Marriott Hotels & Resorts - accommodation in Peru

Good

The hotel bed springs were noticeable upon the first time you sit on the bed. It was firm, but I could sleep on a rock for how tired I was. The room at first glance seemed clean and passable. Upon pulling the covers back, I noticed stains on the sheets, but was so tired, I didn't want to hackle with the front desk. The remote batteries were dead as well, so I just went to sleep. I was awoken in the night multiple times with what sounded like pipes in the walls making loud clacking noises. I had such a bad headache and didn't want to move. After checking in the morning where the noise was coming from again after it started back, I found my fridge had stopped working. The fridge with past guest leftover food debris was making the weird clacking noises the whole time. My food was warm at that point and had to be thrown away. I noticed when I went to shower that water marks covered the shower walls as if they hadn't been scrubbed. It's a shame because the tile on the walls was very pretty in white marble. The shower curtain had mud stains on them and the tub itself looked to be muddy as well with "construction gunk" permanently on it to accompany the dirt. The shower head needed scrubbing as well. When I layed down the floor towel, that was stained too and the terry cloth looking towels. The shampoo is a conditioner combo. There is no way to hang up clothes as the hotel room is missing a rod. There is also no where to sit other than the spring bed. The night stand was dusty.

Always clean, friendly and my grandchildren live the pool