I had a really awful experience here. Id like to start off by saying that I have been traveling for…read morethe last 5 years for work and stay at Marriotts all over the country. I've also lived in Marriotts for months at a time. Basically, what I am saying is that I have had my fair share of Marriott experiences. This was one of the most upsetting stays I've ever had. Upon entering my room, I immediately noticed it was dirty. The floor looked dirty as it was littered with small pieces of garbage, there was garbage in the bathroom garage can, grimey finger prints on the furniture, and it looked like the sheets were used and just tucked back in all wrinkled. Theres no way this room was properly cleaned. Ok, so I've delt with a dirty room before. It is what it is. But for $172 for one night, Id at least expect to sleep in a clean looking bed. Then I noticed the room started to smell like weed. This is really where I draw a line. I went to the desk and told them my room smells like weed..and also it is dirty. And asked if there was any other rooms available. The front desk lady goes..."So which is it? Does it smell like weed or is it dirty?"ARE YOU KIDDING ME?!? Its both! But I told her the weed smell is the main problem as I am traveling with a newborn and toddler and they cannot be breathing in toxins. The lobby also vaguely smelled like weed which was unpleasant but I didn't bring that up to her. She called the manager and was able to switch us rooms which is great and all, but when I got back to the dirty room, I found a pill on the ground. My heart sank. What if my toddler picked it up? What if he swallowed a pill and I didnt know? What if there were more? We were busy dealing with a messy and toxic room, unloading the car, and trying to soothe a toddler and a newborn from traveling in the car all day. I could have easily missed him putting something else in his mouth. One of the dirty things on the ground was a small bottle cap. A major choking hazard. My toddler did pick this up but I noticed immediately before he put it in his mouth. This hotel was negligent in providing a safe and clean space. It could have cost more than 172$. Thats a hospital visit and admission in the middle of the night in the middle of nowhere. Thats my child's life. Do we think Marriott would have paid for this medical emergency? My guess is they would not. I am beyond upset that this happened. The room they sent us to also was a problem. The bath tub didn't close so I couldn't give the kids a bath. The internet was also so slow that it was better to just use my phone as a Hotspot to power my computer. I just hope this is a reminder to others to be vigilant in checking hotel rooms when traveling with small children. This night could have been way worse if I didnt catch Marriott's mistakes. I would also like to mention that this pill and bottle cap was in a relatively visible spot. If someone did vacuum the room, it would have been easily cleaned up. I dont know that I can trust Marriott anymore. I am so disappointed.

Maintenance on this property is lacking. Consider all options…read more This is my second stay at this property, and it is steadily declining. Should I travel back to this area, I will probably seek lodging accommodations at a different property and commute if necessary.