Upon checking in the desk guy marlin never smiled once till our sole white guy walked in. Checking in was done efficiently though. Two days in we found a note saying that the room was not picked up and oil stains ruined linens (Glen had a bleeding nose that night and only his one pillow case was affected!)We were told that the cost of replacing linens was astronomical (this is how it was spelled.)And that a fee of ten dollars per item would be charged to us. Two days later I accidently caused a plug in the tub cause my boots were filled with snow and to keep from messing up the carpet I used the bathtub, I was unaware that there was any woodchips and sawdust in them. when we returned another note was waiting telling us that oil needed to be removed from room,(there was oil from our saws we had no choice but to bring them in cause our employer didn’t provide us with a truck and no other vehicle could be located for storage and these are $1220 tools!)This stated that if a plumber was needed again then we would pay for it. (I understand that sawdust and woodchips would plug it up but there was not a lot of it when I did this so I think the cumulative debris was being blamed on us maybe pictures should have been taken before saying this to us.)Furthermore that if more linens or a plumber was called again we were threatened with eviction.!(Joan) So rather than be blamed for insurmountable things and cause our boss to get a bad reputation in this hotel we requested he move us from there..ASAP. So he moved us to midtown hotel which was nowhere near the luxury of western budget but no one would complain as they did. I feel as a first nation person that I was treated unfairly no one made an effort to talk to us and as a former police officer that's the first thing I would have done was a verbal warning. In the future I would still stay at western but I hope management will deal with this better.!