2/10 Rating
On September 16th,2021 we attempted to check in to KASA Denver Union Station. We were there to attend a funeral. After reading the check in instruction we attempted in vain to get in. It would not recognize my phone number. We tried with the code. We called Kasa and finally after someone answered, he said that maybe it did not recognize my phone because I did not add a 1 prior to the area code. Also the code used an "I" rather than a 1 (one) or the other way around. Frankly, for a platform that relies so heavily on technology, KASA should have worked out the technological kinks a long time ago and instructed people to place a 1 before the phone number and definitely not use confusing numerals/alphabet letters.
We finally got into the apartment 35 minutes later and a cleaning lady was shampooing the carpet (at 3:20 pm, which was well AFTER check in time. The carpet was soaking wet. So wet we could not walk without placing towels all around the apartment. We called KASA again, someone after 23 minutes said we could move apartments, but we had to leave to attend the funeral.
By the time, we got back, the carpet was just damp and we were tired and did not feel like moving apartments, so we never changed apartments, which again, being that KASA is a platform that relies so heavily on technology, KASA should have figured it out that we never checked in to the other apartment.
Which brings us to the next day, because we were locked out of our apartment for 45 minutes after having attended the second part of the funeral/memorial and being exhausted.
We called yet again, and after speaking with a team member who reads off of a script saying she was "really sorry for our inconveniences" , whereas all we needed was to get in to our apartment, she hung up. We called gain, and finally after a long day of grieving and 45 minutes of being locked out, she issued new cards.
We were not able to access our apartment for 103 combined minutes out of a less than 48 hour stay. It does not seem like yKASA cares about customers, despite the platitudes on the phone.