the International Trade City, Yiwu - Marriott Executive Apartments

Was very old and dirty place. I found a hair from their breakfast muffin. They have been apologized but i cant eat breakfast anymore. Hotel is basically very old.

I recently stayed at the Marriott Executive Apartments, and my experience was extremely disappointing. I booked through Trip.com, which clearly stated that all guests from all regions and countries are welcome. However, upon arrival, the hotel failed to inform me of a discriminatory local policy that caused significant problems during my stay. Late at night, the police came into my room unannounced, creating a highly stressful and uncomfortable situation for both me and my partner. This was not only an invasion of privacy but also caused emotional distress. At no point during booking or check-in did the hotel provide any disclaimer or warning about such policies that could affect guests. For a global brand like Marriott, I expected professionalism, transparency, and care for guests’ safety and dignity. Instead, I felt misled and unsupported. If the hotel is aware of restrictions that may impact certain guests, they should be upfront about it before booking, not leave travelers to face such distressing surprises. I will not be staying here again and cannot recommend this property to others. Clear communication and respect for guests are basic expectations, and unfortunately, this hotel failed on both.

It’s nice and high quality rooms. The front desk was friendly and helpful.

One of a handful of international brands in Yiwu, second best after the Shangri-la. Rooms are quite huge. You can use the pool and gym at the hotel, even staying at the Residence. You can have breakfast at the Residence side, and not the main restaurant at the hotel. Choices are definitely limited compared to the hotel restaurant. Everything is passable, with the exception of an awfully rude pool attendant who reprimanded me with spiteful words for taking an innocent picture of the empty hallway. It's not like I was taking pictures of the pool filled with other swimmers. He should be fired for even speaking to a guest that way. No awareness that he is in the hospitality sector and is representing the Marriott group.