Cali Marriott Hotel

I love this hotel, I try to stay there everytime I go this city! Breakfast is amazing, rooms, bed, service all is perfect

This Marriott is pretty much what you’d expect for the brand. It was quite pricey though compared to the other 5 star hotels in Cali. Double in most cases which was quite unusual. (Hundreds per day) Most guests including us used points, which were very low. If possible try to get a junior suite or higher and access to the great executive lounge and its wonderful staff. The food was different every day and quite varied. Valeria deserves special mention as she really stood out going well beyond the call of duty. Most of the staff were great everywhere. The negatives: - The sauna was not really working well during the whole 25 days that we were there. It just didn’t get hot enough to make anyone sweat. - the swimming pool is very small. Maybe 8 - 9 meters. Almost impossible to swim laps. - The pool is also quite cold as it’s not heated. That would have been nice. Management did give us a 30 minute complementary massage to make up for the sauna, which was a nice gesture. Howard S.

Have stayed in this beautiful property multiple times over the last year and most recently this month. There are limited 'American' branded lodging opportunities in Cali and this is probably one of the two best. Each stay has felt like being welcomed back home and the staff is top notch. Frankly, the experience is generally far better than what you'd realize in the chain's domestic locations. Each day, there is a beautiful restaurant breakfast buffet featuring many local specialties. The rooms are comfortable and spacious. The hotel is in a stylish section of the city and security (private and/or local police) is always in evidence at the hotel's front door.

As Marriott Lifetime Titanium, we stay at many hotels, and Cali Marriott provides the best experience, food & beverage and personal service from their friendly and responsive staff. Extra clean, quiet, safe and secure, with a good location near Centenario Mall. We enjoy the expansive buffet breakfast and invite friends and family for the Sunday Brunch at The Market. The Executive Lounge, food and drinks each night, always super service. Housekeeping does a great job servicing our room. We use the on-site transportation almost every day, with modern air conditioned comfortable vehicles. Our last stay was a month and did not want to leave. Looking forward to returning...

Not the worst but after a very lengthy stay I can say this is one of the worst Marriotts I have ever stayed in. The gym is deserving of a 1 star hotel looking like it was put together 20 years ago with non working cardio equipment. And if you come with gold status no upgrade for you. And if you pay with points even with a lengthy stay expect to be barred from the executive lounge. I suppose only cash is respected but way to make a long term customer feel terrible. I had the buffet only once for breakfast and it’s perfect for those that like cold food that’s supposed to be hot. It would also have been nice if they were consistent with preparing the sauna in the gym but unfortunately even that basic amenity wasn’t handled well. I think do yourself a favor and stay at the Intercontinental. It’s the simple things that they can’t even do here. Fail.

I live in Cali, Colombia. I used to work for the UN so I have traveled to over 140 countries and stayed in many hotels. A friend and I decided to go to the Marriot for breakfast, It was the most awful experience of our lives. We arrived and I asked if they had baguette bread. They said they did and would heated for me. it took 1 !/2 hours to get it. I asked for scrambled eggs and got a dry omlette. My companion asked for a soft omlette with tomatoes and mushroom. The omlette was as dry as the Mohave and the mushrooms had a funny amonia taste (we later found out through google that this indicates they are wrotten and should not be eaten. The coffee (in Colombia of all places) was a weak brew and tasted like someone had used a sock rather than coffee to brew that "beverage". The juices tasted like tang...and all of this for the equivalent sum of 18 dollars per person. Next to us sat a gentleman from New Jersey. He heard me complain to my guest. We started to talk and he not only agreed the food was awful but told us he had stayed there before (his company ask for him to stay there) and THEY HAD STOLEN HIS WATCH FROM HIS ROOM!!!!! DO NOT STAY THERE!!!!!