I'm a loyal Marriott Gold Elite traveler and spend over 50 nights a year in Marriott hotels and resorts on business and pleasure. For me, the construction at this hotel was just a minor inconvenience and only due to the excess time it took to travel from my room to the temporarily relocated main entrance. But if you have physical limitations, you should avoid it during the lobby renovation--the walk from my far-flung room was the equivalent of a few city blocks.
My spacious room on the top floor was comfortable and had an amazing view, and the service was friendly and terrific. That said, there was one (tremendous) drawback: the walls and doors were PAPER THIN. I'm a deep sleeper and not noise-sensitive in the least, but I could clearly hear people carrying on conversations at normal volume (not shouting by any means--this was a librarians' convention!) in the hallways and in the next room at all hours. It had nothing to do with the construction/renovation as far as I could tell.
If hallway noise doesn't bother you, I'd recommend this hotel, as that was the only drawback (aside from issues that will be resolved when the construction is completed). For me, it was a constant disruption.
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