We are staying as a group at this hotel. The only room types they said they had available was a king bed and a pull out sleeper sofa. I have stayed at the courtyard a few times and I called the hotel directly and said my 15 year old was and 8 year would they fit . I told them my son as over 6 foot tall. The front desk said yes. It accommodates two in this bed type. The Marriott web site for the past two months said there were two double beds available but the hotel still refused to release the room types. When I went to check in I again asked if there were two beds snd they said no. I checked again on Friday and still they says no two beds available . Even though though the direct Marriott site said they are available to book. I then advised them to cancel my room and I would rebook the room type and the manager said should could only give me one king bed. I advised her the web site did not say best available it let me choose a king or two doubles. I advised they would have to walk us to another hotel for two rooms, she said she would refuse since they had a room available with a king bed. I spoke to both Chelsea and Rebecca the front desk manager and assistant manager at the hotel, I would not recommend this hotel for a family of four. The single pullout is s chair and would probably work for anyone under 5. The front desk management lied directly to our faces that there wasn’t two bed rooms available.
I had a poor experience at the Sheraton in Novi while staying with a family member to celebrate a belated Christmas as we weren't able to get together around Christmas proper. While I was upgraded to a room on the club lounge floor, the guest room I received was not clean by any definition of clean. There was hair on the desk and desk chair, hair on the toilet, hair under the toilet seat, hair on the wrapped bar of soap and soap dish, stains on the desk, and stains on the face tissue container. The single bathrobe hanging in the closet appeared to have been previously worn and didn't have a cincture. On my reservation I specifically requested only 100% feather pillows. My reservation also requested a bathrobe, slippers, extra pillows and extra towels. I didn't receive any of those things. The four pillows were four polyester down-alternative pillows. Those pillows are horrible. They always feel like someone stuffed cotton balls in a pillowcase. During check-in I noticed a sign at the front desk saying daily housekeeping is not provided, unless specially requested. The major cleanliness issues that I experienced are a direct result of what happens when hotels don't clean rooms and other spaces each and every day. I received zero Marriott Bonvoy elite status recognition. Specifically, I was not offered the choice at check-in of breakfast in the restaurant, an amenity or points. I complained to the general manager, who to his credit acknowledged the lack of cleanliness was unacceptable, fully apologized and took responsibility. To resolve the issue, he offered to comp my stay and ensure that the room was thoroughly cleaned while we were out of the room and off-property at a nearby shopping mall. He also apologized for the lack of Bonvoy recognition and provided the $100 cash compensation that is required by Marriott for not offering guest with platinum or higher Bonvoy status the choice at check-in of breakfast in the restaurant, an amenity or points. When we returned, the room was properly cleaned. The pillows were replaced with feather pillows, although none of the feather pillows had pillow protectors or pillowcase liners. Two clean bathrobes and two pairs of slippers were placed in the closet. The general manager was also kind enough to leave a bottle of wine in the room. My family member was really appreciative of that gesture. Despite the issues, the staff that I encountered throughout the stay were polite, welcoming and hospitable. That aside, there was zero excuse for the cleanliness issues or the lack of attention to what was specified on the reservation The club lounge was open with an average evening offering that included a selection of assorted cheeses, crackers, grapes, fruit and some basic canapés. Besides free nonalcoholic drinks, an honor bar featured cheap house wine ($5 retail bottles of wine) selling for $5 a glass. The club lounge is a nice smaller space. Perfect for relaxing with a drink, if the bar area is bu