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"Di not let them place you in a room on the entry level. You hear noise from the lobby, and they are located one floor down from a commercial gym. I could hear people running on a treadmill and the staff was aware of that issue when they placed me in the room. The lobby is almost always noisy, and if people are smoking near garage you can smell that too. I stay here only for convenience when visiting my kids who live nearby but if there were another Marriott where I could use rewards I’d go there. Also, the furniture needs to be replaced. Drawers won’t stay shut. Bathrooms are not always stocked fully. Staff is not particularly helpful and often seem overwhelmed."

"Ok"

"Conveniently located, clean and modern, spacious lobby & a Starbucks on premises. And warm cookies at check-in! What more could you want!"

"A delightful stay in a congenial, convenient location. I hope to return soon."

"Ants in the room"

"Good"

"Wonderful place, very convenient, and comfortable for the whole family. Host was very accommodating and prompt to respond to any questions I had. Highly recommend. The only thing I suggest is to bring an eye pillow if you are staying in the master bedroom. Skylight is above the bed. Just a helpful tip, place us Wonderful! "

"room was clean and staff was nice. No breakfast included which is fine but it would be nice if were a little cheaper, not worth $19 pp"

"The directions were hard to follow--too much info, with the most important info at the very end. The location and check-in with the only access via the back alley over uneven pavement with poor lighting to a dark door and then a dark apartment was very disappointing. Once inside there were several rugs that hiked up, forming trip hazards. The host was very responsive to our message about the cold temperature. Despite lots of fancy appliances, I ended up using the microwave to heat water for tea. There was street parking but it was at a distance because of the alleyway entrance, with no access at the front."