A thank-you from Marriott for being our guest

Yes, this is the one I was talking about. Here are the changes for them this week. Team thread about a recent visit and hotel feedback loop MemberA: I wrote a quick note after arriving. The room had a calm color scheme and the night lighting felt right.
MemberB: Agreed. The front desk shifted the room without any fuss and the luggage assistance was timely.
MemberC: I appreciated the pillow choice. That detail made sleep easier after a long day on the road.
MemberA: There was a small note about local dining recommendations. It helped when scheduling a short evening walk.
MemberB: The hallways were quiet by midnight and the air felt balanced, not dry or overly cool.
MemberC: Who handled the late checkout request I think that was the person at the second desk who arranged a short extension.
MemberA: Yes, they noted preferences and there temperature settings for the room. It felt personalized without extra questions.
MemberB: On the return trip we discussed the mattress firmness with housekeeping and they offered an alternative cushion option.
MemberC: Sharing these small positives might help plan the next stay and set expectations for colleagues.
MemberA: I will add a short line about bedding and pillows so teams know which items to highlight in follow up notes.
MemberB: Great idea. That will keep the focus on comfort when reporting guest highlights.

Marriot A thank-you from Marriot for your recent stay As a guest who stayed at a Marriot Hotel or a Marriot partnered hotel within the past year, you may receive a 2-pillow luxury cooling set provided at no charge; after completing a brief questionnaire you can also claim a 2-night stay at select locations provided at no charge, one pillow set per household, total pillow allocation is 500, ends Tomorrow. View Your Pillows + 2 Night Stay What to know about the pillow set Cooling gel infusion for steady temperature control Supportive design that keeps head and neck aligned Breathable covers that wick away moisture Durable construction that keeps loft over time Hypoallergenic materials for gentle comfort Includes two pillows to outfit a full bed setup Note: quantities are determined by the program and access to stay dates and locations is subject to program scheduling. Thank you for choosing Marriot; your stay matters to us and your feedback helps shape future visits.

Insulation is a bit late to change. First of all, the current blanket (the R11) has the perforated plastic covering it. So, if I understand correctly, it is not really a vapor barrier. I am also not a big fan of vapor barriers. Everything is framed already. So, I have poured concrete wall > builder's blanket (perforated) R11 > studs. Removing blanket would be unpractical at this point. Is my plan of putting rolled or butt FACED insulation in the stud's cavities and OVER the existing blanket, with the paper side facing inside of the rooms, wrong Since the current white blanket is not a sealed vapor barrier, it is actually breathable (to my understanding) material, I thought it will not create a moisture trap situation. But this is my first time building it, so, I am open to suggestions and information.