Marriott Montreal Evicts Newly Engaged Couple, Sparking Outcry
MONTREAL - A Montreal couple celebrating their engagement experienced a shocking turn of events on November 12, 2025, when they were abruptly asked to leave the Marriott Château Champlain hotel, just hours after becoming engaged. The incident, which has ignited a social media firestorm, raises questions about hotel policies and the treatment of guests.
The couple, identified as Alex and Michael, had booked a stay at the hotel to commemorate their engagement.However,shortly after sharing the joyous news,they were informed by hotel staff that their reservation was being cancelled and they were required to depart instantly. The hotel cited a policy regarding “disruptive behavior” as the reason for the eviction, a claim the couple vehemently denies. This incident underscores a growing concern about potential discrimination and arbitrary enforcement of hotel rules,impacting travelers and event planners alike. The couple is now seeking clarification from Marriott and exploring legal options.
Alex and Michael shared their story on social media platform X (formerly Twitter) on November 13, 2025, detailing the unexpected and distressing experience. “We literally just got engaged and were kicked out of the Marriott in Montreal,” Alex posted. ”Apparently, we were being ‘disruptive.’ We were celebrating quietly in our room. What happened?” The post quickly gained traction, prompting widespread outrage and calls for a boycott of Marriott hotels.
According to the couple, hotel security arrived at their room around 11:00 PM EST on November 12, 2025, and presented them with a written notice stating their reservation was cancelled due to a violation of the hotel’s code of conduct. They were given approximately 30 minutes to gather their belongings and leave the premises. The couple maintains they were not given a specific clarification of what constituted “disruptive behavior” beyond a vague reference to noise complaints.
Marriott International has released a brief statement acknowledging the incident, stating they are “investigating the matter” and are “committed to providing a safe and welcoming environment for all guests.” The company has not yet provided further details regarding the specific policy cited or the basis for the eviction. The inquiry is ongoing, and Marriott has stated they will reach out to the couple directly to address their concerns.
