Hotels.com sold me a breakfast buffet that doesn't exist. When I checked in I asked about the breakfast buffet I had paid for, just to confirm, and was met with incomprehension. TheWit doesn't offer a breakfast buffet, I was told, although other Hiltons do and I should take this up with Hotels.com. When I showed the desk clerk my reservation in the Hotels.com app she took offense and told me to not "shove that phone in my face." I wasn't demanding anything, I only suggested that somebody at theWit needed to get in touch with Hotels.com and sort it out. I was trying to be helpful. I bought the breakfast buffet because it was promoted on Hotels.com as a freebie for reserving a refundable room. I wanted a breakfast buffet, so it seemed like a good deal. Turns out Hotels.com was just luring me into paying extra for a service I didn't need by offering me a service I wasn't going to get. Between Hotels.com's bait and switch and the desk clerk's needlessly adversarial reaction our one night at an otherwise very nice hotel was not as pleasant as it should have been. If Hotels.com hadn't sold me a nonexistent breakfast buffet this unfortunate incident never would have happened. I'd like to think the two parties will fix the problem but I just discovered that there is no place on the Hotels.com site to offer a suggestion or lodge a gripe. They must not be interested. Here's hoping they read this review.