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I had an absolutely awful experience at the Houston Airport Marriott, and I would strongly urge anyone to avoid staying here.||||My room key was deactivated without any prior notice or explanation. I went to the front desk to get this resolved, but instead of helping, I was subjected to delays and disrespectful treatment. Payton O'Brain, the staff member assisting me, yelled at me, called me names, and insulted me during the entire interaction (refusing me access to my room and literally holding me hostage). After threatening to call the police, Payton had one of her team members escort me to my room like a criminal just to have my door unlocked (rather than activating my key). It’s clear that no respect or dignity was given during the process, and I was treated unfairly the entire time.||||Despite all the distress and mistreatment, when I was finally allowed into my room, no payment was collected. This raises a serious question: why was this entire situation dragged out in the first place? Why was I subjected to such unnecessary delays, insults, and an utterly disrespectful process when it could’ve been handled much more efficiently?||||I have a medical condition that requires timely access to my room for my treatment, and this delay caused me significant inconvenience and unnecessary stress. Instead of providing quick resolution, the staff seemed more focused on arguing with me than addressing the issue in a professional manner.||||I reached out to the front desk multiple times to inquire about the situation, but no one informed me of any issues with my reservation. In fact, when I spoke to the staff member on Monday, they didn’t even mention the reservation problem or ask for payment to regain access to my room. The communication here was nonexistent, and I was left in the dark throughout the entire ordeal.||||To make matters even worse, when I finally reached out to the manager, Desmond Vasquez, his response was completely unsatisfactory. He offered me 5,000 Marriott Bonvoy points, which is a laughable attempt to make up for the mistreatment I experienced. There was no apology for the way I was treated by Payton O'Brain, and no accountability for how the staff handled the situation. In fact, to this day, Desmond has not even responded to my email, further proving how little he cares about addressing customer concerns (and explains the treatment I received by his staff).||||Would Marriott’s owner, or even the President of the United States, have been treated this way? Of course not. The treatment I received was completely unfair and absolutely unacceptable. I felt like I was treated as less than a human being. The complete lack of professionalism, respect, and accountability at this hotel is beyond disappointing.||||I would not recommend this hotel to anyone. There are far better places to stay in Houston, where guests are treated with the respect and dignity they deserve. Avoid this Marriott at all costs.