Residence Inn by Marriott

Stayed here for a night during my road trip… check in was easy; got our room and headed up there. I liked the setup of the hotel, but not a fan of the separation of the buildings from the main office.
The breakfast was nice, coffee could be upgraded… the staff were friendly and welcoming. The wifi it seems at all Marriott locations are slow, only way to get a faster internet speed is to pay for it.
A decent place for a night, but wouldn’t stay here for long term/​week stay.

Gave my family the wrong type of room then had attitude and told us they were almost booked up. Admitted there was an error made on their end and did not apologize or offer any kind of concession or accommodating in any kind of way. The room was prepaid so how did you give it away? Then given a smaller room and the Assistant GM got loud when we insisted that they comp the night for their error. The first room was musty and damp smelling. We had to pack up and move the next day to be place in the correct prepaid room. It was much better. The service is subpar. Not impressed and not a fan of Marriotts anyway. This just puts the nail in it for me. Not ever personally paying to stay at another one of these spots.

All right hotel
Bad maintenance:
1. Cap of drain of shower room sink is broken.
2. Room card is not working first time. Had to run back to get card working again.

I am in the Duluth area throughout the week for work and used to stay at Hilton Homewood Suites but decided to switch to Marriott this year. I had been staying at the brand new Residence Inn on Sugarloaf but they were sold out so decided to try this Residence Inn.
Big mistake. I am in hotels across the country on a weekly basis and this has to be the loudest hotel I have ever stayed in. The walls are so thin I can hear the bathroom next door and people having conversations. And when anyone shuts or slams the doors in the hall, my whole room and bed shakes. I called the front desk to ask the room next door to be quiet but I don’t think it helps. I would absolutely NEVER stay here again for that reason. I can’t blame the staff or the management as the problem lies with how poorly this hotel was constructed.
Finally, the wireless at this hotel was pretty subpar. I could even stream a tv show on Hulu without it constantly restarting.
The staff was friendly on check in and the breakfast was standard. Nothing about this property stands out enough to warrant the $ 159 a night they charge.
Do yourself a favor and drive a few more exits to Sugarloaf Pkwy and stay at the Homewood Suites or the brand new Residence Inn.

Nice Inn! We chose this one so there would be opportunity for cooking in the room. It’s pretty quiet here and I haven’t had any issues to complain about. The staff were friendly and helpful. It’s tucked away in a nice location with a good amount of restaurants and attractions that are near by.
Oh, the complimentary breakfast and dinners w/​wine and beer were also a plus!

Staff here are very accommodating and friendly. They go out of their way to make sure that you are comfortable and well taken care of. Nakita (hope I am spelling correctly) was very accommodating and friendly to my little guy when we checked and when our food came with no ketchup. Will stay here when I pass through again.

The only hotels we stay in are Marriott’s. This hotel was decent. A little noisy in the evening but once bedtime rolled around, it was quiet. My only complaint is they only had queen beds, but the bed was comfortable enough. Room was clean and well stocked. We would visit again.

My family and I had a nice stay. Staff was very friendly, the hotel was clean, coffee was good. They serve breakfast every morning and have a social hour mon-​thurs and a small 24 hour fitness room. We stayed in a room with a kitchenette. It takes the burner forever to get hot but that’s really not a big deal, it’s not the hotels fault. So, thank you to the staff for being so nice and making our stay a good one.

There’s not much that can be done to «fix» cheap building materials. The walls & ceilings are wafer thin. We stayed on the first floor and our upstairs neighbors needed to be called on a nightly basis to get the kids to stop running around. The sound was quite unbelievable for a Marriott chain. This is an older hotel and the rooms are in dire need of updating. If I had paid less significantly than 159 $ for a 2 room suite I probably would have lived with the noise.
Breakfast was a madhouse in the mornings and there was always at least one hot item empty and not refilled while we ate. The desk staff was quite friendly but I won’t be staying here again.

Due to a recent house fire, we are currently taking up residence at the Residence Inn. I am REALLY impressed with the service here. The staff is so accommodating and friendly.
We are currently in a two bedroom suite and for the price, it is definitely a steal.
The hotel is located near various Asian markets and restaurants where you can eat for cheap. The suites also offer a kitchenette for those times where you want to stay in.
There is also hot breakfast served in the mornings, which they refill quite frequently. Mon-​Wed, they offer dinner too!

Room was nice as usual. Check in was a pain. There is NO parking so you can register. Guest take up all of the parking and all that is left is handicapped parking. Closest place to park was far around the side.
Area must be questionable because they had outside and inside security. At least they had security… good for them.