DO NOT STAY IN THIS RAT HOLE OF A HOTEL (BUILT IN THE 60s) There are plenty of hotels minutes away from the terminal, and they all help you with your bags and provide prompt shuttle service to the terminal.

Let me give you a taste of what you will experience: After you find the entrance, you will find that there is no one their to help with bags, and you will have a bit of a walk to the front desk. We were going on a long trip and had two large bags, one medium, and two carry-on bags. I went to the front desk and asked for help with our bags. I was told to go to an area, and assistance would be there shortly. That location was near the registration desk, and I had left my wife and bags at the entrance. I decided to go back to my wife, and together we herded our bags two the front desk. The registration desk was roped off, and there was a sign for airline personnel to queue up. It was unclear where others should go. Only one registration person was at the front desk, and there were a lot of disgruntled airline pilots and flight attendants who had apparently been waiting for an unreasonable period of time. A second registration person came out after about 15 minutes, and when it was my turn to register, I was assigned a room in the north tower / wing of the hotel. I was told to go down the hall to the escalators and take it down to the floor below, where I should take the elevator up to our room. Again, I asked for help with bags and was told, apparently, that there isn't anyone available. I said that I was unconfortable with the prospect of getting all of our luggage down the escalator. I was told to use the service elevator that was on the left, towards the escalator. Again, fuming and in disbelief that this was a Marriott hotel, my wife and I herded our luggage to a door indicating the way to the service elevator. The sign also said only authorized personnel. I opened the door and was looking at a crowded, messy linen closet, and I could see the elevator was on the back side of the room. It dawned on me that we would need to traverse all of this at 3:30am to catch our flight, which was unacceptable. We went back to the front desk, went back to the person who registered us. (I apologized to the guest who were trying to register.) I explained how unacceptable my room assignment was and why, and I asked if there was a room that allowed us to get to the terminal train via elevator and NO escalator. I was then re-assigned a room in the south end of the hotel that had elevator access.