Originally Posted by
Admiral Ackbar
Marriott lounges are as dreadful as Hilton, in North American hotels at least. The only hotels that have the type of lounge you mention (sans caviar) for sure are Intercontinental (you can choose Club access after staying 40 nights) and Fairmont Gold for which you need to get a room on a Gold floor.
Outside of NA the quality narrows greatly and you have some very nice lounges across all chains.
I am sure the Ritz-Carltons, Waldorfs et al have very nice lounges as well but they are outside my price point.
There is a Waldorf in Las Vegas that I would hope to have a lounge overlooking the lights of the strip but Hilton shows no lounges in the entire state of NV also.
I have access to a lounge at a Ritiz Carolton but its like done by a 3rd party company that like rents out the space from the Ritz I think. There is no way in using any bonvoy status to get in. This lounge does have all sorts of stuff. Probably the hotel guest have no idea that this lounge even exist. There are no signs on the door, just a key access slot.
I hope the executive lounges make a comeback [removed off topic and racist Covid characterization]
Originally Posted by
flurian
I am at the Hilton Dadeland right now.
Executive lounge is open and serves coffee, Nestle Pure Life bottled water, Lays ready salted crisps and Kelloggs Nutri Grain bars
If you are at an executive lounge in Dadeland, then this prooves the point that the executive lounge filter on the Hilton website is not working correctly as it said there are 0 executive lounges in the state of Florida.
Last time I checked, Dadeland is in Florida correct? Unless you are joking and just describing some free breakfast buffet or something?
Please let me know.
Thanks.