I booked an Executive King Room for this stay. Let me start with the acceptable points: the room size was spacious enough, not cramped; the overall cleanliness was decent, I didn't find any dirty spots; the bedding was neither too soft nor too hard, so sleeping wasn't uncomfortable. The basic accommodation baseline was met.
The main complaints are concentrated in the dining area, where the experience was particularly disappointing.
Breakfast was just mediocre, with very few highlights. The biggest drawback was the long, narrow layout of the restaurant, with the food stations spread out. Getting a hot dish or a drink meant walking almost a hundred meters back and forth, which was quite tiring. During peak hours, carrying food around was also inconvenient.
The biggest letdown was the Executive Lounge. It simply didn't meet the standards expected of Marriott's executive benefits. Many children treated it like a playground, chasing and making noise. No staff member ever stepped in to intervene, making it impossible to relax quietly. The supply of food, alcoholic beverages, non-alcoholic drinks, and fruit was very limited, the variety was poor, and replenishment was slow. Paying executive room prices for such a subpar lounge experience significantly reduced the value for money.
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