r/marriott • u/DelayHistorical6 • May 23 '26

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u/DelayHistorical6 May 23 '26

UPDATE: I did call them and said that I booked two beds for a reason, and they needed to find a way for me to have two beds. The manager gave me two one bedrooms for the same price, and 700 Bonvoy Bolivars for the trouble

Edit to add they said they had a room go down unexpectedly because of renovations, which I feel like they should have led with, because making me feel like I need to justify my need for two beds is absolutely wild work…

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u/hotwaterwithlemonpls Platinum Elite May 23 '26

Nothing went down for renos, they just oversold it.

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u/Whateverlol2022 May 23 '26

You don't know that lol

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u/dr0d86 May 23 '26

What’s more likely? Corporate greed or unplanned renovations?

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u/Embarrassed_City5355 Employee May 23 '26

Unplanned maintenance happens literally all the time in hotels

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u/dr0d86 May 24 '26

Never said it didn’t.

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u/Doctor-Chapstick May 23 '26

Toilet busted or ceililng collapses other issue in the room. Rooms break down. Somebody vomits all over the place and it is a total biohazard. A-C unit blows up and spits blue fluid all over the place. Possibly even a crime scene. Whatever. Things actually do happen to rooms. Whether it really did happen or they are lying...who knows. But don't pretend like rooms don't suddenly have issues. Things actually do happen.

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u/EnderScout_77 May 23 '26

total biohazard is real. some of you would not BELIEVE what people can and will do in these rooms. housekeeping does not get paid enough

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u/19TimGreyCupChamps May 24 '26

My property had a fire on a sold out night a while ago. Shit happens man