“Very nice hotel on the canal with recently remodeled rooms. We paid a few dollars more for the canal view and we are glad that we did. Few negatives were the $30 per night parking that we were not aware of until arrival and the bathroom design (shower and toilet room were so small it was difficult to find a place to stand while closing the door). Overall we were pleased and would stay there again.”

“It's not horrible. But it's definitely one of the lesser Marriott properties I've stayed in. Pros: The front desk staff is amazing. Sweet, accommodating etc. As is the one manager. Wish I got their names. The view and seating area from patio on canal is awesome. Super cool atmosphere. From the outside it looks like an awesome hotel. Then... CONS: 1st room we were given.. reeked of mold and mildew. I've never once complained of this in my life. Had to move rooms. 2nd room had no working AC.. They finally upgraded us to a 2 bedroom. It didn't smell and the AC worked. But the reality is that it's in desperate need of maintenance and care. Scratches on cabinets. The fridge and freezer smell bad. The curtains look old and dilapidated. The bedroom door won't stay closed. The bathrooms are run down with stains.. $30/ night to park your car. I know you can't screen guests or discriminate but some random lady who's clearly out of her mind on something asks me for a cigarette.. I said sure and gave her one. She proceeds to try lighting it right in the lobby by the elevator. Security is next to nothing. Finally their breakfast is the worst I've ever seen for a hotel. We are going on our second day and I really love the staff and views so I hate complaining about it but honestly. This is the worst Residence Inns I've stayed in. And arguably one of the worst Marriott properties I've stayed in.. and that's well over 100 from Indiana to Ohio to Florida to Kentucky. etc..etc Stayed here 8 years ago and it was nice.”