Horrible Internet Situation
As a consultant I stay in various hotels up to 4 nights a week year round. Wherever I stay good internet access is critical as I work online or Facetime in the evenings.This is why my stay at the "premium" Marriott brand was incredibly frustrating. The $13 fee per 24 hours was steep but fine (company pays), but the connection was attrocious - very slow and spotty. In addition, they kill your connection exactly after 24 hours with no warning or grace period or any ability to simply pay for access for your entire stay. This resulted in my losing my connection during a critical business application download and during the middle of Facetiming with my young daughter at home. You then have to go through the same idiotic process to buy another 24 hours. Guests should not have to write down the minute you signed up for service and plan internet usage around when your connection will get cut. This is ridiculous. 
The hotel/room itself is outdated (e.g. popcorn ceilings) but overall ok. Location is fine. I gave it 1 extra star for the above average gym. Also, when I checked in, the bellhop asked me if I was a premier guest or something like that. I responded no (I'm usually a Starwood/Hilton guy) at which point he ignored me. I would have declined if he asked to take my bags, but still very tacky given it was late and there was nobody there.