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Dear [redacted]: Thank you for your email regarding your experience at the Hollywood Beach Marriott.  Your concerns to the Revdex.com has been referred to me for a response. Please accept our sincere apologies for the frustration this has caused.  Your comments are...

appreciated in our continuing effort to provide you, and our other guests with quality service.  Per Mr. Marriott’s direction each incident received is forwarded to the individual hotel for a response.  This serves as a training tool for each hotel, in order to improve on any service or product failures.  You can expect a response from the hotel executive office within the next three business days. Please be assured that your business and your loyalty is important to us.  We appreciate you taking the time to write, and hope you will give us another opportunity to serve you again. Kind regards,   Jennifer D[redacted] Corporate Liaison, Mr. Marriott's Office Phone: ###-###-####  Email: [redacted]@marriott.com Tell us why here...

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Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me. 
Regards,
[redacted] P.S.  Marriott referred me to Mr. Anthony C[redacted](Director of Hotel Operations at Atlanta Airport Marriott) to resolve my complaint.  Mr. C[redacted] was respectful and fair in dealing with me.  I plan to continue using Marriott for my travel needs.  I am also greatful to the Revdex.com for helping me resolve  my issue with Marriott.  I don't think I could have gotten a satisfactory reolution without you.  [redacted]

Letter of response from the Orlando World Center Resort Marriott in regards to complaint
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Dear [redacted],
Your letter to the Revdex.com regarding the Orlando World Center was referred to me for a response.
Upon research of the hotel’s security cameras on the date referred to, we were able to confirm that your vehicle was parked in the lane designated for Bus drop off and pick up for approximately 10 minutes before a member of the Hotel Security team arrived to clear all other vehicles from that lane.  The camera footage shows the vehicles approached promptly departing property immediately following without further incident.
[redacted], kindly note that designated no-parking areas at our entrance are for the safety of guests arriving and departing the resort. We do apologize for any confusion or inconvenience the procedures we follow in these areas may have caused you.    
Regards,
Cheryl B[redacted] | At Your Service Manager | Orlando World Center Marriott | Tel: ###-###-#### [redacted]@marriott.com

General manager reports he spoke to the guest, extended his apologies for the problem and agreed with the refund request of the guest.  It normally takes three to five business days for the credit to appear on her credit card due to processing time at her bank.  The guest seemed satisfied...

with this resolution.

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 Complaint: [redacted]
I am rejecting this response because:Now Marriott is misrepresenting what I said in my rejection remarks.  I said that in 2015 I renewed my Gold for 2016.  That's the way the program works...if the member wishes to have the same status for the following year he or she must renew it during the calendar year leading up the that year.  In 2015 I earned 67 nights...50 of them satisfied my renewal requirement for 2016 and the remaining 17 were rolled into calendar year 2016.  Beginning with January 1, 2016 nights earned were credited toward the required nights to renew my Gold status for 2017.  Allow me to repeat this...nights earned were credited toward RENEWING my GOLD status.  Sometime in August 0f 2016 I had enough nights to RENEW my GOLD status and subsequently received an email from Marriott Rewards congratulating my for renewing my Gold status for 2017.   The formula for calculating rollover rewards specifically states "Total nights earned at current year - Any expired rollover nights from previous year - Number of nights needed to renew  status = Number of rollover nights.     The number of nights required to RENEW my Gold status for 2017 was 50.Sometime in October 2016 I achieved Platinum status...this was not a renewal but a new achievement.  The formula for calculating rollover nights says nothing about achieving a higher status, it only addresses renewal of status.   The policy adds a statement that makes a provision for members who achieve a higher status after renewing a status (it is impossible to achieve a higher status without first renewing the lesser status).  The policy states'If a member achieves a higher status (Silver to Gold, Gold to Plat), the additional nights beyond the newly achieved threshold will be rolled over."   The presence of this statement ini the policy is an acknowledgement that the formula does not account or make provision for a member achieving a higher status after renewing a status but only addresses what happens when the member renews a status.  Said statement shows intent on the part of policy to address this particular situation and make provision for it.  Said statement is an acknowledgement by the rollover policy that renewing a status and achieving a higher status are NOT THE SAME THING.I believe Marriott is playing word games with me now because they realize that my 14 nights are the tip of the iceberg.  I will repeat my statement from the previous response...Marriott is erroneously (if not fraudulently) using number of nights to achieve a higher status in place of number of nights required to renew which is depriving members of rollover nights that properly belong to them.Marriott needs to follow their policy and give me my 14 rollover nights.  In lieu of that I would be willing to consider being reclassified toGold if they will give me the 22 rollover nights the formula alone (without implementation of the higher status clause) indicates I should receive.
Regards,
[redacted]

hotel's General Manager has responded to the guest offering her a $50 Marriott Gift Card.
 
From: G[redacted], Michael [[redacted]@remingtonhotels.com] Sent: Wednesday, December 02, 2015 1:04 PMTo: [redacted]Cc: C[redacted], DebraSubject: Courtyard Louisville billing issue
 
[redacted],
 
I received your most recent note stating that my previous response did not benefit you in any way.  I apologize that this is the case and am prepared to send you a $50 Marriott gift card to be used towards a future stay at any Marriott property.  Again, please forgive us for the billing issue and I am glad that we were able to get it straightened out.  Please let me know what the best address is to send you this token of apology and I will send it out right away.
 
Regards,
 
--
Michael G[redacted]
General Manager
 
Courtyard by Marriott Louisville Airport
[redacted]
Louisville, KY  [redacted]
 
P: ###-###-####
F: ###-###-####
[redacted]@remingtonhotels.com

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 Complaint: [redacted]
I am rejecting this response because:The hotel fails, once again, to understand the way customer satisfaction works.  It shouldn't be on THEIR terms.  Their offer for a free night's stay is akin to being rewarded a free meal from a restaurant that just got you sick off their food the first time around.  No thanks.  Their understanding of my "refusing housekeeping" is also completely inaccurate.  The manager running that place wanted to have her housekeeping clean how filthy the room was....BEFORE she could see what we walked into.  She didn't want to see the evidence which is why I photographed it.  So THEY were the ones who were refusing to play ball....not me.  In fact, housekeeping was in my room EVERY day!  Again, why they would take their obviously biased worker's word for it without hearing MY side of the story speaks volumes.  I DID request their staff stop contacting me directly....that much is true. But only because their manager was harassing me....I have full documentation of that as well.  And yes...I DID dispute payment with [redacted] and they found in hotel favor...which is why I'm here.  Like the hotel, the credit people were not interested in speaking with me before ruling and accepted the hotel's word as gospel.  Clearly, this hotel skews truths...so in that regard, I was doomed. Finally, the single night compensation is a joke.  It WOULD have been fine IF I didn't have to deal with so much grief from said hotel, but after getting hassled by the manager....THEN by corporate as I am now...I felt it was simply not enough.  Here are the facts....they have an unhappy customer...and they really don't care.  If they're hell bent on standing their ground, that's fine.  I'll stand mine, too, and continue to bad mouth them on public forums which will cost them more than what I was asking for to begin with.  I work in the entertainment business and word travels fast. 
Regards,
[redacted]

The hotel is reviewing this and will reach out directly to the guest.  The hotel will deposit 25,000 Marriott Reward points into guest's account for the inconvenience.

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 Complaint: [redacted]The Hotel did refund the tax as promised. I am thankful that that issue is resolved.
I am however rejecting this response because:
Marriott customer care is not proposing a compensation for the time I had to spend to get this issue resolved (multiple phone calls + a call longer than a hour, where customer service was performing extremely poorly).
Regards,
[redacted]

From: C[redacted], Harmeet Sent: Friday, January 22, 2016 4:53...

PMTo: [email protected]: [redacted]Subject: ID [redacted], Order Number [redacted], [redacted]
 
 
Dear [redacted],
 
Greetings from Frenchman’s Reef Marriott Hotel. Please see attached our  reply to [redacted] that was sent on 13th Jan 2016.
 
Please allow me to explain. We have charged [redacted] the correct amount.
 
As you can see from the attachment, that the LNF rate was $158.25 and not $84. 75. Hence for 3 nights at LNF rate, the charge would have been
$158.25 x 3=                                         ... /> Resort fees of $45 x 3 =                        $135
10% tax at                                       ... $47.48
TOTAL   CHARGE    =                              $657.23
Hence instead of adjusting all the 3 night from $195.00 to $ 158.25, we charged  [redacted]
$195.00 for 2 nights =$390
and adjusted her final night to $84.75 instead of $158.25
To reflect a total of $390+ $84.75 + resort fees of $135 + 105 tax at $47.48 =$657.23. There was a charge of $96.44 which was a separate food & beverage bill.
 
I hope this all makes sense. However, if you do have any further questions, please feel free to reach out to me.
 
Best regards
 
Harmeet C[redacted] | Hotel Manager  | Frenchman’s Reef and Morning Star Marriott Beach Resort | [redacted] St Thomas USVI | Office: ###-###-#### I Mobile: ###-###-#### | Email : [redacted]@marriotthotels.com
Stunning Room Views @ Frenchmansreefmarriottviews.com
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Dear [redacted],Thank you for your recent correspondence to the Revdex.com regarding your experience at the Courtyard Cadillac Miami Beach-Oceanfrontand your request for a refund of your cancelled reservation.     Please accept our apologies for this frustration. I...

understand that you were contacted on July 26, 2016 and the property had credited you for the charges.  We hope you will accept our heartfelt apologies for the delay you encountered. We appreciate your patronage.  We trust you understand this is our final position. Jennifer D[redacted]Corporate Liaison, Mr. Marriott's Office Phone: ###-###-####  Email: [redacted]@marriott.com

Dear Ms. [redacted],
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Thank you for your letter to the Revdex.com.   Your concerns regarding fraudulent telephone calls has been referred to me for a response.
 
Marriott International has been made aware of a series of fraudulent telephone calls being made in different parts of the world where the caller offers a complimentary stay at a Marriott hotel to entice the person taking the call to listen to a sales pitch unrelated to Marriott.  This practice, known as “scamming”, typically incorporates a company’s branding in order to get someone to provide personal information or buy a product or service.  Marriott International has a long standing commitment to protecting the privacy of the personal information that is entrusted to us. Marriott has not provided any information to the parties involved in these fraudulent calls.  If you receive a suspicious telephone call, especially for a contest you did not enter, we urge you not to provide any personal information, especially credit card information.  Instead, simply end the phone call.  
 
 
Jennifer Douchey   Mr. Marriott's Office Phone:( ###-###-#### 
Fax: ###-###-#### Email: [redacted]
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 Complaint: [redacted]
I am rejecting this response because:
I do not agree with the December 6th letter that Dan G[redacted] sent me, and I promptly sent him the December 16th letter which I have copied below.  Mr. G[redacted]'s recollection of our initial phone call is not the same as my understanding of it.   Therefore, I prefer to keep all communications in writing, to avoid any misunderstandings.
Thank you,
[redacted] 
###-###-####
Letter sent to Marriott on December 16, which has not been responded to:
 
 December 16, 2013
Mr. Dan G[redacted]
Chicago Marriott [redacted]
[redacted]
[redacted], [redacted]
Dear Dan:
I have received your letter postmarked
December 6, 2013 (attached) responding to my December 2nd follow-up letter
related to the [redacted]/[redacted] wedding block for August 10, 2013.  I appreciate your communication in writing to
avoid additional misunderstandings.  I
remain really disappointed in the lack of service the Marriott provided for our
wedding block, and for the response that has been given to my concerns.  I selected the Marriott for our wedding block
because I had an expectation that the Marriott is a hotel with high standards,
where my guests could expect to be well cared for.  Since in many cases that did not happen, I
now expect the Marriott will want to make amends as best it can. 
I am writing to again explain my requests as
clearly as I can in the hope that the Marriott will resolve these issues
appropriately:
 [redacted] party should
receive a refund in full for their stay. Dan, when we spoke on the phone
initially, I understood you to say that a number of parties had already
been compensated by the Marriott for the issues they had encountered.  I assumed that [redacted] was one
of those compensated, but this is not the case.  [redacted] had reserved a double queen
room.  On Friday, August 9 when I
was on the phone with Jose attempting to resolve the room assignment
issues, Jose assured me that [redacted] would be provided with the double queen
room. [redacted] was not given the room that the Marriott had agreed to
provide.    Please refund [redacted] the
cost of the room.  
The [redacted] party
requested a double queen room or a roll away bed.  The Marriott assured this party that a
roll away would be provided.  On
checking in this request was not honored, and the party was rudely treated
by your staff.  That’s not okay with
me, and I can’t think why you would not want to offer this party some
compensation and an apology for the issues they encountered.  This party likely would be able to use a
gift certificate since they are in the area frequently.
 
My daughter and her husband,
[redacted] and [redacted]. When we talked on the phone what I recall is
that I was to ask my daughter if she would like to give the Marriott
another try.  I did so, and emailed
you to let you know that this would be acceptable.  I think the Marriott would want to try
and make amends to this couple, so that their last impression of the
Marriott would not be a band aid in an omelet, or a gift addressed to some
other person, or a nightmare of other issues. 
 
[redacted].  The party paid for breakfast for two
days in the room rate.  The Marriott
charged them again for breakfast anyway. 
Please give them their money back for the amount they were
overcharged.
 
I hope you will feel as I do that these small
steps would be appropriate to attempt to remediate what was a very stressful
situation for me and my guests.
 
Sincerely,
 
 
 
[redacted]
 
CC:   
[redacted]
[redacted]
[redacted]
[redacted]

Advised the guest as a one time exception we would reinstate his points.  Educated the guest on terms and conditions of mebership

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 Complaint: [redacted]
I am rejecting this response because:
Jennifer
D[redacted]
Corporate
Liason
Mr. Marriotts
Office
Jennifer
D[redacted]
I am saddened
to receive a response from the office of Mr. Marriotts himself, that claims had
done their research of my issue but really not.  You have not done your
due diligence of the matter, and if claiming so, not quite
thoroughly.  It just shows to prove how
ineffective Marriotts handle situations like mine. Also, FYI, my last name is
[redacted] and not [redacted].  So many
mistakes, rushing just to send a denial, extremely disappointing. This is
similar to Ricky S[redacted]’s, from your Look No Further department, very careless
and unthoughtful response too.
This is your
response:
“We have researched your claim and found that at the time of validating
your claim [redacted]s.com was selling rates that mirrored what was booked on
Marriott.com.  At the time of validating your claim you compared
[redacted]s.com ‘Deluxe Room’ for $249 to Marriott.com ‘Cottage Room’.  The
‘Deluxe Room’ on both Marriott.com and [redacted]s.com were selling for $249 per
night and the ‘Cottage Room’ was selling for $299 per night.  We must
compare the same room when validating a claim and this is the reason your claim
was denied and without Marriott being able to validate the lower rate you
viewed we are unable to approve your claim.
All of our agents are required to view the compared rate on a live
website during processing. This is due to the fact that rates are limited in
availability and rates displayed to a guest may fluctuate and even sell out
before a reservation is confirmed. Offers described in claims are validated
through a review of the entire reservation process through which the offer was
found, beginning with a search for both the [redacted] and available rates. 
When reviewing the comparison offer described in your claim, we were unable to
locate the same offer.”
Though I agree
with the Deluxe Room name and price comparison is with your Cottage Room, what
you failed to see is the description of both rooms on [redacted].com’s website are
the same.  All your employees I talked to
have seen what I saw and agreed with me that it was an error. But that is not
the consumer’s problem therefore I have a legitimate claim. 
Each [redacted]s
name their type of rooms differently, they do this so they can identify exactly
what they sell to the public. Each specific descriptions are also mostly used
internally, so the [redacted]s would know which ones are the upgraded rooms or
not.  However, when consumers call for
room reservations, they only look or base their reservations on what the room
has inside, to accommodate each of the customer’s need.  We don’t call to ask if you have a King
Suite, Presidential, Queen Standard, Deluxe Room or Cottage with 400+ or 800
sqr ft rooms, we ask for a room with either 1 or 2 beds and other amenities in
the room and how much is the cost of a particular room. In my case, I have not
been in your [redacted] therefore don’t know the type of rooms you have nor sizes
nor location nor squarefootages, I only asked for a room with 2 Double beds,
sofabed and fireplace.  I understand that
the Cottage has that, that’s why Marriotts gave me that room in my initial
reservation.  However, when I called
[redacted].com, their Deluxe Room offered the same accommodation with 2 Double Beds,
sofabed and fireplace that’s why that is what they gave me when I made the
reservation with them. Both reservations are confirmed and guaranteed with my
credit card. 
That’s where
the problem and confusion was. I was told after my booking that the Deluxe room
with 2 Double Beds, with sofabed and fireplace does not exist at your property
at [redacted] at Sonoma Renaissance, but is published on [redacted].com’s website at
the time of my booking and I have the confirmation email to prove it, unless
your e-commerce department had it changed and corrected already on their
website. 
Bottomline, regardless
of whether this is a [redacted].com or Marriott error, to me since the Deluxe Room
with 2 Double Beds, sofabed and fireplace doesn’t exist in your property at The
Lodge Renaissance, clearly this is false advertising.  [redacted].com, whom which is your partner, is publishing inaccurate information about
your properties.  The failure of
Marriotts to protect us consumers, failure to investigate accordingly, really
see it from my point of view thus continue to give me inaccurate responses are
very disappointing. I hope you guys change and train you people more to better
handle situations like this.  Perhaps, do
a thorough investigation first rather than blasting inaccurate and unthoughful
responses or going back to a customer with an immediate denial.  That’s unfair business practice to assume
that we are on the wrong, right away.
Though I
reject your response to my complaint for I strongly disagree with your
reasoning, I will not pursue my claim for I have come with a resolution with
your local property already.  The
Director of Rooms at [redacted], Mr. Cameron S[redacted], called me.  Mr. Cameron S[redacted] was very
understanding about my situation.  He thoroughly
researched my complaint first, prior to contacting me, had all the facts on
hand, listened to me and then, proposed a fair resolution for which we both agreed.
I can't thank him profusely enough for his awesome customer service skills and I commend him for his
effort to go beyond the call of duty to help a consumer like me. I wish all
your employees are like him.
But, thank you
for whatever time you gave anyway.
Sincerely,
[redacted]

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 Complaint: [redacted]
I am rejecting this response because:The security supervisor will not acknowledge that I have reciepts of ticket purchase and wont address the fact that we have 7 witnesses who can back that we were discriminated against and profiled based on our age. We were kicked out at 12:10am Jan 1 and they refused to let us back in even with valid proof of purchase. We all have government issued IDs to back all of our ages (19,21,22) which were well above the age required for the party. He also wont address the blatant lies his security told both my brother and I. I am traveling until the 7th but will be in contact after the 7th.
Regards,
[redacted]

From: Claudia E[redacted]<[redacted]@westin-arlington.com>Date: Tue, Nov 15, 2016 at 4:26 PMSubject: Claim # [redacted]To: "[redacted]@myRevdex.com.org" <[redacted]@myRevdex.com.org>Cc: Justin C[redacted] <[redacted]@westin-arlington.com>, Xiomara F[redacted]...

<[redacted]@westin-arlington.com>[redacted], please know that we will refund [redacted], we are in talks with [redacted] as I type this to you.  We never collected the money from him as he paid [redacted] directly. Please advise if you need anything else. Be well,Claudia Claudia E[redacted] General ManagerTHE WESTIN ARLINGTON GATEWAY[redacted]Arlington, VA 22203

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 Complaint: [redacted]
I am rejecting this response because:This is not acceptable and Marriott is not charging us cheap $$$... I will make sure to put my comments on [redacted] and [redacted] on your page so that people can BE AWARE of service from Marriott.I paid for the service and brand name.. So what is the difference between motel and Marriott , if after paying $252 a night you get a room like motel?
Regards,
[redacted]

Dear [redacted],
 
On behalf of Mr. Marriott’s Office we would like to thank you for your contact with the Revdex.com.  I appreciate the opportunity to respond and clarify information.
 
I was concerned to learn of your continued frustrations in resolving this issue....

 After carefully considering your email, I reached out to the Manager of the Lake Arrowhead Resort & Spa and found that you had been issued credit for all [redacted] charges as well as the meal consumed.  In addition, you were also credited $150.00 towards your bill as a goodwill gesture.  We made several attempts to address your concerns and are saddened to see our attempts failed. 
 
As a last attempt to bring closure, the hotel has refunded the remainder of your stay.  This was done primarily due to the communication error from a Supervisor within Marriott Customer Care.  Please understand that at no time did the property advise you that your entire stay would be credited.  The Supervisor did advise you of her error and compensated you with 20,000 Marriott Rewards points for the miscommunication and inconvenience.  
 
We do consider this issue closed and no further compensation or communication with be forthcoming related to this matter.
 
We value your patronage and trust you understand our final position in this matter.
 
Sincerely,
 
 
Jennifer D[redacted]Corporate Liaison, Mr. Marriott's Office Phone: ###-###-#### Email: [redacted]@marriott.com

complaint #[redacted]
Letter of response sent to guest on May 29,...

2015
Dear Mr. Krewson:
 
Thank you for your most recent correspondence to the Revdex.com, regarding the usage of Marriott Rewards during your upcoming stay at the Gaylord [redacted] Resort & Convention Center.
 
Please accept our sincere apologies for your less than favorable experience.  I was pleased to see the hotel reached out to you on April 27, 2015 and modified your reservation to reflect one day at the convention rate, and the second day using Marriott Rewards points.  Marriott Rewards does offer no blackout dates, as explained in the Terms and Conditions on the Marriott website; hotels have standard rooms available for redemptions every day. Blackout dates traditionally refer to a limited number of dates on which a hotel could choose not to accept redemptions. With our “No Blackout Dates” policy, hotels will no longer have blackout dates for redemptions. Hotels may limit the number of standard rooms available for redemption on a limited number of days.  Your Rewards Redemption stay will include a single or double standard room at a participating Marriott hotel or [redacted] including the cost of your hotel room, room tax/service charge, and extra-person charges, if any. All other hotel charges, including resort fees and [redacted] Club level charges, are the responsibility of the Rewards Program Members and are not included in the stay.  There are times when Marriott corporate may also approve hotels in advance on special events, in citywide sold out situations, that they are not required to open inventory for rewards usage.
 
[redacted], we are sorry for the frustration this has caused.  As a gesture of goodwill I have added 5,000 Marriott Rewards points to your account.
 
Please be assured your business and your loyalty are important to us.  We appreciate you taking the time to write, and hope you will give us another opportunity to serve you.

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