definitely not SWIMMING!!!😂

[@procurniouspoet9341]

You misspelled transplants.

[@youlose-h3v]

ummm breaking news: the hotel workers that are striking ARE migrants

[@infinitytricks3716]

Not so easy in Hawaii for migrants to exist without English language.

[@SkankHuntForty2]

There's a guy whose sign reads ONE JOB SHOULD BE ENOUGH. 😂 People needing 2-3 part time jobs just to survive began during the Biden/Kamala administration. Yet these people will vote for Kamala. 😂😂😂

[@keanul.5216]

Sorry but I don't feel sorry for these HHV Housekeepers that are taking-up all the recreational parking at Ala Wai Boat Harbor(aka:Kaisers parking lot). These picketers make $27/hr + automatic gratuity for cleaning rooms every other day. They will also receive a pension and US Social Security when they retire. They have a much better life here than in their homeland working in the rice fields for $8 per day with no benefits. I was born in this country and been paying Local 5 dues for over 20 years working on Oahu and I won't get a pension! So what's wrong with this picture?!! These poor Housekeepers should be humble and grateful for what had before the strike and don't forget where they come from!

[@okolemahu]

Banana republic.

[@djernie8085]

If you want no tax on overtime, no tax on tips, and many more, vote for TRUMP!!!!!!!!!!!

[@LonnieBrewer-dd4wi]

Bad idea..

[@Charly-in-the-808]

@@LonnieBrewer-dd4widefinitely a bot. No human being is as stupid as your comment.

[@hectorrivera6624]

Yep, or 4 more years of the past 4 years.

[@lolapop2010]

And if you want no tax on billionaires, vote for TRUMP!!!!

[@hectorrivera6624]

@@lolapop2010 Yeah sure, sounds like you getting your info from The View. Let me know when billionaires dont/wont pay taxes.

[@asodawg4389]

If they get awarded the contract who do u think has to pay that? It’s the guests the higher labor costs will pass down to the guests plain and simple economics. You think the ceo is gonna take a pay cut or take it out of the bottom line no ways. Doing this will cause a rift and then they will start laying off overpaid workers causing a shortage in the workforce

[@LP-ct9nk]

There’s no real reason why CEOs need yet another million dollar bonus. They could easily pay for the pay increases if all their staff if they stopped with the ridiculous raises top management gives themselves for essentially getting by with less. One of the ceo salaries is $56 million a year, so he will not be hurting if he doesn’t get his bonus. They are also already increasing prices without offering any changes in how they pay their employees, so consumers are already paying inflated prices without anyone (besides shareholders and CEOs) seeing any tangible benefits. They have convinced consumers this is normal tho and to direct their anger on the workers who want livable wages than greedy people at the top hoarding everything

[@mikecadiente1969]

The STRUGGLE IS REAL, Deal with it.

[@lutomson3496]

Union thuggery goes on and on pathetic and I am an ex union member who paid dues for a decade and has nothing unions are a rip-off

[@Katsu-v9y]

Unskilled workers on strike LOL.

[@Critique808]

That's what I thought. They're asking for the pay amount for a bachelor's degree.

[@jaxripper251]

What they is is Lazy and like 50 dollars an hour to change 🛌 and wash towels

[@showaloha]

@@Critique808 My guy, you gotta be more educated more about why they are striking...You making enemies of allies of the middle class that are fighting for better staffing and fair wages from what the Hilton made even during the Covid Era after "cutting down on staffing" and they still "made record profits off of that" after Covid. And @Katsu-v9y why you gotta stoop soo low to shame the unskilled workers that do the jobs that you don't want to do? shame on you man. Show Aloha man...Shoot there are even skilled workers that are part of that strike, front desk workers, engineers, chefs etc... You just tease the weak? bruh show empathy.

[@ST3ViEboi]

@@Critique808 These workers aren't asking to be rich like those who have obtained a college degree or those sitting on the corporate executive board. They are just simply asking for a living wage in a world where everything else has increased in price. The question now is, do we keep the working class in their places (by providing a wage increase) or do we not increase their wage; and as a result, run the risk of them becoming homeless because their full-time jobs can't pay for rent/mortgage? Would you rather see people who already have full time jobs end up relying on welfare to cover what they cannot, despite working 40 hours a week? I guess we can turn to robots, maybe they'll have some aloha and hospitality to share to these guests at the hotels. Maybe all the working class people can move else where and everyone left behind, each can have their personal robot to do the work. At least robots won't strike like the ones you're complaining about.

[@showaloha]

You really think there is only unskilled workers that are striking? In fact, every job actually requires a skill to learn and there are skills that people want to do and dont want to do. There are workers like chefs, front desks, crafty technicians that fixes broken things, Workers who understands and spreads aloha, etc. Hotel working isnt just housekeeping workers... If you are referring unskilled = housekeeping, have you tried cleaning your own bathroom, room? I hope you do bc that isn't easy especially since you have to make sure there isn't one dirty thing that the guest will complain. Your comment doesn't make you any better than the rich taking advantage of the hardworking/middle class. Too many of you guys trying to make enemies of those that are in the middle class and below, like yourself. Strikes and protests are complex for a reason, its because those who strike want change for the better and its more than just wages, in fact wages will always change dependent on the economy. The economy has never gotten better with our government and with the wealthy class being able to manipulate and take advantage of the middle class. Who knows, maybe youll have to fight and strike for something...You spreading hate, jealousy, and not support for the middle/working class that wants what is fair won't support you, So who will?

[@benruthlessburger8905]

lol

[@MrPowerstroker333]

The cause is fine. The method of protest is asinine. I will never again allow my company to use this hotel, not because of the hotel’s ridiculous handling of it, but because I don’t want to support the gratuitous staff after witnessing the disrespect and disregard displayed towards the very guests that they repeatedly claimed to be sorry that they couldn’t serve due to the strike. The hotel is scamming people with prepaid rates and no notification of what their customers are walking into. They are in the wrong too. This hotel can keep the hotel and the people they employ and wallow in their own cesspool that they’ve created.

[@asodawg4389]

Nothing but flips

[@PauloPanetta-r3r]

There's a reason why because the airlines are contract with the Hawaiian airline company to make profit. If they told you you wouldn't be coming. That's why they trapped the people. That's what they did, and that's illegal, but because you have flying their line to Hawaii, they kind of trapped, you legally, you have the right to get a refund from your airline. They chopped you, that's what they did, and they will do this again

[@KaeoQuilit]

they should lock them out 😮 imagine your employees do this to the guest... 😮

[@LonnieBrewer-dd4wi]

Another Bad idea..

[@joeyguam]

Hawaii Scamming Tourist???

[@KaeoQuilit]

how u figure hawaii? when they are a mainland company with a hawaiian name...

[@joeyguam]

@@KaeoQuilit great point

[@mogeking56]

Just close the hotel for two weeks hire a cleaning crew to clean 🧼 repair whatever needs repairing, but what ever you do don’t let those strikers back into the building