Princeton Marriott at Forrestal

Comentarios destacados

• Nirakal

  28 junio 2015
  Muy bien.

  Como siempre, Marriott cumple con las expectativas. Buenas habitaciones, amplias y limpias. Desayuno estupendo. Tiene piscina interior, ideal para el invierno pero pequeña y excesivamente calurosa para el verano, aunque cumple su función.

  

• Ángeles F

  30 julio 2016
  Es un Marriott de verdad?

  Encontré varios elementos negativos en mi visita: a la llegada, el personal de recepcion no fue especialmente amiga le y parecían hasta molestos con nuestra llegada, en el bar tuvimos que ir a buscarles para que nos atendieran y la limpieza de mi habitación era muy deficiente. Avisé que sencillamente no la habían recogido y habían dejado las almohadas amontonadas, fueron, se disculparon y volvieron a recogerla. Pena que no vieron la tela de araña que había en el techo... No sé si volveré, la verdad, no me ha quedado buen recuerdo.

  

• paulaperezadan

  05 septiembre 2016
  Impecable 100 % recomendable

  La verdad es q el lugar es hermoso, muy verde, muy estético. Las habitaciones son grandes y confortables, tiene cafetera en el cuarto para desayunar. La habitación es cómoda. La pileta no está al aire libre, si no bajo techo. Una pena con un día de sol. Poro espacio para tomar sol. El desayuno no estaba incluido y sale 20 dólares. Tienen un servicio gratuito de traslado de van al mall Simón q está a 10 min. El lugar es hermoso y muy tranquilo y súper silencioso.la vista de la habitación es hermosa.

  

• carlos_rodriguez1

  29 marzo 2018
  Ubicado a las afueras de Princeton

  Buen hotel para viajes de negocios, económico pero muy completo, ubicado a las afueras de Princeton. Cuartos cómodos con lo necesario, baños remodelados recientemente. Buen bar y restaurante cumplidor. Personal amable. No es caro.

  

• kcuello

  15 febrero 2021
  Other Side of the Spectrum

  As a Marriott ex-associate, in the front desk department, Im truly shocked. Our jobs is to provide the best service. Every single day we are constantly dealing with guests needs and wants. As they should, because that it what they expect and are essentially paying for. Theyre not solely paying for the rooms, it is the first impression, the feeling they receive at this particular location, the amenities, everything. My boyfriend, who also works for a Marriott property, and needed a break. We took some time to be on the opposite side of the spectrum. Checking in was lovely, and so was the stay. However, I will not act like everything was peachy. There was hair on the wall in the bathroom & a used coffee cup underneath the sitting chair (which I found upon checking out). Its tough when youre in that situation! You immediately go back into work mode and think to yourself, Do you really want to be that person? & I chose not to. I chose not to be difficult over something like that & took it. I didnt want to ruin my one night there. However, the coffee cup was an absolute joke. As a Marriott employee, and as an Elite Member you are aware that you are able to check in online. Which I happened to do so without even realizing. Regardless, none of it mattered due to the fact that my boyfriend had to submit an Employee discount form. Meaning I had to stop by the front desk, anyway. Matthew Fontana was a great help. From start to finish. Upon checking out, I decided to bring the mystery coffee cup to the desk. Jennifer Eickel was the agent that I was explaining my story to. Her facial expression behind the mask appeared puzzled & her obvious response was I apologize about........if you had saw it sooner and said something we wouldve offered a room change. Am I not supposed to be expecting a clean room? She then went to say, It appears that you checked in online at 9AM Insinuating that it was my cup! It boggled me solely because yes, although that may be true, she can also see when I physically got to the property, swiped my card, and checked in. So the statement was invalid and pretty much pointless. I left to my car, retuned to the desk to ask for a receipt because I just didnt trust the hotel anymore at this point. When I returned she asked which department I work for at Marriott & once I said front desk it appeared that it all clicked in her head. Do I ever leave long, detailed reviews like this? No, because I know how important it can be to the hotel itself. I just felt the need to explain this in detail to see how frustrating it can be to deal with both sides of the spectrum. All in all, simply choose people who WANT to work for this industry, housekeeping included.