Stay away from the General Manager
We had a very unfortunate experience with this hotel. An unwrapped bar of soap was left in the shower when we arrived. (Simple mistake, should not have been a big deal...) But that particular bar of soap gave my husband a nasty case of a fungal disease that will remain unnamed (you can guess). I didn't use the soap and I was fine, so it wasn't the sheets. We had both assumed the other person unwrapped the soap, since usually they come wrapped in paper. But the day we left (and we were there three nights, so it wasn't from before that), his skin was mightily affected.
He consulted with a dermatologist (on the phone) who told him what it was, how to treat it, and that hotels are one of the most common places to get it.
When I called the hotel, the manager was very sympathetic. Unfortunately, she had to refer me to the General Manager, who was not only not helpful, but intensely rude. When she finally called me back 2 days later, she basically told me what had happened was impossible because they are an "award-winning" hotel. She said she would "check with housekeeping" and call me back. She never called. I called 3 or 4 weeks later and again, the first manager was very sympathetic and shocked the general manager hadn't done anything. I left a voicemail for the general manager, asking her to call me (she was gone for the week). Again, she never called. When I finally got a hold of her another week later, she pretty much told me I was making things up again and that there was nothing she could do since she "didn't really know what happened." Then she pretty much hung up on me. She never apologized, either for what happened or for not calling me back. She never offered a refund or a free stay to make up for my husband's condition. This is not how you win awards, so I can only assume that happened before she got there!
She would not or could not give me contact info for the owner, so I'm left having to go through the Chamber of Commerce to get a response.
Frankly, I was shocked by the whole thing. I've always experienced managers to be the people who are focused on making the customer happy. She seemed more interested in pretending what I'd described was impossible. We were there as part of a 60 or so room conference. The conference will not be returning to this hotel!