Guest User
December 8, 2025
The third room they moved me to was tolerable. The first two rooms were not normal. The television is perhaps the newest thing but I had no idea how to make it work, and the people sent up to show me couldn’t make it work properly either. No luggage rack in either very small room. No clock in either room Neither in-room phone worked. I had to call the hotel from my cell phone to speak to the front desk. The fancy Nespresso coffee maker didn’t work in one room, did in the other for coffee. Neither one will simply heat up a cup of water for tea. They brought me an electric kettle. The ventilation in one room blows right onto you on the bed. There’s no way to turn the fan off without also turning the heat off. Turn the thermostat down and you have the fan blowing cold on you. The bathrooms- let me tell you about the bathrooms: the first room had no grab bars and no hand-held shower. Not a safe situation. The second room, so-called accessible, had these. However it was not a shower stall but a tub, retrofitted with shower functions. The controls for the shower were low, at the level of the spigot for the tub. To regulate the water temperature you’re bent over, reaching for the knobs at the level of your knees, your back is under the flow of water from the shower nozzle. They finally put me in an ‘upgrade’ room. Nice, large, normal, accessible, comfortable, functional room to which I brought the tea kettle and luggage rack they’d brought me previously; functional except for the telephone and the same lousy tv. Housekeeping tidied up while I was at breakfast. I went upstairs to gather my stuff for the day and discovered that the now the toilet didn’t work. The tank was not filling, the water was wastefully running. On my way out I reported this to the front desk who assured me they’d send the engineer. Eight hours later when I returned – guess what! Not fixed. I reported again to the desk person and told her I was going out for dinner and I’d need a functioning toilet when I got back for the night. The entrance areas are attractive; a small sitting room on one side, the restaurant, a popular place, on the other. The staff was pleasant and tried to be helpful and accommodating. This was appreciated, even if not always successful. Marriott Hotel brands are usually quite reliable all over the world. This one may be trying to be too fancy for its own good.