Worst Hotel I've visited in 50K miles of travel
I usually give positive reviews and reward good companies for their services. I travel for a living, and was on a business trip on Philly for 3 days. Overpriced, outdated, charges for everything inside the room, $200 + tax per night, poor service, have to pay for everything in the room ($15 wifi, $5 for a bottle of water). 
All of this I understand - but this was not ok. After work after 9pm, I go to have one glass of wine downstairs at 9:30pm on a Tuesday, and a sushi chef in the hotel's chief lobby bar on a slow night of Tuesday nastily says I should have read the sign. He points to it and says aggressively "you can't sit here!". Nice, I'm in breach of his protocol so he can go home. I am sitting next to everybody (apparently in official bar territory), and I am being shooed away from buying a service. He gives me stink eye and denies a seat at the bar (1 seat right of the actual bar). Nice, after work, to get attitude from a staff employee, and to be denied a seat at the table.
I return to my room. I call the manager about a Marriott service (apologists - please note this is a 4-5 star hotel) member member being so rude and denying service to a both customer and guest. The manager's first response is "they weren't serving" as if I were seeking sushi after hours and the chef was in the right. I explain to him again I was not looking for sushi but to have a seat at the bar at 9:30pm on a Tuesday. He continued to try to justify this chef's behavior. After the call, the manager then has his assistant (right, not him, but his assistant), give me call to see if I am pacified. I am not. I incur another $50 in room service from the meal I would have wanted downstairs - stick it to the customer. 
What a joke. Big mistake -- I rarely write reviews, but my experience here was bad and from some of the reviews I had is not too far from reality.