Originally Posted by TRRed

It seems as if Marriott needs to add a sentence or two to its no-smoking warnings:

"As a result of this hotel's no-smoking policy, you should not smell smoke at any time; if you do, please call the front desk immediately, and we will send someone to investigate. If you both smell and see smoke, please follow the fire protocol on the back of the room door" (or whereever it's posted).

I would also think it prudent if you are given a room which smells like smoke when you arrive, that you should report it to the front desk, even if you can tolerate the smell, to minimize the risk of being charged if the next guest were to complain.