How to File a Complaint Against Marriott Using DoNotPay

Marriott international refers to an American, internationally diversified hospitality organization that manages a broad portfolio of hotels as well as other related lodging facilities. If you're unsatisfied with their services in your stay there and the management fails to hear you out, you may be prompted to .

Some of the challenges you face may be rude and unprofessional staff, accidents while in the gym or the swimming pool, being falsely or fraudulently charged for the services you received, among other things. And if you've decided to file a complaint against them, you might be left wondering how to go about it.

At DoNotPay, we can help you successfully send demand letters to Marriott in a small claims court without so much hassle. Additionally, we can also help you to file complaints against Somatic complaints, Chipotle complaints, Walgreens complaints, CarShield complaints, and so on.

How to Contact Marriott to Make a Complaint

Call the complaint number of Marriott in the first instance on 1-800-721-7033 or 1-800-535-4028 (7 days a week, 24 hours a day). If this doesn't resolve your problem, you may also reach out to them through the following complaints contacts:

	Ways to Contact Marriott Customer Support
Email	care@marriott.com
Phone Number	Marriott International Headquarters: 1-301-380-3000
Twitter	@Marriott
Youtube	Marriott Bonvoy
Instagram	@marriotthotels
Twitter (International)	Marriott International

Take Marriott to Small Claims Court if Your Problem is Not Resolved

It's crucial to keep in mind that going to court should be your last resort, but if you have tried all other possible dispute resolutions to no avail, you may opt to take Marriott to a small claims court. You can follow this step-by-step guide to help you:

Follow the Small Claims Court Process - You can visit your local court to have a claim form and any other documents explaining the small claims process or get it on the online court claim system.
Fill in The Small Claim Forms - You will be required to give the registered addresses of Marriott. You should give the full reason for your claim, as well as the sum of compensation you expect from the organization. When you have finished completing the form, they will give it a claim number.
Wait for A Reply - Give Marriott time to send a defense, which is a short explanation of why they are disputing your claim.
Follow Up for Your Claim - If they do not file a defense, you can ask the court to order Marriott to pay you accordingly. The court might grant you a claim in full or set a hearing date to decide how much you should receive. If Marriott does file a defense, you will have to wait until the court assigns a date.
Court Visit - You may have to go to a court hearing if:

Marriott says they do not owe any money
Marriott disagrees with the claimed reasons
You do not agree with how they have decided to repay you

Evidence Exchange - It's a standard within the small claims court system to exchange evidence between both parties fourteen days before the hearing date. This point will make it simple to resolve the claim outside the court.
Resolution - The judge will state how long Marriott has to pay the sum you have been awarded if you win the small court's claims case. The amount can include the expenses like reasonable traveling expenses, court fees, if relevant, the cost of staying overnight, and loss of earning if you had to get off work unpaid time to attend the court hearing.

If you lose the small court claims, you might have to pay Marriott costs, but that only happens if they inquire the court to be paid and the judge accepts.

How to Begin a Small Claims Lawsuit Against Marriott with DoNotPay

To is reliable, fast, and easy with the help of DoNotPay, here are some steps to follow:

Log-in to DoNotPay and select the Complaint Letters product.
Tell us how much you are owed by the company, if applicable.
Select the reason for your lawsuit.
Provide details about why you're filing the lawsuit, including photographic proof and other important information.