I really didn't like the layout of this place. Calling it a resort is a stretch I think. You have to walk what seems to be an eternity from the parking lot to get to the main entrance. Interior decor is rather elegant and classy. The exterior has that nice old south look....if that makes any sense. I've been here for a graduation and outdoor wedding and reception here. Staff is very friendly and helpful. They were able to give us a great deal on our event package, since we had to plan it out rather quickly. Personally, I can't say I'm a fan of this place, but it's not bad at all. I was clearly the minority, because other people seem to love it. read more

This was the venue for my brother's big fat Indian wedding! Loved every minute of my 3 day stay here! The grounds are gorgeous, self parking is not a pain, room service was pretty decent and the lobby entrance is GRAND.. ! The food was also very decent and the whole wedding came together beautifully .. of course my brother and his wife put a LOT of time and effort into planning it with the Marriott people. Nonetheless, I would love to come back here! I have heard good things about the golf range too. read more

I came here for an event but didn't stay the night so I can't really provide a complete review of a stay here at the hotel but I must say the hotel ballroom, lobby, and outdoor patio was beautiful. I felt like I was on a retreat. There was so much space inside of the hotel and outside. I really liked that they had free parking and lots of it. There were areas to sit outside and relax on benches and there was also a children's play area with slides and swings towards the front. In addition, the hotel has lots of large staircases and a piano in the lobby filed with lots of glass chandelier at the top. It was definitely classy looking. In addition, I really enjoyed their outdoor patio where there were lots of beautiful scenery and lots of room to sit and relax. The hotel provided some catered food and it was moderate. They had sliders but it was dry. The crab cakes were okay as well. There was also some type of dessert that was provided and I remember it being pretty good. read more

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Elegant and timeless. Really enjoyed the visit here. The feel of colonial blended with the contemporary design. Lovely happy hour of Middle Eastern dishes, great room sized entryway withbeautiful marble floors ; modern Decor with subtle classic ness to remind you of the old. read more

Westfields Marriott Washington Dulles - A slice of Colonial with a high end decor.. - Hotels Near Me - Chantilly, Virginia

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I've been to Westfields for five family events: a day wedding; an evening wedding; an anniversary party; and two birthday parties. Guests ranging from 100-200. They have all been seated meals (not buffet). I always find meal service impressive. When they serve your table, there are eight servers for your round of eight so that every person at the table gets their plate at the same time. The servers are also lined up in the correct order so that when they come to the table, each person gets the correct meal choice. They did this for multiple tables at the same time. It's a pretty neat production when they parade out. I've liked all the apps and main meals--minus the fish which I can only describe as soggy. I've never been impressed by the sweets though. I know the cookies and petit fours are probably made fresh but it honestly tastes like Costco mass production. At the most recent event they had a coffee barista making fresh espresso and hot chocolate. That was fancy and one of my favorite "extras"! Major Negatives: The Westfields event planners will bring their potential clients into your private event to show them an event in action. The temperature was set too high and I was melting. There wasn't staff readily available to fix it. So we spent time finding someone to ask and then time waiting for the huge ballroom to cool down. read more

Website still says that it provides airport shuttle. But the hotel does not. Receptionist said they would call a cab that didn't show. Uber to arrive in 30 mins. Stressful way to start a vacation read more

Stayed here last minute and Elizabeth made the experience truly unforgettable! She facilitated our stay with kindness, grace, and a true focus on customer service. The property is beautiful, accessible, and provides a great retreat from the madness that surrounds it. The only downside to this experience was one that I had with a security officer. Walking around the property with my elderly parents, this gentleman blatantly followed us and continually asked us whether we needed help. How many times does someone need to ask without us questioning their motives? The only thing I can liken the interaction to is that of a sales associate that follows you around the store thinking you will steal something under the guise of wanting to help you. It made us collectively wholly uncomfortable. My family and I do not exhibit vagabond characteristics or tendencies, therefore, the interaction was neither understood nor appreciated. However, in rating the overall experience - plus Elizabeth's amazing customer service - I'll still give five stars. read more

This is one of my favorite Marriotts. The rooms are spacious, the food is delicious and the staff is more than friendly. Every time I come to this area, I book this hotel. read more

Stayed here as part of a conference in October. The rooms were well appointed and layed out nicely. I had a room with two queens on the northeast side of the building. Nice and quite. The layout is a bit ponderous, and as mentioned the parking is quite a ways away. I arrived after midnight and lucked out with a spot in the upper lot, which was nice because it was raining. All the food was good during my visit. The bar was a bit cliche in the decor. Nothing to write home about for the selections either. Overall, a nice hotel, a bit pricy. It is quiet, and off the beaten path, so might be nice for a quick DC getaway. read more

Just about the best hotel in the Chantilly/Dulles area. Great service, clean quiet rooms, valet, concierge, everything a business traveler needs. Wellington Pub is a great touch...a small intimate pub with great drinks and food selection. Formal dinig areas and great buffet breakfast are a huge perk. The property is nestled in Westfields, just far enough away from the crazy traffic and noise. Close enough to my work site, and Dulles Airport....a lot of times they don't have government rate availability, but when they do, I definitely stay there...as oppososed to the loud and dingy Residence Inn not far away. Always a great experience at WF Marriott!! read more

This hotel is a joke, they took another persons credit card placed it on my account did not ask or tell me and then want to blame me for charge back and are holding my belongings including my work uniform which I will now be fired from my job for. For something that was not even my mistake I still paid 92 percent of it and now won't let me on property to pay or get my belongings. So now I've hired a lawyer to get everything back I spent. On top of that I got this weird rash there and after going to ER learned it's some kind of bite I received at hotel. Disgusting! Oh did mention they wouldn't even pay my co-pay again for there mistake. Fuck this dirty hotel and there awful work ethics. read more

Westfields Marriott Washington Dulles - 1 days before I got there no bites - Hotels Near Me - Chantilly, Virginia

Good experience. Cooperative accommodating staff, beautiful surroundings, and good hall.

This hotel was so pretty to drive into! The room itself was okay, nothing special from any other marriot I have stayed at. Their room service is super expensive as always. They do have a starbuck downstairs but just has drinks, and banana or apple. Wish they had hot breakfast sandwiches or something. read more

I stayed here when I came to Virginia for my friend's wedding. The hotel is very nice and the rooms were spacious and clean. The staff were also very professional and helpful. The hotel is kinda in the middle of nowhere but there is a plaza about a mile and a half down the street where you can get some necessities like water, beer/wine, toothbrush, food, etc. Having a Target, Costco, and a few restaurants just down the street from the hotel made things convenient. read more

How is this place not AT LEAST a four-star resort?! I love this place! As you approach the main entrance on the long driveway, it feels like you're arriving at somebody's private estate for a party. The lobby is grand, the decor is very 'D.C', the rooms are nice, the amenities are nice . . . I seriously love this place. I've stayed at hotels all over the world and this spot is easily better than your standard four-star Marriott, Westin, Renaissance, Hilton, et al. I asked the guy at the front desk how it was only a 3 or 3.5 star hotel and he just laughed and replied with, "Everybody asks me that." The people bitching about the long walk from the parking lot crack me up. Valet, you cheap fucks! Somebody even bitched about how if it calls itself a resort, why should you have to park so far away? Uh, think you can back your '86 Jetta up to the front door of your room at a resort like you can at a Motel 6? Valet!! And the walk isn't even that bad. I enjoyed it. I'll say it one more time: I love this hotel. read more

For the price point of this hotel, I was very disappointed. We had a conference of over 100 people with catering. First thing we noticed was the difficulty parking. Parking lots are quite far from hotel with handicap parking 1/8 - 1/4 mile from hotel entrance. Breakfast buffet runs around 18-25 dollars for a spread on par with a Holiday Inn Express, and the slow speed internet was 12.99 per day with the option to pay more for faster service. Hotel service staff were very professional and friendly. Zero problems with conference execution. Management had difficulty dealing with unruly guests making it difficult to rest up for the next day. I would be hard pressed to recommend this hotel and will be removing it from our list of potential venues for future events. read more

I'm on the east coast for a few days, so I might as well put my free time to good use.... The Westfields Marriott is my favorite place to stay when work takes me to the Washington Dulles Airport area. New construction in the Georgian style, with a cavernous lobby/lounge area. Like most hotels, it has free WiFi in the lobby and $10 in-room wired connections. In this case, the comfy furniture and waitress ready to take our drink order makes the lobby a nice place to check email, post Yelp reviews, or whatever. All that's lacking is some decent music (Hotel Costes, anyone?) The bar itself is a new-but-very-old-looking dark wood affair where I half expect George Washington to be walking through the door any minute (...errr....how many martinis is this?) The guest-rooms have very high ceilings that minimize that pigeon-hole feeling and have decent quality furniture in the colonial style, I think (but what would I know, I'm from L.A.). Between the furniture, wallpaper and crown molding, it really feels more like you're in an old east-coast home than a hotel. Like most hotels of this sort, the restaurant is OK, but overpriced. Since this is also a resort, they have a golf course and spa. I can't really offer any opinion on the golf course, since I don't golf myself (....way too slow....if I'm going to hit a ball with a stick it will be from horse-back, thank you very much). As for the spa, ....hmmm....does a massage count as a business expense? read more

This review is only for wedding hall/lobby/conference room* I was just there this past weekend for a friends wedding. I have never been to this location but was pleasantly surprised how nice it was. Parking is great, lots and lots of spot and also have valet service. If you self park, you have following this cute path which would lead to the main entrance. As soon as you walk in, you see bright, clean and very open reception area (which is where my friend had her cocktail hour). They have a large built in tv/projector in the center of the wall where the guests are able to play whatever from the usb drive. My friends played their wedding and engagement photos entire time during the cocktail hour. Main party room/hall was just as gorgeous. Very spacious and well decorated. I am not sure about the rooms at this particular hotel but if you need a big conference room/hall for an event, this just may be the place and I'm sure it's more affordable compared to other sounding cities read more

Westfields Marriott Washington Dulles - Bar inside - Hotels Near Me - Chantilly, Virginia

Coming into the property, having never been, I'm thinking daaaaaaaaaang this is something! You're basically entering this wooded oasis. It looks like a mansion more than a hotel. Just beautiful! And the lobby matches the outside. It's gorgeous too, with high ceilings and large picture windows. But you loose me at the rooms. I've stayed places like this before. Incredible grounds and lobby, but then the rooms are just... Meh. Don't get me wrong, it is far from a roach motel. The room is clean and large. Huge closet and I like when they have two sinks aka a sink outside the room with the toilet. But I didn't think the bed was comfortable and the pillows were awful. I was pumped to see they had a make-up mirror, but there was no light to illuminate the area! Seriously, I might as well have put my make-up on in the dark! Who knows what mess I made of my face because the light is way too dim! Please note that this hotel is totally fine to stay at if you're looking for a no frills stay. read more

Stayed here for three nights for the Opening Residency of my MBA program. I was impressed with the size, the food, and the service. The gym was definitely a step up from many gym hotels, but it didn't have the weight machines I needed to do my leg/upper body/back exercises. Yes, I could have improvised, but I am in a routine and didn't want to. (There is a nice indoor pool and hot tub, so bring your suit if you want to swim or unwind!) The room was large. There is no fridge or microwave, but some places will let you rent them for the duration of your stay, if you are interested. The bed was a King and reasonably comfortable as they put a down featherbed on it. However, much to my dismay there was a HUGE brown/yellow stain on the right side of it. Along with a tear in the seam which allowed me, for the first time in my thirty years, to know exactly what the inside of bed looked like. Got to see the coils and everything that makes a bed a bed. While the inquisitive part of me was thoroughly fascinated, I was equally as disgusted and praying that there weren't any creepy crawlies living inside. It is WAY past the time to get a new bed. I was really shocked that they would find that acceptable to put in someone's room given the pricing and reputation of Marriott. Similarly, there were burn holes in a table cloth I sat at during the duration of my conference. Finally, there was a private party held at the hotel and when very loud people were leaving the property, there voices echoed above and lingered for entirely too long. This is not ok when you're trying to get a good night's rest before an early wake up. I understand that we're not in NYC, but sound should definitely be a consideration. In the business of hospitality and the sale of a so-called luxury brand, one should always sweat the small things. read more

Beautiful Hotel with a couple flaws. I stayed here Monday night for a (very) short business trip. Normally, I wouldn't pay 220 a night out of my pocket but when the tab is covered, I'm all for it and will complain very little. Flaw number 1 - I had to hike across the parking lot with my two bags and laptop because the parking is SO far from the front desk. I suppose I could have pulled up to the front, checked in and THEN hiked to my room. But in either scenario - it was a hike and the lot was pretty full. Flaw number 2 - Wifi is 12 dollars for 24 hours. I don't understand why the charge when the rooms are in the 200 range. Give us some free Internet, dang. Airports like to pull this crap too. I read a review before heading up to Chantilly and the guy claimed his wife had bed bugs. Now, I'm not familiar with bed bugs so I'm not sure about the validity of the claims, but simply reading Westfields Marriot and bedbugs in the same sentence had me slightly concerned. Good news is, I don't have bed bugs and didn't see any during my stay. Also, the bar looked really nice but as a previous reviewer mentioned, you'd expect Thomas Jefferson to pull up on his steed and order a beer. If I didn't arrive so late (9PM) and wasn't exhausted from a three hour drive, I certainly would have thrown back a few brew-skies with the boys like one of General Hooker's camp followers. read more

It's 00:44 and I am wide awake because I had to change my room. I have a mtg at 0800 tmrw morning so I went to bed at 10:30 PM. At midnight, I was woken up by kids and teenagers talking yelling in the hallway and slamming doors. I had to ask to change room so that I can go back to sleep. The guy at front desk said he was the manager but only thing he does is sending his security guard who clearly cannot handle the situation. He was carrying my bags to the new room and heard the door slamming and kids playing in the hall way but says "I cannot control them because they have a lot of rooms this side together". Really??? I guess the quiet hours don't matter if u have many rooms. I paid $250/night. Really? It has to be me who has to move instead of them abiding by the hotel rules because I have only one room and paid only $250 per night for 2 nights? I dont understand their value system here. Or is it because I'm Asian and they r white folks? I think this hotel has a history of racial discrimination based on Yelp reviews. Had to walk in my pajamas and a hat on my head, so embarrassing. Its 0100 and I still cant sleep. The security guy said he will stay around in the hallway but that was a lie because the doors were slamming again soon after. The manager and security guards need to receive proper training on how to handle difficult group customers and how to value individual patrons. read more

While the hotel is nice and spacious. For me, it was TOO spacious. They stuck us a half mile away on the 4th floor and had fun time moving in. No refrigerator. No decent alarm clock so unless you have your own, use room service to wake up. Decent sleep, but due to room I have a rollout sofa. It wasn't ready when we arrived. Cleanup crew arrives VERY early. In here at 9AM sharp. Unless you have a wedding..they charge you an arm/leg for stuff (20 bucks for buffet breakfast. 12.95 for internet a DAY!) They reset our key so there was that too. Wedding setup was decent. But as said if it were not for that...this place is too expensive and I would be asking them to pay ME before I stayed here again. read more

I came here for a Rotary conference and was impressed by both the rooms and the conference areas. In fact, the bedroom was super deluxe with one of the most comfortable beds and pillows I've ever slept in. The TV knew who I was and I was able to access my Pandora account on it so I didn't have to watch TV, I could listen to decent music with a decent sound (not a tinny clock radio). Check-in was a little slow even though there was no long line. It was the lack of staff. Ditto the restaurant. Considering there was a large conference going on (and this place bills itself as a "conference center") you would think this place would be over run with staff but it's not. The other thing is the parking. It's a long way from the front door. Granted they'll let you park in front to check in and take your bags to the room but unless you want to pay the big bucks for valet parking, you'll have to walk and walk and walk to your car. It's a nice place, though, and like I said, great conference facilities. read more

I only ever go to brunch here, never have stayed as a guest. This review is for brunch only! This is really 4.5 stars... the cold shrimp are rubbery. Other than that, we're talking tastebudapalooza. Like if you wanna go to the closest thing to Hedonism II in Jamaica, only this is strictly for your mouth and unsexily close to Dulles Airport. Oral delights abound. Carving stations, omelet stations with true pros manning them, caviar, fruit, eggs benny, salads, cheese, bacon, sausage, pots, everything damn it! And you're not committed right? You can try it all. Do it. Sneak into the broom closet and fellate one of those biscuits. Jump into the hot tub and rub pudding all over your face. Just beware those floppy pink things on ice...best advice ever if I do say so myself. Service is fantastic. Even in this huge buffet wonderland, you're never left wanting. Mimosa waterfalls poured from tuxed-out servants with twinkly smiles, I had five different servers bring me diet cokes (yes I drink that much) and they were ecstatic about it, each and every one. Highly recommended. The only other huge brunch of this ilk would be at the Ritz, and this place is way prettier. I think it's under $100 a head too, whereas the Ritz is a little pricier. read more

I attended a conference here on Saturday. The all you can eat breakfast buffet was amazing. Waffles, omelettes, per order. Full hot and cold buffet. Breads, muffins, and all of the REAL BUTTER you can smear on things. (Anybody have an AED machine handy? :-)) The place itself is dazzling. It looks like some opulent palace from days of yore. Winding staircases. Gold plated light fixtures. Marble foyer and columns. Gorgeous. The conference rooms? They were standard fare. Ten-top tables. Cloths. Coffee service in the back. Water. Etc. Where this place stood out again was the attentiveness of the staff on refresh. We could hardly set an empty water pitcher down before another was placed. Also the real washcloths in the restroom for hand drying: those were a nice touch. Why am I only giving this place 3 stars? One thing is the Wi-Fi. It needs to be free throughout the building. Stop shamming on the wi-fi people! Come on into the 2K11 Marriott! Your guests need to stay connected! Whether they're in the lobby or in their room or in a conference room. C'mon! The second thing is the parking. You mean to tell me you have all of those conference rooms for hundreds of people to attend events and you have those two little parking lots? Come on now. Or does Westfields Marriott Washington Dulles expect people to arrive via limo? Let's get some additional parking, ok? Other than those two things, Westfields Marriott Washington Dulles is A-OK with me. I'd return. read more

Currently planning for a conference to be hosted here, and the staff have been very welcoming and accommodating to my organization's needs. I believe that the prices here are fairly well negotiable and reasonable. Accommodations are plentiful and there is such a wow factor when you come inside! Hotel rooms are affordable as well. There are swimming pools here, fitness room, basketball courts and tennis courts as well. Free general parking and there is paid valet parking as well. read more

Westfields Marriott Washington Dulles - Gorgeous front entrance into the lobby - Hotels Near Me - Chantilly, Virginia

I stayed here as part of a group trip. The hotel has a grand entrance and can easily accommodate business conferences and the like. I would rate this place 5 stars on appearance alone. The rooms are decorated well and the bed is extremely comfortable. I wasn't that thrilled about the fact that smoking rooms seemed to be scattered throughout the hotel. The reasoning for their placement was arbitrary as there was no rhyme or reason why some rooms were smoking or not. We had members on our trip that were allergic to cigarette smoke, but was able to swap rooms with someone who was not. All that considered, it was not something that was to be expected initially. The breakfast was decent, but found some foods to be stable (waffles and pancakes, especially). I did approve of the fact that there were many options from which to choose. But honestly... no free wifi? These hotels are expensive enough as it is, I don't want to turn around and fork over more money just so I can check my e-mail or post a picture to Instagram to preserve my data. read more

This hotel is great! Stayed there twice!! Very clean and beautiful lobby area. Staff was great!

I stayed at the Westfields for a friend's wedding. If you're flying in from out of town, Dulles airport is just a 10 minute drive away which makes it so convenient. The roads leading from the hotel to the interstate can be a little confusing so have your GPS handy--there are several ways to get back on the main roads if you have the right directions. The hotel staff was nothing but nice to us. No complaints about the service. I had the opportunity to see a standard room and a suite and everything was clean and well-kept. My only complaint was the lack of easy access to the elevators and parking. This is a huge hotel and you have to walk down at least 4 different hallways to get to the elevators. And make sure you know what wing you are in. If you're physically able, just take the stairs since there are only four floors. There's plenty of parking but you have to walk a while to get there...this can be challenging if it's raining. The meeting/specials events rooms could accommodate any wedding big or small. In fact, they had three weddings happening at the same time the weekend we went. I'm glad the Westfileds had a pub so you have somewhere to go for a late night drink so we didn't have to venture out. read more

Had a wedding here.. It was incredible!! Fabulous venue; it feels like an old mansion with great art work from around the world. It's close to the bustle & hustle but secluded in a nice wooded are. Great place for a wedding! And great attentive, caring staff read more

I am going to give this hotel a 3 based on the beautiful exterior and kind employees. However, I would never stay here on my own dime. Thank goodness my work was paying because I'd really be unhappy if I paid $226 a night for a $109 a night room. Looks like everything else must have been updated except the rooms. I was hoping to add some fresh fruit and vegetables to my trip across the country. Nope, not even a mini fridge. I thought all hotels had at least that. Ok though, no mini fridge. I asked about it at the front desk and that's only for presidential suites. However, two different people told me they would deliver one. Never got it. The restaurant is airport food at best and there isn't much around here except a Texas Roadhouse and chipotle. I'd like a little better option in a new place, but if heck, if you like the chain basic food options, it wouldn't be bad. I will note... I went running and there were some great running trails. Grounds are also beautiful. Tennis courts and basketball courts. Make sure if you plan on using the pool/hot tub, it's not under construction. read more

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The hotel itself is very charming and quite large but this review is on the once-a-month brunch buffet at the Westfields Marriott. The spread is so large that you'll probably have a heck of a time trying everything. There's a variety of fresh/ripe fruits (that our 17 mo old devoured), and they have everything from waffles to fillets of beef and everything in between. What I enjoyed most was the endless champagne -- what a brilliant idea. Desserts are really tasty too. It is pricey at $55/person but I consider this place a high-end buffet, with excellent service, and think it's definitely worth a visit if you have all afternoon to eat and drink with family/friends. read more

Stayed here two nights and was not impressed with this place as a business hotel, mainly because I'd just come from a hotel that offered guests a lot more for a lot less. Biggest compliment: it's beautiful. Totally gorgeous, surrounded by green woods. Biggest complaint: they nickel-and-dime you to death. That 1-liter Fiji water bottle waiting in your room for you? Don't open it unless you want to shell out $5. Want internet service? It's free in the lobby (weak and spotty connection), but $12.95/day in your room or a conference room. And FYI: the $12.95/day starts and stops at noon with no rollover credit. Want to park reasonably close? That'll be over $22 for each overnight. If you don't want to pay for parking you've got to find a spot in one of two lots down the hill from the hotel. Since this is a "convention center" the lots always seem to be packed. The road connectng one parking lot to the next was crowded with overflow parking while we were there. We could never find anything in the upper lot but we're healthy and don't mind a little hike. Rolling our luggage in while it's raining or snowing might irritate me a little, however. Take a look at the Google map and you'll see what I mean. Gals, make sure your high heels are up for it. Workout room has lots of cardio machines. They did have a nice set of dumbbells, though, which is what we mostly use, anyway. Food is really overpriced. When my husband showed up at the Wednesday morning breakfast buffet at 9 am, they told him to hurry and order what he wanted because they were closing up. An elevator sign makes it appear there is a Starbucks on the premises, but when I went looking for it I discovered the fine print that says "we proudly brew Starbucks coffee." Get your Starbucks-branded coffee from the pub, which is also the only food option available between 2 and 6 pm. A shopping center with restaurants is about 1.5 miles away. When I asked the staff for the nearest public transit, the gal said it was about 11 miles away and handed me a limousine service brochure. Only when I sat in the lobby and Googled it (on the spotty and weak wireless connection) did I discover a bus stop within walking distance, by the back entrance. Oh, yeah, and there's no room safe, either, so bring your laptop cable locks. All in all, it's a pretty place to stay, but I could hardly wait to get back to the BWI Hilton in Linthicum Heights, MD, where we could actually get some work done without paying extra fees here and there. read more

I can't even count how many nights I've stayed at this hotel anymore! My room has surpassed my expectations every single time. The rooms are very comfortable to stay in and all of the amenities are great as well. Every request I've made for a specific room or early check in/late check out has always been accommodated and I'm so grateful for that. Most of the time that I've stayed at the hotel is because I'm working an event there. The staff knows me well now and makes sure I'm well taken care of. They also understand the needs I have as an event planner and always make accommodations to make my job easier. Every staff member from the valet, to front desk, to the banquet staff has been amazing to work with! In regards to the hotel itself, its a huge plus that there's free parking on site! Depending on when you arrive, you might have to park in the further lot and have quite a walk from your car to the hotel, but hey, it's free. :) There's a restaurant and bar attached to the lobby which is very convenient. I also really love the mansion style architecture of the building. Overall, this is a great hotel to stay at and host an event at. read more

So this is the go-to hotel when I'm on business travel in the area. All I can say is FANCY. I mean, I like nice things, but this hotel would typically be out of my price range if I had to pay for it myself. Anyway, every worker I encountered had been super friendly and super helpful. Rooms are pretty nice and clean. Decent gym. And WOW to the dining area upstairs. I had breakfast there a few weeks ago and you basically have a meal in a huge ballroom. My only complaint is parking. You have to park miles away from the hotel (exaggeration), which sure I get it, they want that clean, grand entrance in front, but it is quite the pain in the butt walking your luggage in high heels. read more

Elegant in all ways. A favorite of mine. If staying in winter, seriously consider using the valet parking - the hike from the self-park lot can be a very cold one! read more

Recently organized an End of Year Party at the hotel and it was spectacular! The coordinator and service staff was attentive, detailed and always available. The day of the event went smoothly, the food was delicious and the set up was right on point. Would definitely reccomend to anyone looking for a venue - the hotel room was also very comfortable and the bed was perfection to very tiresome night! Kudos Marriott - Special thanks to Megan & Fernando! read more

I found the facilities to be really well done. The rooms, for the price, are a bit on the small side, but it is not just the rooms tied into the price tag. The gym facilities were small, but well maintained with the top end equipment. The pool looked fantastic. The breakfast buffet was great. The up side for those in the Platinum club, the breakfast is free to compensate for the lack of executive club. For those have to pay, it is a really good deal and the staff is excellent. I was there meeting a vendor to do some work. The lounge area provided free high-speed Internet and great environment to work. I was fine finding other areas to go and eat that were fairly close. There are a few options within a mile and a great many within a 5 mile area. This is about 10 - 15 minutes from the rental car lot, so very easy to get to. read more

A solid hotel with attentive valet and front desk staff. The restaurant on the other hand is horrible. Inattentive staff with very little attention paid to guest and patrons. If you stay here, don't eat here... Your money and time would be better spent at one of the other local restaurants. read more