“Let me start by saying that all the staff we encountered here were exceptional! The location is nice, right across from the mall and the suite we stayed in was large with a full kitchen! The room condition however was terrible: The room smelled of smoke 💨 and when I called the front desk to make sure I was not charged the receptionist simply stated she would leave a note? No apology or offer to move rooms 🤷🏼 The floors were sticky, there was hair on the bathroom sink, mold around the shower, blood beside the bed on the wall and on the lamp, water/mildew damage on the curtain from a leaky window, and the pillows had to be many years old as they were so flat they were basically unusable. I tested the internet speed and as other people have noted I could only pull a 3GB download speed 🤦 which is absolutely terrible! Overall my experience was not what I expected for a $165 per night room or Marriott as a brand.”

“The property is nice, clean and the rooms are spacious. The staff is friendly. The beds are comfortable (as well as the couch, which I tried sleeping on to avoid the noise). The reason for 3-star versus 5 is that I was completely unable to sleep. There was a loud, vibration sound either above or outside of my room. I travel with both high quality earplugs and an eye mask (Although I am not a particularly light sleeper), both did a absolutely nothing. There were no other rooms available, understandably. However, the hotel staff was not helpful in resolving the issue (neither identifying the source nor following up or trying to find a solution). Even when I checked out, they didn’t bother to even ask how my stay was. I suspect the noise was either some sort of equipment on the roof, or the construction happening all night across the street right outside the window. I guess that will always be a mystery. It’s truly unfortunate because this location is so convenient for my travels. I would avoid this location if you do cannot sleep at a construction site (it was that loud), or just avoid room 420 altogether.”