There were popcorn crumbs on the floor of our room which indicated that it had not been cleaned, room smelt badly of cigarettes, and restaurant was closed. This hotel was built in the 70s and had a bad refresh in the early 2000s and it shows. This is not what I have come to expect from Delta hotels and hope Marriott does something about this. Until something changes I would NOT recommend!

I made a 3 night reservation at about $280 per night.

Upon arrival, I was informed the hotel restaurant isn't open for breakfast. The hotel's website in several places advertises that the restaurant is open daily for breakfast and dinner. The front desk clerk said the restaurant hasn't been open for breakfast for almost a year.

There was also signage at the front desk indicating that daily housekeeping isn't provided. The hotel website advertises daily housekeeping

For guests with Marriott platinum, titanium and ambassador elite status, there is a "pantry" down a hallway that had junk food snacks, a coffee machine, and a mostly empty refrigerator of soft drinks. That was it.

While the lobby was attractive and looked renovated, the complete lack of amenities and services was unacceptable. Especially at $280 per night.

Without a fully open restaurant and without daily housekeeping, you are better off staying at the Holiday Inn Express, Fairfield Inn or Best Western Premier.

All things considered, I cannot recommend this hotel.