Not up to Marriott standards....
If I could give this place a two and a half rating I would. My original price for my one-bedroom suite was $145 per night. Normally my family normally stays at other Marriott properties such as The Residence Inn, Courtyard and even Springhill Suites. We stayed at TownPlace suites since the other options were sold out. When we arrived we attempted to settle into our room #223. First of all there was no sofa-bed pullout (meant for my two children to sleep on and advertised by the hotel for suites). The televisions (the one in the living room had no cable cord and the television was broken), furniture and even the look of the rooms were dated. No flat screen tv's here. My wife called the front desk and informed management of this and they stated they would switch us to another suite. The ONLY POSITIVE was the management switched us into a two bedroom suite and only charged us $99 bucks per night which was good. The problem was the two bedroom suite (room # 116) was just as dated with old furniture, a semi-broken tv remote control with masking tape over it, a stove that you truly couldn't cook on, and a super loud bathroom fan (mentioned in a previous review also). THIS HOTEL IS NOT WORTH $100 PLUS DOLLARS A NIGHT. IF YOU GET QUOTED A PRICE OVER THAT TRY ANOTHER HOTEL. The ONLY highlight of my stay with this hotel was the continental breakfast was good, neat and organized (although the room only seats around 8 people). All in all this property does not represent a Marriott property. The hotel is located in a great area if you are visiting UNC Charlotte or the Charlotte area in general. I-85 is a half a mile away and there are plenty of eateries in the area open until 10 pm. Hopefully I painted an accurate picture of this hotel for you. IF YOU CAN GET A CHEAP RATE STAY THERE...IF NOT, PICK ANOTHER HOTEL...THERE ARE PLENTY!!!!!!!