Marriott Executive Apartments Downtown Abu Dhabi

The room was clean, the sleep was quiet, the service was excellent and exceeded expectations.

A large family traveled and stayed in a suite, 6 large and 1 small, three independent rooms with their own bathrooms and a large living room. The sanitary conditions are very good! Dining in the surrounding shopping malls is also very convenient! The dining on the top floor of the hotel is also delicious and impressive!

In a three-bedroom apartment, the overall rooms and facilities are well maintained. However, almost all three bathrooms have floor drains and blocked sewers. Water sprays out like a small fountain, causing the entire bathroom to flood with water. I called the hotel for the first time to report the problem, but when I came the next day, no repairs were done. As soon as the water was turned on in the shower, the sewer floor drain started to spray water. I reported it to the hotel, and they boasted that it had been repaired and no water sprayed. I was really helpless, so I took a video and sent it to the hotel through Ctrip. Finally, someone who looked like a manager came and brought someone to fix it. But then the water started coming out again... There was only one bathroom for the whole family to take a bath, so they were drunk. I complained to Ctrip again, and a Chinese customer service manager later came up, claiming that he was on vacation a few days ago and didn't know anything about it. A sigh, that's it. I have no favorable impressions of Dubai or Abu Dhabi. Except for the rumored wealthy people, most of the countries I saw were the street scenes and styles of small fifth-tier cities in China.

The upgraded presidential suite is large, spacious and comfortable. The living room is square and the study is quiet. It has a kitchen and dining room and a large bathroom. The hotel is located in the city center. There are shopping malls across the road where you can eat and hang out. Quite beautiful

When driving from Dubai to Abu Dhabi, you can drive to the main entrance of the Marriott Hotel, where the valet will park your car and help you pick up your luggage, which is very convenient. Check-in can also be done at the hotel, because the front desk at the apartment did not see anyone on duty for two days. Breakfast is on the M floor of the hotel. There are many people. We met study tour groups and Indian groups, and there were many Chinese people. I met a Chinese-speaking staff member in the lobby who had a very nice attitude. The swimming pool in the hotel is on the 25th floor, semi-outdoor, with a small hot pool. The swimming pool in the apartment is on the 8th floor, just a swimming pool. The living room of the room is very large, and the washing machine and dishwasher in the kitchen are very useful. There is a big mall diagonally opposite the hotel, and there is also a large Lulu market underground, which has a lot of food. We bought rice, stewed vegetables, stewed beef, burritos, milk, yogurt, and fruits. We can heat them up and have a meal when we come back. Dinner is done. It happened to be my family's birthday. The hotel wrote a card and sent a small cake. It was full of sincerity and a great surprise!