Kessler Collection reviews

Most of my cons were from my experience in housekeeping. (I didn’t clean rooms, but I was the “runner” for the room attendants; basically a stock person.) Constantly overworked (overtime almost every week), couldn’t take more than a day or two off in a row (even if I had a surplus of PTO saved up; which I usually did from working so much), no track for moving up or advice from superiors. It was a grueling job with minimal pay, but I do appreciate the lessons I learned there.

Leadership is very toxic, they hire friends and alot of turnover happening. The way they run the company is not healthy and nothing you can do, even complaining to HR is pointless because they are friends with the leaders and at the end of the day, whatever the owner wants, he will do regardless if it makes any business sense. No checks and balances of any leaders. Shady things happening at the hotels firing people for no real reason and GMs doing their own side deals. Pay is also very low compared to the industry. Alot of turnover either by getting pushed out or fed up with the toxic environment.