From my most recent stays, although the Four Points Moncton had nothing out of the ordinary Four Points offerings, I personally liked my experience here. It was a typical highway stop with efficiency-oriented room design (i.e. not quirky, not tacky, but adequate) and enough amenities to be called “premium select service”.
I loved that they frequently upgraded me to the jacuzzi suite, which came with a living room, full size fridge and a wet bar counter area. Cleanliness was consistently up to Marriott’s standard.
Service-wise, I found the staff efficient but on the laid-back side, which is not necessarily a bad thing. After I got to know them a bit more after my recent stays I enjoyed our limited conversations, and they had indeed never dropped the ball in any aspect.
The restaurant was open during breakfast, although for a paid breakfast, the selection was pretty abysmal, and in my opinion not even worth the already-low price tag of $12. Another complaint would be the overall appearance of the hotel, public areas and rooms. It was simply too much overdue for a proper renovation.
In general, I still liked the hotel for what it was advertised to be – a low-profile, efficient place to stay off the highway in Moncton’s Magnetic Hill area, and for a pre-reno Four Points, it was doing just fine. If a renovation is already on the calendar I look forward to returning after it’s finished, otherwise I’ll probably hold off on staying again unless the price is right.
RealScore
Service: 8.0
Design and Room Size: 6.5
In-room Amenities: 8
Bathroom Size and Layout: 9
View from (my) Room: 5
Hotel Location: 7
Available Guest Facilities: 7
Food Quality: 5
Food and Beverage Service: 7
Executive Lounge Quality: N/A
Final RealScore: 7.15
Final RealRating: B
Hotel is built/opened: 2006
Total number of rooms: 128
Length of stay: 12 nights
Membership level at check-in: Titanium
Room type experienced: Standard Room / Premium Room (better amenities) / One-bedroom Suite
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