Guest User
May 10, 2023
I was in town visiting my mother as I am in the process of moving and we picked this location because it was newer, had good reviews, and had a kitchen making for an extended stay more enjoyable. My mother has mobility issues and we requested a mobility room for my mother when she was staying with me to have ease moving around. Upon check-in, I confirmed it was a mobility-accessible room and was told, "I see your request for a mobility-accessible room, it says you were assigned one, but if it is not, please let me know" Shouldn't employees know room types and their rate codes in order to assist guests with special needs? The answer should be yes but that isn't always the case. The room was on the 1st floor, also requested, but the room was clearly not mobility-accessible (please see pictures) My elite status with Marriott requires a remedy for not having my GUARANTEED ROOM TYPE. But I did not want to create any issues while staying at the hotel. My mother was kind enough to make the room type work, again not wanting to make issues. But it should be pointed out that key brand standards were missed. Overall, the hotel is great!!! Very well maintained and comfortable, except the requested room type was NOT accommodated.