Let me start with the positive. Upon entering, I found the hotel to be clean and inviting and the staff friendly and welcoming.
When I check in, I informed the clerk that I was a light sleeper and requested a room as far away from active areas as possible. He put me in a room two doors down from the front desk, which is probably the second noisiest room in the hotel. On my second night there, at 11:00 pm, the noise level was unbearable, so they put me in a room on the 7th floor, in the back. Why didn't you do that on day one?
There were also major problems with the TV. I had to make three requests for a new remote control before I receives on and three visits from technicians to address issues with the TV's network connection, which I finally fixed on my own.
There is an Irish-style restaurant/bar, Auld Shebeen, in the hotel. The wait staff and bartenders were great! The fish and chips were probably some of the best I've ever had. Unfortunately, the rest of the food was sub-par. The cottage pie was bland and unappetizing. The burger would have been good had it not been server on a bun that felt like it had been in the fridge for a month,
The Marriott is significantly more expensive than other hotels in the area, yet there is no free coffee in the lobby, no breakfast, no justification for the inflated price.