Their pages are still active at Marriott.com. Usually, when a hotel leaves, the pages vanish immediately.

https://www.marriott.com/en-us/hotel...sort/overview/
https://www.marriott.com/en-us/hotel...aido/overview/

Google searches show both hotels seem to be closed at the moment.

Maybe the brand transition hasn't happened yet?

Closed on April 3rd. Supposed to reopen transitioned at the end of this year for the new ski season.

https://www.kiroro.co.jp/news/2022-kirororesort/

And the pages for the individual hotels have vanished in the 24 hours since I posted the links above. Definitely gone. :)

Four Seasons Dallas-Las Colinas Resort to Rebrand as Ritz-Carlton (January 2023)
 

Looks like the current Four Seasons Dallas-Las Colinas Resort 4S Homepage will become a Ritz Carlton as of January 1, 2023. It was previously announced that the hotel would no longer be a Four Seasons after the new year (presumably to make room for the new Four Seasons opening up near downtown), but reports now coming out the new owners have picked Ritz-Carlton for the new flag. Solid resort that I've visited a number of times, so it will be nice to finally earn some points there. It also sounds like the owners are planning some significant upgrades. I've always wondered why the current owners and Four Seasons didn't invest more in this property. It's the only 5-star resort property in Texas and has been able to charge absurdly high prices for as long as I can remember. I imagine a nice renovation will push those rates even higher.

the-four-seasons-resort-club-at-dallas-in-las-colinas-will-soon-become-a-ritz-carlton-and-a-new-celebrity-chef-italian-steakhouse-and-burger-bar-are-in-the-plans

I found a Marriott-branded document detailing openings planned over the course of 2022, and will share some key ones from their luxury and premium brands below:

• St. Regis
  • The St. Regis Kanai Resort, Riviera Maya / Q4
  • The St. Regis Marsa Arabia Island, The Pearl Qatar / Q2
  • The St. Regis Riyadh / Q3
  • The St. Regis Belgrade / Q3
  • The St. Regis Chicago / Q3
• The Ritz-Carlton
  • The Ritz-Carlton Melbourne / Q2
  • The Ritz-Carlton Baku / Q2
  • The Ritz-Carlton Amman / Q2
  • The Ritz-Carlton Rabat, Dar Es Salam / Q2
  • The Ritz-Carlton Paradise Valley / Q4
  • The Ritz-Carlton New York, NoMad / Q2
• W
  • W Sydney / Q4 2022
  • W Macao Studio City / Q4
  • W Costa Navarino / Q2
  • W Algarve / Q2
  • W Dubai - Mina Seyahi / Q2
  • W Toronto / Q1 [delayed]
• EDITION
  • The Tokyo EDITION, Ginza / Q2
  • The Riviera Maya EDITION / Q4
  • The Rome EDITION / Q2
  • The Doha EDITION / Q4
  • The Jeddah EDITION / Q3
  • The Tampa EDITION / Q2
• The Luxury Collection
  • ITC Namrada, Ahmedabad / Q3
  • The Dharmawangsa, Jakarta / Q3
  • The Ocean Club, Costa Norte / Q1
  • Paragraph Freedom Square, Tbilisi / Q4
  • Cosme, Paros / Q2
• Le Méridien
  • Le Méridien Hualien Resort / Q1 [delayed]
  • Le Méridien Shenzhen, Bao'an / Q4
  • Le Méridien Amritsar / Q3
  • Le Méridien Petaling Jaya / Q1 [never heard of this one, can't find any trace of it online]
  • Le Méridien Seoul, Myeongdong / Q4
  • Le Méridien Casablanca, Aïn Sebaâ / Q4
  • Le Méridien City Center Doha / Q2
  • Le Royal Méridien Doha / Q1
  • Le Méridien New York, Midtown South / Q2
  • Le Méridien Salt Lake City Downtown / Q3

Good stuff.

khabah

When did this property open?

I'm staying for one night in June on an award booking and I can't seem to find any reviews or digital footprint at all beyond the official website; no photos on tripadvisor, etc. Also, can anyone tell me what category it's listed at?

Si Yu'us Ma'ase, Sheraton Laguna Guam
 

Thank you and farewell, Sheraton Laguna Guam (now RIGHA Royal Guam). :(

https:/www.flyertalk.com/forum/marriott-marriott-bonvoy/709014-sheraton-laguna-guam-master-thread.html#post33969541 (Post # 33)

I hardly knew you, and was looking forward to getting better acquainted! :o

Courtyard by Marriott Moscow Paveletskaya seems to be gone

UPD: Confirmed to be rebranded to Cosmos Hotels

It opened on Monday, April 18, 2022. Dynamic redemption, so no more categories. Don't think twice about staying here. Staff is top grade.

Does anyone have any more information on the Le Meridien in Hualien, Taiwan?

https://www.marriott.com/en-us/hotel...sort/overview/

Originally scheduled for 2018, delayed until 2020, then pushed back because of Covid, we are now looking at a July 2022 opening.

JW Marriott Munich seems to be coming in 2023, on the location formerly occupied by the Hotel Königshof on Karlsplatz.

khabah

JW Marriott Tokyo announced for spring 2025, opening in a mixed-use development between the 22nd and 30th floors of a new tower between Shinagawa and Tamachi stations.

Frankly, I'm bored of these JWs - talk about a brand that's lost and doesn't stand for anything other than carrying the founder's name. Supposedly luxury, trying to be super premium but isn't, redid its logo innumerable times in the last ten years and is now trying a wellness slant à la Westin - oy. What a mess. I'd much rather see a W Tokyo or Le Méridien Tokyo than another Marriott+.

khabah

Let's agree to disagree about this statement. I highly prefer a "boring", contemporary luxury JW to a pseudo-hip, botched and cheaply built W hotel that often attracts a crowd I honestly don't enjoy socializing with. Once you stayed at your first W, you've seen them all, along with all their flaws. I agree that some JWs (mostly in North America) are physically older properties, but usually they are well looked after and still enjoyable. Asia and the Middle East on the other hand have some phenomenal JW's. I recently had the pleasure of staying back to back at the JW Marquis Dubai and the W Palm Dubai as well as back to back at the JW Chicago and the W Chicago. I wasn't blown away by either of those W nor some others that I visited (Barcelona, Abu Dhabi and Scottsdale come to mind). In short, get me two more JW options for every new W

In other news, the College Hotel Amsterdam will join Autograph Collection in June.
- https://www.thecollegehotel.com/
- https://www.marriott.com/hotels/trav...ph-collection/

It also looks like the Sheraton Munich Arabellapark Hotel will be downgraded to the Four Points by Sheraton brand.
- https://www.marriott.com/hotels/trav...-arabellapark/

Looking forward to this new build, currently scheduled to be completed at the end of 2023. Not huge, at 108 rooms, but it will feature a rooftop bar. A Spanish architectural firm is doing the design.
https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...ebc908ae6a.jpg

Yep, a poster gave word about that a while back, but there was no date at the time:

Looks like the date is now June.