I've stayed at a lot of Marriott properties, and honestly... this was probably my least favorite…read more
The rooms feel outdated, and in my specific room (509), there were no accessible outlets near the bed. They had USB ports in the lamps, but it's 2026, who's still using those older USB plugs like that? That alone was frustrating.
To be fair, the room itself was clean, but stepping outside into the hallway was a different story. There was what looked like the craziest stain in the carpet, not fresh, but clearly the aftermath of a rough night for somebody. The wild part is we had to walk past it for five days, so whatever cleaning happened clearly didn't fully take care of it. On top of that, the hallways had a light marijuana smell that lingered throughout the building.
They do have a pool, but it had to be drained twice during our stay. It also didn't help that kids were running around unaccompanied, not just in the pool, but also in the gym, which ended up getting trashed too. And honestly, calling it a pool is being generous. It's just big enough to qualify, and even then it feels like the bare minimum, closer to a kiddie pool than anything worth using.
Now let's talk breakfast, because this one was all over the place.
Day one: sausage, oatmeal, boiled eggs.
Day two: scrambled eggs and dry turkey sausage.
Day three: scrambled eggs, thick cut bacon, corned beef hash.
By day five, I just skipped it.
And yes, there were waffles every day if that's your thing, but I don't eat those. Honestly, I don't understand why they couldn't just keep it simple, eggs, potatoes, and a meat. Some of the options felt random, and at times, the food just wasn't good.
One thing I will give them, the staff was great. Everyone I interacted with was friendly, professional, and check-in was quick and smooth. That was easily the best part of the stay.
The location is solid too, right by a mall and plenty of food options, which made things convenient.
Overall, for the price, it wasn't terrible, but I'd definitely pay a little more next time to stay somewhere else. It didn't ruin the trip, but it also didn't feel like a true Marriott experience.
Definitely a one and done for me.