The website has been a little glitchy lately. Regarding item #2, it was reported and appears to be fixed so if you find a dead link, simply send the dead link to our communitymanagers in a Direct Message or by clicking the Support Link above and they can report it for repair. I'm not really sure that #1 is a flaw in the website as Marriott must have chosen to provide other sorting capability since pricing can vary so widely depending upon your status, e.g. AAA/CAA, Senior, Government, etc. You could always suggest through our community managers changes to the website via the DM or Support link.

"The website has been a little glitchy lately"!!! Really....just lately.....come on man, the Marriott site has more issues than a worn out old car. We just learn to deal with it since the crack IT Department does not have the ability to figure it all out.

I have to agree with iahflyr. "Lately" is completely wrong. The website almost NEVER works correctly. They fix one thing and mess up three others EVERY TIME there is an update. As an ex-IT person and manager, I am appalled. Whoever is in charge of the web site would be fired if I were in charge.

And for the past week or so it's been taking TWO logins on marriottrewards.com to get to your account. First login gets you a kinda summary page but as soon as you click on something else (like Overview) you get to log in a second time!

Regarding #1, looks to me like its intended design from Marriott (rightly or wrongly). That being said, I recommend other tools which allow for sorting of hotels by price. My favorite is Google because of its rich set of flexible options in filter criteria and ability to get notifications for price watching and predictions on costs. There are many others tools that also can perform same.

FWIW: I never use Marriott.com for travel planning as my first go-to option. Its simply too basic for my needs. I often have to travel to very far and to unknow (to me) places. If I cant get what I need from searching on Google, then my next go-to tool is Google Earth. Sometimes my plans require measurements of exact distances, times, and locations. Some locations may even be dark from geolocation services.

For the average traveler I suspect not being able to sort by price on Marriott.com is only but a minor inconvenience. I doubt many people even use the filter criteria provided. On a mobile phone where most searches are done today, users just pan through the selections.