Originally Posted by jimrpa

thanks for taking away the Wicked Spoon line access 🙄 Actually, thanks for showing how little Marriott thinks of titaniums in general 🙄


Marriott has made it quite clear that they view Titaniums on the same level as ambergris - something they can make a ton of money off of, but are loathe to touch or associate with 🙄


I did a 5 night stay there in December. The room physical furnishings were ok - nothing spectacular. On a par with a mid-level FS Marriott. Room amenities were non-existent (for example, no water, other than the $32/bottle Fiji water - the check-in clerk tipped me off on that one). Check-in process was very long and laborious. The front desk clerks were always mobbed. The hotel is badly designed with twisty hallways through public spaces, creating bottlenecks.
If a hotel is going to bill it self as “luxury”, table stakes are:
- twice a day room servicing
- small touches like bottled water and turndown amenities (chocolate or whatever)
- not having to wait for 20-30 minutes to interact with staff - this should be pretty much instant (less than 5 minutes).
So yeah, I’d rate the place (from a hotel perspective) as a courtyard attached to a bunch of overpriced restaurants.


No. All MGM properties have carve-outs so they don’t have to extend any brand benefits.