Dear Mr. Heidmeyer,
First of all, we would like to express our great despondency concerning your commentaries.
As informed to you by the Head of Reception, and later on myself the same morning after the events, we proceeded to evict any client that would not abide by our rules from the hotel.
We would like to state, yet again, that we ourselves are part of the neighborhood to which we are very proud to belong. That is why we do everything in our power to prevent any unfortunate situation, and we expect our neighbors to help along with our difficult yet indispensable labor.
We also encourage you not to report about how many workers are present during a shift, since our work organizational system rests unknown to anyone external to our hotel.
It is well known that we are going through a global pandemic situation, which seems to be endless, and has affected us all in terms of health and employment. Unfortunately, our hotel has been closed for almost a year and a half, directly and very damagingly affecting our workers and all their families. The return to work has been highly celebrated by the entire staff members. We are sorry to acknowledge that you do not share our happiness for our long expected comeback.
Best regards,
David Torres