Hotel Room Clearly not Cleaned

After 5 years of traveling for work (including 2 COVID years with no travel) I had possibly my most disgutsing hotel experience ever.

Staying at the Magnolia in Denver for the first time this week and things started off great. Upgraded to a King, corner suite with a fireplace but, after checking in, couldn't find a remote for any of the TV's. Had to call maintenance to get them to bring me one. They brought one quickly and I thought we were off to the races. Went out to dinner with some coworkers and came back to the hotel and had a drink in the bar before bed.

Go up to the room, hop in the shower and, mid-shower, I notice a used razor and shampoo bottle that don't belong to me. Clearly this room hadn't been thoroughly cleaned before they checked me into it. At this point, I'm tired and ready to go to bed. I figure I'll just throw these away and deal with them in the morning. Unfortunately, there were NO trash cans anywhere in the room. At this point I had had enough and walked downstairs to the front desk where, when I told them of the problem, I got "not this again!" Apparently this has been an issue for them for a while. Not something I would expect for $450 per night.

They moved me to a new room which, while it was a downgrade, would hopefully at least be clean. When the night manager went up to personally check the room he found that there wasn't a trash can in that room either, but thankfully he pulled one from another room.

The night manager apologized profusely and I told him I knew he didn't clean the room but unfortunately he had to deal with the fallout. Offered me 10k Bonvoy points but I'm not sure that's worth having to move to a new room at midnight.

Anyone else have any experience with this?