Hawaii Honeymooners Sue Over Hotel Workers Strike
A North Carolina couple has filed a class-action lawsuit saying they should have been warned about a Hawaii hotel workers’ strike before their honeymoon.
The Honolulu Star-Advertiser reported Dr. Ovais Inamullah and Sana Khalique booked a five-night stay at The Royal Hawaiian Hotel in Waikiki for more than $2,000. They say they weren’t told of the strike before arriving.
The lawsuit says they were still charged full price even though there was no housekeeping, valet parking and other services.
A representative for Kyo-ya had no comment. Marriot didn’t respond to the newspaper’s requests for comment.
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