"HP's Marriott code HPQ is one of the most widely shared codes in FlyerTalk's publicly usable Marriott codes thread. Marriott's automated system has been documented to disable Mobile Key for high-risk codes being used for the first time, forcing front desk interaction. HP's deep discounts — noted as cheapest in China by one source — make it a higher-risk code. Hotels in HP-heavy markets (Palo Alto, Houston) are familiar with the verification process."

"I do security for a Marriott Hotel in Miami and when it comes to guests being disrespectful like cursing, and/or getting physical with employees or furniture, the front desk calls security. We get there and we gives two warnings. If they continue to curse or be any type of physical, we throw they ass out the hotel as an eviction. We dont play that shit here in Miami."

"I swear the front desk employees are trained to resist and encouraged to lie. They try to save the rooms for members with higher status or complainers. I've booked King rooms and they'll assign me a double or a queen. The first rep will tell me they're fully booked and there's nothing they can do. But once transferred to a manager, King rooms magically appear!"