Otis Gen2 MRL Traction Elevator @ The Marriott Marquis Washington, DC

These are the elevators on the other side, and while it seems they have made them quieter, they are still kind of loud.
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[@nanasajaia8919]

I have seen a series 7 with Gentoos at the hyatt regency near the Tyson's Corner

[@LittleRockElevators]

Three floor indicators in the cab. That's cool.

[@SirensAndElevators]

It's got both. Series 7 bell indicators and buttons and Series 4 floor indicator and floor passing chime

[@ARelevators]

i’ve stayed here

[@TheMatsushitaMan]

the motor!

[@HJ2127ATR1]

Hmm... 3m/s... It could not be Gen2. Also there is no MRL cabinet on the top floor.

[@GaryBeltz]

Are those Otis series 4?

[@OntariosElevatorssince2013]

Yes they are Series 4. You can tell by the rectangle floor indicator. Series 2 has the small square or circle floor indicator. Buttons are the same though.

[@OntariosElevatorssince2013]

ElevatorRailfan Series 7 has the Otis ACME indicator or the new backlit blue floor indicator. This is Series 4 because of the rectangle floor indicator. Blue Otis Series 4 is very rare. Buttons for Series 2, 4, 5, and 7 are the same.

[@22408aaron]

ElevatorRailfan Jeromee Porter Actually, I am going to side with Seth. These elevators have been installed within this year. Also, I don't think Otis made a blue Series 4.

[@OntariosElevatorssince2013]

22408aaron Blue Series 4 is custom. I mean, it's Marriott Marquis, so I wouldn't put it past them tho install customized elevators, especially with the "Lobby" button.

[@22408aaron]

Jeromee Porter This property opened in 2014. Marriott may have wanted the big indicator, as the smaller one is harder to see.