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This thread refers to the various Marriott brands within a specific geographic area. Marriott Bonvoy hotels in XX usually have posts asking which property is better, etc. Trip reports are usually better suited in the property specific threads.
Below is a list of hotels Marriott has listed for Las Vegas. Where there is a specific "Master" threads for a hotel, the name is a link to that thread:
Full Service:
The Drew Las Vegas Resort (EDITION & JW on the strip)
JW Marriott Las Vegas
Las Vegas Cosmopolitan Hotel
W Las Vegas (co-located with the SLS Tribute Las Vegas)
Las Vegas Marriott
The Westin Lake Las Vegas Resort
The Westin Las Vegas (formerly Westin Casuarina)
Las Vegas Renaissance
Limited Service:
Courtyard Las Vegas Convention Center
Courtyard Las Vegas South
Courtyard Las Vegas Summerlin
Courtyard Las Vegas Henderson/Green Valley
SpringHill Suites Las Vegas Convention Center
SpringHill Suites Las Vegas North Speedway
SpringHill Suites Las Vegas Henderson
Fairfield Inn Las Vegas Convention Center
Fairfield Inn & Suites Las Vegas South
Four Points by Sheraton Las Vegas East Flamingo
Extended Stay:
Residence Inn Las Vegas Convention Center
Residence Inn Las Vegas Hughes Center
Residence Inn Las Vegas South
Residence Inn Las Vegas Henderson/Green Valley
Residence Inn Las Vegas Airport
Residence Inn Las Vegas South/Henderson
TownePlace Suites Las Vegas City Center
TownePlace Suites Las Vegas Henderson
Element Las Vegas Summerlin
Timeshare:
Las Vegas Marriott Grand Chateau
Below is a list of hotels Marriott has listed for Las Vegas. Where there is a specific "Master" threads for a hotel, the name is a link to that thread:
Full Service:
The Drew Las Vegas Resort (EDITION & JW on the strip)
JW Marriott Las Vegas
Las Vegas Cosmopolitan Hotel
W Las Vegas (co-located with the SLS Tribute Las Vegas)
Las Vegas Marriott
The Westin Lake Las Vegas Resort
The Westin Las Vegas (formerly Westin Casuarina)
Las Vegas Renaissance
Limited Service:
Courtyard Las Vegas Convention Center
Courtyard Las Vegas South
Courtyard Las Vegas Summerlin
Courtyard Las Vegas Henderson/Green Valley
SpringHill Suites Las Vegas Convention Center
SpringHill Suites Las Vegas North Speedway
SpringHill Suites Las Vegas Henderson
Fairfield Inn Las Vegas Convention Center
Fairfield Inn & Suites Las Vegas South
Four Points by Sheraton Las Vegas East Flamingo
Extended Stay:
Residence Inn Las Vegas Convention Center
Residence Inn Las Vegas Hughes Center
Residence Inn Las Vegas South
Residence Inn Las Vegas Henderson/Green Valley
Residence Inn Las Vegas Airport
Residence Inn Las Vegas South/Henderson
TownePlace Suites Las Vegas City Center
TownePlace Suites Las Vegas Henderson
Element Las Vegas Summerlin
Timeshare:
Las Vegas Marriott Grand Chateau
Marriott Bonvoy hotels in Las Vegas, NV
#151
Join Date: May 2005
Location: Houston, TX
Programs: UA Lifetime 1K, Bonvoy Lifetime Titanium, HH Diamond, Delta Base, AA Base
Posts: 514
Originally Posted by scottmlew
How are you defining "suite"? Every time I've stayed there (maybe 7 or 8) I've gotten one without even asking. Unless you're talking about something bigger/nicer -- my rooms have had a living room area with a half bath off of it, and then a bedroom as a completely separate room, with a very nice, gigantic bathroom. 2 plasma TVs too (one in LR and one in BR).
Of course, it could be the massive distinction between being a mere Plat and a truly elite Plat Premiere
Of course, it could be the massive distinction between being a mere Plat and a truly elite Plat Premiere
#152
Join Date: Mar 2005
Programs: UA 1K and PP, AA PPro (3MM, former CK), Marriott Ambassador and LTT, Uber One
Posts: 1,348
Originally Posted by bkramt1
Based on my experience, that's the distinction. I stayed once as a Plat with no suite, once as a Plat Premier with a suite.
#153
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: DEN
Programs: UA Gold 1MM, Hyatt Plat, SPG Plat
Posts: 332
Originally Posted by jadedinsider
They did offer free internet in room which was nice, but check as this might have changed. I finally moved here and have not stayed there in 6 months.
#154
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: SFOSJCOAK
Programs: AA-EXP & 1MM+, AS, MR-LTT, HH Gold
Posts: 7,581
About the Las Vegas Ren
Here is a thread about the ren
http://flyertalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=340340
http://flyertalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=340340
#155
Join Date: Dec 2002
Location:
Programs: Hhonors, Marriott, UA mileage Plus, Continental One Pass
Posts: 234
Originally Posted by jadedinsider
The Residence Inn Hughes Center "IS NOT" close to the monorail so be careful which one you are considering! It is one of those rare high rise versions. It is however a reasonable walk to the "heart" of the strip at Flamingo and Las Vegas Blvd for this time of year. Both are nice but Residence only gives 5 points per dollar spent. Renaissance beds are superior and the bathrooms are great! The lounge is nice but food is poor, now that I am spoiled by international property lounges.
Also, another option if you are w/o a car other than walking or taking a taxi is to take the local bus. For $5 you can get a 24-hour pass with unlimited rides.
#156
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: California
Programs: AAA - Life EP, United - 1K, AWA-CHRMN, MW Plat Prem, SW-Gold, Hilton-Diam, Hertz-Pres Circle
Posts: 15
P vs PP does matter
I have to agree .... I have stayed at the Las Vegas Ren 5 or 6 times as a Platinum Premier and have been given a suite each time. In fact, on my birthday (over new years to boot), all 3 rooms that I had reserved were upgraded.
The JW is awesome, if you don't mind the drive/commute in. We stayed there just a few weeks ago for my daughter's soccer tournie. The games were all out in Summerlin and will the crew, we didn't really need to be on the strip. I was upgraded to the 2 bedroom suite .... really impressed the kids Great pool too.
The JW is awesome, if you don't mind the drive/commute in. We stayed there just a few weeks ago for my daughter's soccer tournie. The games were all out in Summerlin and will the crew, we didn't really need to be on the strip. I was upgraded to the 2 bedroom suite .... really impressed the kids Great pool too.
#157
Join Date: Oct 2006
Posts: 7
JW Marriot Vegas or Marriot Suites Vegas?
Using my points to take my wife on a vacation to Vegas. Have booked both the Marriot Suites and JW Marriot resort on points until I can decide which one to stay in. Can anyone give positive/negatives on one or the other.
Also, first time using points for a room. Do they upgrade Platinum members when we use points for a room?
Also, first time using points for a room. Do they upgrade Platinum members when we use points for a room?
#158
Join Date: Aug 2000
Location: Denver, CO
Programs: UA Silver, Marriott Lifetime Titanium, Hilton Diamond
Posts: 421
Welcome to FT....I see you're new so I'll warn you that you will soon be blasted to use the search feature. Problem is, it never seems to work for more than one word searches anyway.
I can't speak for the JW, but I've stayed at the Suites hotel. It's about 3 blocks off of the strip, near the convention center and close to the monorail (that takes you to the south side of the strip). There are no real upgrades in this hotel as all the rooms are the same - when I stayed as a gold (paid reserveration using a heavily discounted rate - ENTertainment I believe, but need the card) I got top floor, corner room. Thought it was an upgrade until I asked. I still didn't complain as I think it's a very nice facility. No concierge lounge, but free breakfast every morning - either buffet or from the menu.
I would hope that the JW is nicer only cause they're supposed to be...but I know nothing about it. There's also a Rennassaince near the monoral station (as well as a Courtyard and a Residence Inn) all within a stones throw of the Marriott Suites.
Hope this helps!
-Mike
I can't speak for the JW, but I've stayed at the Suites hotel. It's about 3 blocks off of the strip, near the convention center and close to the monorail (that takes you to the south side of the strip). There are no real upgrades in this hotel as all the rooms are the same - when I stayed as a gold (paid reserveration using a heavily discounted rate - ENTertainment I believe, but need the card) I got top floor, corner room. Thought it was an upgrade until I asked. I still didn't complain as I think it's a very nice facility. No concierge lounge, but free breakfast every morning - either buffet or from the menu.
I would hope that the JW is nicer only cause they're supposed to be...but I know nothing about it. There's also a Rennassaince near the monoral station (as well as a Courtyard and a Residence Inn) all within a stones throw of the Marriott Suites.
Hope this helps!
-Mike
#159
Join Date: Apr 2005
Programs: Hyatt Diamond; United 1P; Marriott Silver; Hilton-Silver
Posts: 99
Originally Posted by jeffh
Using my points to take my wife on a vacation to Vegas. Have booked both the Marriot Suites and JW Marriot resort on points until I can decide which one to stay in. Can anyone give positive/negatives on one or the other.
Also, first time using points for a room. Do they upgrade Platinum members when we use points for a room?
Also, first time using points for a room. Do they upgrade Platinum members when we use points for a room?
#160
Join Date: Apr 2005
Programs: Hyatt Diamond; United 1P; Marriott Silver; Hilton-Silver
Posts: 99
Originally Posted by canadianidol
I'll be using points to stay in Las Vegas. Which hotel is best and relatively close to the strip? I notice Courtyard Las Vegas Convention Center and the Residence Inn Las Vegas Hughes Center both have pointsaver during the time I want to visit. Which 2 of these is a better option?
#161
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Redondo Beach, CA USA
Programs: UA 1KMM, Bonvoy LTE+A, HH D, Nat'l EE, Hertz Plat, Avis PC
Posts: 3,713
I've stayed at both. The Suites is a "standard" Marriott Suites--once you enter the lobby you might as well be in Topeka as Vegas. But the location isn't bad, they offer free breakfast for plats, and the staff was friendly.
The JW is an amazing place. It's one of the nicest Marriott properties I've stayed at, and they offer very generous room upgrades. The on-site restaurants are run by Gustav Mauler and are excellent. The downside is that you're a decent drive away from all the tourist stuff, but I actually saw that as a plus. You can go to the strip for gambling, shows, or whatever but then at the end of the day you've got a wonderful oasis to retreat to.
The JW is an amazing place. It's one of the nicest Marriott properties I've stayed at, and they offer very generous room upgrades. The on-site restaurants are run by Gustav Mauler and are excellent. The downside is that you're a decent drive away from all the tourist stuff, but I actually saw that as a plus. You can go to the strip for gambling, shows, or whatever but then at the end of the day you've got a wonderful oasis to retreat to.
#162
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: ILM
Programs: Bonvoy TE(LT), DL DM(Retired) 1MM, AA EXP
Posts: 143
Have stayed at and liked them very much. Though the two proterties meet different needs and both are very different than The Strip's hotels. But that is a good thing for me as my tolerance for the Vegas 'scene' is pretty low as a few hours is all I can take of Casino fare.
The Suites is a business Oasis just across from the convention center. If work is why you are in Vegas stay here, and you want insulation (not everyone does ) from the Casinos, tourists, etc. there is no better place to stay. But the strip is still just a couple of blocks away an easy walk or there is also close access to the people mover.
The JW is a true resort and removed from the city entirely. I would only stay here on a personal vacation that did not include plans for alot of time on The Strip. Other than that I can't add much to the previous posts, other than to echo it is one of the best Marriott propteries I have visited.
The Suites is a business Oasis just across from the convention center. If work is why you are in Vegas stay here, and you want insulation (not everyone does ) from the Casinos, tourists, etc. there is no better place to stay. But the strip is still just a couple of blocks away an easy walk or there is also close access to the people mover.
The JW is a true resort and removed from the city entirely. I would only stay here on a personal vacation that did not include plans for alot of time on The Strip. Other than that I can't add much to the previous posts, other than to echo it is one of the best Marriott propteries I have visited.
#163
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: DCA / WAS
Programs: DL 2+ million/PM, YX, Marriott Plt, *wood gold, HHonors, CO Plt, UA, AA EXP, WN, AGR
Posts: 9,388
Agree with the comments on the Suites. When I used to go to a couple of conventions a year in Vegas, I'd always book ahead for either the Suites or a nearby RI. Quite a relief from the rest of the town.
#164
Join Date: Mar 2006
Posts: 83
Originally Posted by jeffh
Using my points to take my wife on a vacation to Vegas. Have booked both the Marriot Suites and JW Marriot resort on points until I can decide which one to stay in. Can anyone give positive/negatives on one or the other.
Also, first time using points for a room. Do they upgrade Platinum members when we use points for a room?
Also, first time using points for a room. Do they upgrade Platinum members when we use points for a room?
#165
Join Date: Mar 2006
Posts: 83
Originally Posted by wulicny
No question about it. You want the Rennaissance next to the convention center. Staff is great, lounge is decent (and open on weekends). The hotel is clean and modern. The pool is small, but rarely crowded. That is where I usually stay when I travel to Vegas on business, baby! ^