Absolutely stunning, spacious, and fully stocked suite (plates, cutlery, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, hair dryer and a lot of the things most the traveler's like myself are apt to forget) as well as a top-tier, white glove check in for my partner and I as we arrived late last night and tired, but thanks to MANNY for a polite and expeditious check in as well as NOAH for their kindness and hospitality. Beautiful resort, great staff, will certainly return!

Hotel is clean, well run and cared for. However, avoid rooms on the river side as they are right next to an Interstate and roads noise is awful.

We were only here for one night. The location is great. We had an early check-in and it went smoothly. It was within walking distance of a couple nice restaurants. And the room as well as the hotel seemed to be newer. The room we had had no sign of any wear and tear.We did have a small problem connecting to the Internet from our room. We called the front desk and the manager Michael came up to look at our problem. He fixed it immediately. We thought that was impressive that the manager was so involved that he physically came to the room. But that wasn’t it. We didn’t know that there weren’t any ice machines on the property. We called down and the service desk lady said that they would be happy to send up a bucket of ice. When we checked out, Michael again was there and said he’d be happy to go into the kitchen and fill our Cooler. That kind of attention the detail is what makes Marriott our hotel of choice.

This hotel is bordering on a biohazard. I've had to switch rooms three times. I've seen mold in every room. The first room had a broken HVAC that would flip on and off every second. The second room smelled like sewage and chemicals. The third room also smelled and had a broken window (none of the windows really work but this one wouldn't close) and the fourth room? It's better than the others, but it wreaked of weed and cigarette smoke from the room below me (couldn't smell it in the hallway but everything is shared air in this building). The front desk staff (with the exception of ONE girl who was extremely kind and helpful) have been disrespectful at best. I have a two week stay and had a lot of luggage and work from home equipment to bring in, and the guy at the front desk offered no help, nor did he offer any help when I had to switch rooms, knowing that I had allergies to mold, chemicals, and was currently reacting to the rooms I was in. I went over this with them before I even booked a room. Honestly, this is the worst Marriott I've ever stayed in, and I've stayed in them all over the country. Housekeeping is a joke. The rooms are filthy, the mold NEEDS to get handled, this building is not safe for anyone with autoimmune conditions, allergies, chemical sensitivities or mold sensitivities. Hire competent people and fix your buildings so they aren't a biohazard putting people's health at risk! Shame on you for all of this, and shame on you for charging what you charge for something I'd expect at a rundown motel! Also worth noting, they could use security here. Homeless people tend to wander and just linger in parking lots which means your car is likely to get its windows smashed out if you have anything of relative value in it.

stayed for a couples get away. dog friendly, but had to report some deficiencies. first, dog excrement everywhere outside. lots to avoid. probably had to do with the lack of attention they give to outside dog poo bag station. terrible and no bags! when I mentioned, they said we have three stations! but they have no bags and the waste bin is overflowing the FD employee (tall, thin, red headed man/woman?), was quick to add the adjacent apt complex residents walk their dogs on our property. well, pal you need to fix that, I said. maybe get them to issue a memo to residents instructing where they can exercise, but no on your property. seems like a professional excuse machine these days is taking over real responsibility. if I told you the ceiling was leaking in my room, would you say it rains a lot here? stupid.additionally had to report empty liquor bottles (with their boxes) left in the cabinets in the room. again the FD person responded with which cabinet? stupid.finally, had to report dog crap in the hallway. again, if you provided adequate accommodations (dog bags) maybe this would not be happening. just a thought.try harder. pay attention to your job. don't embarrass the hotel with stupid excuses. you patrons don't deserve your bad excuses for actual responsibility.BTW the bed was terrible. breakfast really low mid scale. after all this reported to the FD, I mentioned how they probably wanted to thank me with great appreciation that I wrote it down and reported all in person, instead of posting online. without eye contact, he said, un huh... really bad. you should say absolutely!, let me offer an accommodation (discount) to your bill and we will hope to see you again soon, after we fix the issues noted.training here is non existent.