Prince George＇s County Hotels with Wi-Fi

Although the staff are customer focused, the maintenance and cleanliness of the building is much to be desired. Upon checking in and getting settled in my room (room 529) a mouse ran across the floor. After calling the front desk, Marie was very prompt to assist, upgraded and moved my room without hesitation. When she arrived to help remove the mouse we noticed a mouse trap under the radiator, indicating a known problem. Additionally there was hair in the shower and what seemed to be a ***** hair on one of the face towels. Room 2 had a stink bug. Not the biggest deal, but unsettling to say the least. If it wasn't for Marie's prompt response and willingness to accommodate I would have given 1 star.

We stayed here for a hockey tournament and the hotel worked out very well for us. It was only about 10 minutes to the rink. There were lots of restaurants and stores nearby. The hotel also provided us a conference room for the hockey families to congregate as opposed to taking over their lobby. The hotel itself was pretty decent. The common areas were nice. The gym was tiny but had everything needed. The pool and hot tub looked nice, too. Our room was clean which is my number one priority at any hotel. You could tell there had been some updates to the room, which did not extend to the bathroom…or some of the furnishings…but, again, as long as it is clean, beds are comfortable, and it is quiet enough to sleep, then it is acceptable. The employees were friendly and helpful. The free breakfast was pretty good, as well. I particularly liked that they offered a veggie eggwhite omelette in addition to scrambled eggs, pancakes, and biscuits and gravy bc I watch what I eat:) I would not vacation here or anything, but I’d certainly stay here again next time we are in town for hockey or if it was a business trip or something:)

I have never experienced a bad stay with any Marriott hotels but my experience this weekend was unacceptable. I booked my one-bedroom suite on Tuesday for October 12-13. I even called that day to see if I could get an early check-in but Mr. Jason said they were booked but my room would be ready at check-in. I arrived at the hotel around 3:00 pm to be told I didn’t have a room and that he set me up in the courtyard across the street in an upgraded room. I was in shock and didn’t know why I wasn’t contacted or told I didn’t have a room when I called. I went over to the Courtyard and was given a room, not a suite. I never knew Courtyard didn’t have suites. I went back to the residence Inn and this is when Mr.Jason became very aggressive and rude. I told him the room was not an upgrade it didn’t have a kitchen and I needed the kitchen. Mr.Jason said well all I have to do is accommodate the amount of people in the room and that room has a king-size bed and a pullout couch. He got upset that I didn't Except what he gave me. He kept saying well that's an upgrade. I told him that’s not what I paid for and I prepaid for my room as a Bonvoy member. He said well we can walk over to the courtyard and cancel your reservation and you can find somewhere else to go. Then to add insult to injury, he said that if y’all want breakfast in the morning, I’ll give y’all permission to come over here and eat breakfast over here. He treated me like I did something wrong. I asked him how do I file a complaint and he said I’m the general manager, and you can file one with me. I said how can I submit a complaint about you to you? I have a rare condition at this point I needed to lie down. Let’s just say I was the only professional in this scenario and I didn’t understand why he was so nasty to me. He also was disrespectful to another customer he was dealing with and told her the lobby was being recorded. If this is correct I hope the person who is over top of him listens to the recording of how he treated his customers over the weekend. I am in disbelief that Marriott has someone with that type of demeanor, as a general manager representing their hotels. This was supposed to be a fun weekend for my son and it was ruined. I had paid for a chauffeur and a photo shoot. I had to reroute my car services and we couldn’t do the things that I wanted to do because we were in a small room with no kitchen and I had no time to try to find somewhere else to go. I have never been treated the way I was treated this weekend.

I been going to this hotel for 2 yrs every month for a staycation to get away. This one time hotel guests arguing in hallway disturbing guests cops called. Cops came bck 2nd night banging on guest door wellness check. I stayed 2 nights no rest, noise & scared 1st night for my safety because of arguing in hallway. It's so ghetto there now! I'm told by Mgr or night supervisor I can get refund at checkout or at least half but Mgr Pricilla Harris refused she offered me points but no money back or free night. I always stayed on 2nd floor only once 1st floor. I would have stayed 1 night on 1st floor near entrance ONLY. I believe I'm owed all or half refund for 1 night my rest was disturb I was terrified entire night. It's straight Ghetto now. They lost a loyal customer because I'll never go to that location again at Hampton Park Blvd in Capital Heights MD

The hotel is very clean, the quality that a standard American chain hotel should have. There are small refrigerators, microwaves, and coffee makers in the rooms. Like other American hotels, they do not provide toothbrushes, toothpaste, razors, combs, and slippers, but you can ask the front desk for some. The air-conditioning sound in the room is very soft. The free parking lot is huge. There is a cinema next to it, but it is not open due to the epidemic. There is also a local mall nearby, but it didn't go because of the epidemic. It is worth mentioning that the hotel provides free breakfast. The staple food is changed every day. The restaurant staff will make it for you on the spot. There are waffles with meat patties and egg yolks, as well as fruits that you can pick up and take back to your room. The overall feeling is very good.

Staying here for the second time, because the newest and largest hotel in University Park City is here, 2 bottles of mineral water are provided for free every day, and the housekeeping will be done every day without an order. It is very comfortable to live here for 6 days!

Totally nonresponsive to our booking needs. We clearly communicated our needs for a handicap room as well as a double room to accommodate 3 family members. Nothing was as ordered when we arrived an hour past check in time. The handicap room had a tub when we requested a walk in shower. There was absolutely no storage in the room or bathroom. There was no safe in the room. We were told that this was how all handicap rooms were. There was no soap in the room. It took two requests from housekeeping to get soap and the head of housekeeping totally contradicted the front desk and said she would get us a room to meet our needs. At 10:30 pm we had to repack all our luggage and move to another room. This room did have a walk-in shower, a small free standing set of drawers in the bathroom, no other storage and a safe that was unreachable and literally on top of what is euphemistically called a closet. All this for only $250 a night, 3 rooms for 3 nights. Not an insignificant amount of money. The only accommodation we received after asking was a free buffet breakfast which was comparable to a Holiday Inn Express, adequate but certainly not lavish. Also because one person made the reservation they would not award loyalty points to anyone else even though we all paid for our own rooms. It shouldn’t be that complicated to change this request.

I attended a convention at the Gaylord and the daily breakfast and the paved walkway to the Gaylord was very convenient. It was clean, the service was great and it was super quiet.

We offer 116 spacious suites with full kitchens and flat screen TVs. Enjoy dinner on Wednesdays at our complimentary evening social and free hot breakfast every morning.Guests enjoy WiFi throughout the hotel, our 24-hour fitness center, and sports courts. So, whether you’re on the road for two nights or two weeks, we have everything you need to be at home.

The trip was twisted and I asked the hotel that there was no first aid kit. The service did not track my situation, so it is not as good as the domestic, not the first class