We stayed 3 nights at this hotel, may 26 - 29 and thoroughly enjoyed it.Our room was on the 15 th floor (top) and right beside the elevator. Never heard the elevator! Front desk were pleasant and helpful. Complimentary breakfast 7am - 9am was good. Fresh fruit, breads, oatmeal, cereal, hard boiled eggs, turkey sausage, bacon, scrambled eggs, toast, juices, coffee and tea and best easy waffles to make. Found the bed to be very comfy, room a good size, great water pressure. Found the wifi to be a bit spotty in our room and the toiletries were not the easist to get use. Shampoo didn't want to come out! Just a 5 minute walk to the subway.

Easy access from the airport, take bus Q7 to the subway and the N or R or Q (think those were the numbers) subway to the hotel. Fairly easy with carry on luggage but would not want to try with a large suitcase as there are stairs. Would definitely stay again.

Booked this hotel after browsing through many great reviews about this place in various forums. But found the place was nowhere close to those reviews.

The hotel neighbourhood is bad, except for the fact that there is a Metro station very close by, and room is very small, with hardly any place to keep the luggage.

Breakfast area is tiny with very limited tables and you will see guests scrambling for your seat once you get up to refill your plate. I am not too sure how the hotel management thought this much of breakfast area is enough for this hotel with so many rooms.

The reception staff are not courteous, and they wouldn't listen when the guests approach them with a problem (unrelated to the hotel) and ask for their advise. They just don't care.

I would hesitate to recommend this hotel to any of my friends, as the overall experience was far from satisfactory, and I wonder how Marriott is able to put their tag in this type of hotels.

We booked for 3 nights with 2 operators 2 months in advance but 2 weeks before our stay the hotel cancelled 2 nights. The poor breakfast arranged in a small and dirty site and the size of the "double" room was not at Marriott level.