How is this a "suite"???
Isn't a suite hotel supposed to feature large rooms with separate spaces for privacy? Aren't "suite" hotels designed to appeal to families with kids who don't want to spend money on multiple rooms? That's what I thought. Instead, our room is about the size of any hotel room. What makes it a "suite" is a weird little half-wall that separates the one king bed from a small, uncomfortable fold-out sofa. I feel like Marriott thinks I'm not smart enough to figure out that a suite is not a suite just because that's what they call it. It's a perfectly fine hotel for one or two people in a room, and maybe one toddler who won't mind feeling the metal coils popping through the fold-out mattress, but for families looking for space, you are better off getting multiple rooms or finding a hotel that truly offers a suite.