Much nicer style to this Residence Inn. Rooms seemed far more spacious, with inside access and elevators. Very nice kitchens, single TV CRT style somewhat outmoded. No wireless internet, must use wired LAN. Nice bathrooms to these rooms. Very close to office parks and Northpoint Mall, shopping, and restaurants.

Good hotel with all basic facility with Daily morning breakfast.
This hotel is near to Shopping mall, which is good for all shopping lovers.
In addition to Good scenic Views hotel also provide with pool and gym facility.
And yes to all Indians here you can view few Indian channels.

Addition to all you get free Shuttle with in 5 miles of distance.

So in all hotel is worth to stay .

Stayed here last weekend off of a 3 star bid $29 priceline bid. (It was $40 with tax and fees). I suppose it was a decent deal for the price, but it does not change the fact that this place should not be a part of the Marriott family. This felt much more like a comfort inn or Econo Lodge.

This is an old school Rez Inn, probably built in the late 80s or early 90s. The whole place is stark and cheaply built. The lobby is teeny tiny like a Motel 6, as is the breakfast area. Everything is showing it's age here. The place seemed clean and well-maintained, but just old.

The room was just okay. Like I said, clean, but thats it. Bed was probably the best part. Furniture was shabby, old box TV, remote that was falling apart, etc....

The bathroom sucked. The towels were like sandpaper. Horrible dim florescent lights. No hot water when I wanted to take a shower at night. Loud fan, wobbly toilet seat, and vents clogged with dust were nice touches.

I would not return here, much less pay their full rate. Like I said, it was probably a solid deal on Priceline, but it still doesn't change the fact that for a Marriott property it was very disappointing.

Rooms are spacious and the kitchen clean. A mini apartment.