TownePlace Suites Laplace

Again, There is not manager or person in charge in this location. My company travel agent did a reservation by CLC system and when I left the hotel, the hotel put the charge on my card not in the CLC. After the first complaint the hotel return the money but immediately take again. We had try to talk with the manager but is always in "MEETING" and never take the phone call. We had to open a case with the hotel corporative complaint office. And yes, I'm sorry for the front desk that have to take the bad and complaint phone call. And yes, I will be posting this information everyday until someone with return my money and do the business in the right way.

My wife, my son and myself stayed at the TownePlace Suites by Marriott in Laplace,  LA July 3-6, 2022. I have to say that it was the worst hotel experience of my life. To start,  there was only one elevator working.  The one that did work creaked and cracked like it was going to fall. When we stepped out on the forth floor, there was an exposed wire coming out of the wall.  When we got to our room, none of our keys worked. I went down stairs, and the desk clerk tried remaking the key, after asking me aloud what my room number I then went back upstairs, and the keys once again did not work. This went on 4 times, and not once did the clerk offer to give us a different room. After the 4th try, she handed my wife a master key, without verifying my wife's identity. We get in using the master key, and when I returned it, she (I later found out that her name was Shannon) said she would make sure maintenance addressed my key issue in the morning The next morning after breakfast I checked with the front desk, and the new desk clerk tried making a new key, even though I told her Shannon had made new keys 4 tines. I was pretty sure the issue was the lock, not the keys. She followed me upstairs, and let me in using her master key. She assured me that maintenance was on site, and would look at my lock very soon. We came back to the hotel 9 hours later only to find out nothing had been done. Maintenance had not even tried to fix it. Then, this desk clerk hands me her master key, without once checking my identity. I got in the room, and immediately emailed the GM, Rachelle. Rachelle returned my call the next morning. I explained everything, and she insisted that she needed to make one more key and try it. When that didn't work, she finally got maintenance involved. He worked on it for a few minutes, then stated that we needed to move rooms because he needed to change the lock. We stated that we did not want to move, because it was our last night, and it would not be worth packing and moving, but we were told we had no choice. I do not appreciate being forced to move, I do not appreciate the lack of regard for my safety by speaking my room number out loud. I do not appreciate the lack of regard for anyone's safety by giving me a master key at all, much less without verifying my identity. In addition to the key fiasco, we also had the following issues: Room 1 Not enough towels for 3 guests No bedding for the pull out couch A toaster that smelled like it was going to start an electrical fire, Breakfast ended at 930, but there was no food after 900 Trash in the halls multiple days not picked up by housekeeping A refrigerator that barely kept things cold, even after we turned it to colder TV service that stopped working every time it rained Room 2 Bugs in kitchen and bath Stains on couch Drywall dust on carpet Paint splatter on the bathroom floor The TV didn't work, and took over an hour to fix. The bathroom door was not hung properly, c