I have to echo many of the comments made here. I have spent a total of about 100 nights away from home this year for work and I can say this is the worst hotel I have stayed in all year. I will first mention that the staff is very friendly and as accommodating as they can be; considering the property shortcomings. The rooms are very dated and are in serious need of renovation. The rooms are "fairly" clean, excluding the mold in several spots (very easy to see). I was originally in a downstairs room but the noise from above was too much after the 1st couple of nights. The second floor room is quieter, but the appliances were last available for purchase at your local Zayre's in 1985. I made hot water with the coffee pot and was quite disturbed at the number of "floaters" in the water...I think I will start bringing my own pot from now on. The upstairs floor was very uneven and had many "divots" that could trip you up if you weren't careful...I can see now why it's so loud for the neighbors below. Something else a little bothersome was the "heated floor" in the bathroom. Obviously, this was not the original design for the building but as best as I can guess it was coming from the furnace downstairs. I am no fire marshal, but I am not sure that is up to code.

I had breakfast a couple of times and wasn't too impressed. They ran out of food often and there are only a handful of tables, so odds are you will take your scraps back to your shabby room.

Again, I am a big fan of Marriott and use them as often as possible (for reward points), but if I was told I needed to come back, I would be across the way at the new Holiday Inn Express.

If you miss 1978 then this is the hotel for you! Old dated room and appliances. Ceiling was peeling off in the living area. Mold in the bathroom. Bed so uncomfortable, bedding old, sheets maybe a 30 thread count, foam pillows.
This was a last minute booking so I had no choice but staying here. I was shocked that Marriott would have it's name on such a shabby room.
The staff was nice and the pool area looked clean. The breakfast buffet was pretty sad, stay away from the hot food, stick to the toast, cereal and juice. No ice machine.
Free Wi-Fi was a big plus. Dog friendly.

I normally love Residence Inns, as well as the Marriott brand in general. This is by far the worst Marriott property I have ever stayed at. The exterior of the hotel has peeling paint and is very grimy looking. The interior has appliances that are several decades old, and apparently heating/cooling systems that have not been updated in quite some time. The ventilating system made hissing noises all night long, literally waking me out of a sound sleep a couple of times. The walls are so thin that I could not sleep due to the footsteps of those above me, and general noise of those in the units next door. In addition, there was no one refilling the breakfast buffet, and there was nowhere to sit. We ended up having to bring our cereal back to our room to eat.

In addition, I understand that when you book on priceline, you cannot select the number of beds in the room. So, in an effort to combat this, I called the Residence Inn immediately after I booked, approximately 6 weeks before the trip, and asked for two beds since my mom and I were sharing a room. The receptionist said that they would try their best to accommodate us. I have booked on Priceline close to fifty times, and I have never had an issue getting two beds. When I arrived at the Residence Inn, the cranky front desk clerk said that they were sold out, and all she had was a one bed room -- but it had a sofa bed. So we were stuck in a room with a queen bed and a sofa bed -- not exactly the ideal accommodations for two grown women. Someone was going to wake up with a bad back in the morning.

Thank goodness we booked on Priceline -- this place was not worth the $69 I paid; I couldn't imagine paying full price.

We have visited this hotel in the past and always found it comfortable, great value, clean, etc. as evidenced by the fact that we continue to return every year for our annual fall foliage trip. This time I was truly disappointed because I found it very dirty to the point of 'this place needs a total makeover' dirty. The girls at the front desk are wonderful - very accommodating, friendly and willing to please but the rooms are absolutely atrocious. The chairs and sofa are so dirty we actually put towels down before we sat down on them. There is a fireplace in the room but that doesn't mean the entire side of the wall should be black from the soot - looks like the place hasn't been cleaned in ages - there were cobwebs on the window sills, the kitchen cabinet doors were stuck (or warped; not sure which) and overall I felt that this property does not lend itself to being a Marriott hotel at all. The outside area also was not clean - walls, stairwells, etc., were not kept up. I'm sorry to say we might have to start looking for other hotels in the area next year because this one was really disappointing and, to be honest, embarrassing!