Feb 9, 2018, 8:26 pm
Last edit by: hhoope01
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
Jan 16, 2020, 5:57 am
#541
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Newer and renovated Springhills have furniture from a name-brand vendor (which escapes me right at the moment, but someone else will know). Rather than a traditional sofabed they have a rather unique wood sofa that comes with a trundle bed under it. It is essentially a box on wheels with a mattress in it that pulls out from the bottom. Although quite comfortable compared to a typical foldable sofabed mattress, they are not for taller people since it is only the length that will fit under the sofa - I'm thinking around 5 feet. The best use would be for a child or some other shorter person that does not mind essentially sleeping on the floor.
Jan 31, 2020, 5:08 pm
#542
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Location: New York City
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Newer and renovated Springhills have furniture from a name-brand vendor (which escapes me right at the moment, but someone else will know). Rather than a traditional sofabed they have a rather unique wood sofa that comes with a trundle bed under it. It is essentially a box on wheels with a mattress in it that pulls out from the bottom. Although quite comfortable compared to a typical foldable sofabed mattress, they are not for taller people since it is only the length that will fit under the sofa - I'm thinking around 5 feet. The best use would be for a child or some other shorter person that does not mind essentially sleeping on the floor.
Jan 31, 2020, 5:34 pm
#543
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Feb 23, 2020, 6:39 pm
#544
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Just had a stay at the RI Las Vegas Airport.
Didn't take any pictures but would recommend again in a heartbeat (likely to become my go-to in LV). It's very close to the airport (around the corner from the Rental Car) but the rooms are well made and I didn't notice any airport / airplane noise at all throughout my stay. Rooms are all new and the gym was pretty nice for an RI (ground floor, spacious, looked out to the pool so lots of natural light).
Parking is free and there was ample parking. Easy to get to the highways to get down to the strip (if that's where you are headed). It's about 1 mile to the Town Square which has a Whole Foods among other things.
Didn't take any pictures but would recommend again in a heartbeat (likely to become my go-to in LV). It's very close to the airport (around the corner from the Rental Car) but the rooms are well made and I didn't notice any airport / airplane noise at all throughout my stay. Rooms are all new and the gym was pretty nice for an RI (ground floor, spacious, looked out to the pool so lots of natural light).
Parking is free and there was ample parking. Easy to get to the highways to get down to the strip (if that's where you are headed). It's about 1 mile to the Town Square which has a Whole Foods among other things.
Feb 23, 2020, 8:46 pm
#545
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Just had a stay at the RI Las Vegas Airport.
Didn't take any pictures but would recommend again in a heartbeat (likely to become my go-to in LV). It's very close to the airport (around the corner from the Rental Car) but the rooms are well made and I didn't notice any airport / airplane noise at all throughout my stay. Rooms are all new and the gym was pretty nice for an RI (ground floor, spacious, looked out to the pool so lots of natural light).
Parking is free and there was ample parking. Easy to get to the highways to get down to the strip (if that's where you are headed). It's about 1 mile to the Town Square which has a Whole Foods among other things.
Didn't take any pictures but would recommend again in a heartbeat (likely to become my go-to in LV). It's very close to the airport (around the corner from the Rental Car) but the rooms are well made and I didn't notice any airport / airplane noise at all throughout my stay. Rooms are all new and the gym was pretty nice for an RI (ground floor, spacious, looked out to the pool so lots of natural light).
Parking is free and there was ample parking. Easy to get to the highways to get down to the strip (if that's where you are headed). It's about 1 mile to the Town Square which has a Whole Foods among other things.
I have a few shots from when I stayed there back in mid-November 2019 for one night.
Can post if folks are interested.
David
p.s. Property, as Duke787 notes, is in very good shape and appears to be new. Confirmed both with managers at Front Desk and on its web pages that the property was built in 2016 so it is holding up well for its age and usage.
p.p.s. And, there's an interesting story as to why I stayed here which I can add as well...
Aug 23, 2021, 10:40 am
#546
Join Date: Mar 2019
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Last year I was told that they do not waive the parking fee for any guests (I am Marriott Platinum). I decided to stay elsewhere as there is no excuse for the parking fee. These properties are in a completely suburban environment surrounded by strip malls and residential areas. Feels like a greedy money grab.
Aug 23, 2021, 11:03 am
#547
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Pittsburgh Pennsylvania
Programs: Marriott Platinum, Starwood Platinum
Posts: 373
Hmm. You mean this place?
I have a few shots from when I stayed there back in mid-November 2019 for one night.
Can post if folks are interested.
David
p.s. Property, as Duke787 notes, is in very good shape and appears to be new. Confirmed both with managers at Front Desk and on its web pages that the property was built in 2016 so it is holding up well for its age and usage.
p.p.s. And, there's an interesting story as to why I stayed here which I can add as well...
I have a few shots from when I stayed there back in mid-November 2019 for one night.
Can post if folks are interested.
David
p.s. Property, as Duke787 notes, is in very good shape and appears to be new. Confirmed both with managers at Front Desk and on its web pages that the property was built in 2016 so it is holding up well for its age and usage.
p.p.s. And, there's an interesting story as to why I stayed here which I can add as well...
Aug 23, 2021, 12:55 pm
#548
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It's fairly new and I would have loved to stay there. However there is 1 reason why I won't. They have motion sensors in every room and the air shuts off it it doesn't detect movement. I asked about it and spoke to the GM. Unfortunately he told me there is no way to disable it. So I do not want to be in my room asleep and the air shuts off and I wake up super hot. No thank you. It's a shame because otherwise it looks like a solid choice.
David
Jan 13, 2022, 2:11 pm
#549
Join Date: Jun 2021
Posts: 33
Las Vegas Hotels Eligible for Suite Night Upgrades?
Hi all,
I've been researching some hotels and trying to identify which hotels have possibility of a suite night upgrade, for 4-6 folks per room. I called a rep, but they weren't helpful. Issue that I'm seeing is that some of the hotel rooms on the Marriott website look to classified as 'villas'Tor 'lofts', and are likely outside the parameters of what is a 'suite'. Ihe phone rep mentioned I could "add a comment and request suite night be applied towards an upgrade", which I've never heard of.
I'm hoping some of you can share your success stories with recent suite night upgrades in Vegas, ideally for the ones near the strip.
I've been researching some hotels and trying to identify which hotels have possibility of a suite night upgrade, for 4-6 folks per room. I called a rep, but they weren't helpful. Issue that I'm seeing is that some of the hotel rooms on the Marriott website look to classified as 'villas'Tor 'lofts', and are likely outside the parameters of what is a 'suite'. Ihe phone rep mentioned I could "add a comment and request suite night be applied towards an upgrade", which I've never heard of.
I'm hoping some of you can share your success stories with recent suite night upgrades in Vegas, ideally for the ones near the strip.
Jan 13, 2022, 3:54 pm
#550
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There's no exception in the rules for Las Vegas, but I would expect casino hotels to prefer to use their suites as comp upgrades for high rollers. It's possible that the hotel somehow blocks suites in advance for this purpose.
Jan 13, 2022, 6:07 pm
#551
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Just pay for a 2BR or 3BR at the Grand Chateau versus relying on an upgrade. Larger suites at the Cosmo will be $$$ so unless the entire group is willing to splurge and share costs, Grand Chateau will be the best Marriott option.
Your best chance at an upgrade with a SNA or status is going to be some Marriott or Renaissance and it might only sleep two people comfortably as the suites there probably only have one King bed.
Your best chance at an upgrade with a SNA or status is going to be some Marriott or Renaissance and it might only sleep two people comfortably as the suites there probably only have one King bed.
Jan 13, 2022, 9:54 pm
#552
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For four people, there might be a 2Q room that could upgrade to a suite, either with a 2Q bedroom or a 1K bedroom with a Q sleeper sofa in the parlor.
If you have more than four people, you're basically asking that two rooms be upgraded to a specialty suite.
Vegas is unique, but most hotel suites won't accommodate more than four adults.
If you have more than four people, you're basically asking that two rooms be upgraded to a specialty suite.
Vegas is unique, but most hotel suites won't accommodate more than four adults.
Jan 22, 2022, 5:34 pm
#553
Join Date: Aug 2011
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Just pay for a 2BR or 3BR at the Grand Chateau versus relying on an upgrade. Larger suites at the Cosmo will be $$$ so unless the entire group is willing to splurge and share costs, Grand Chateau will be the best Marriott option.
Your best chance at an upgrade with a SNA or status is going to be some Marriott or Renaissance and it might only sleep two people comfortably as the suites there probably only have one King bed.
Your best chance at an upgrade with a SNA or status is going to be some Marriott or Renaissance and it might only sleep two people comfortably as the suites there probably only have one King bed.
Jan 27, 2022, 8:29 am
#554
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Cat 4 Options in LV
I'm looking at either the Courtyard Las Vegas Convention Centre or SpringHill Suites Las Vegas Convention Centre. Any info to help me make my mind up would be most useful. I'm Lifetime Titanium in that makes any difference (I doubt it).
Any other suggestions are also welcome.
TIA
Any other suggestions are also welcome.
TIA
Jan 27, 2022, 11:10 am
#555
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I'm looking at either the Courtyard Las Vegas Convention Centre or SpringHill Suites Las Vegas Convention Centre. Any info to help me make my mind up would be most useful. I'm Lifetime Titanium in that makes any difference (I doubt it).
Any other suggestions are also welcome.
TIA
Any other suggestions are also welcome.
TIA
The Courtyard is closer to the Convention Center itself, as well as the Monorail station, if you are planning to use that to get to the strip.
I haven't stayed at either one, but familiar with the area from past events. (I stayed at the Renaissance).
Siegel's Bagelmania, just a short walk down Convention Center Drive, was a good spot for quick bite at good prices, both breakfast and lunch.
Springhill will have complimentary breakfast, if that is important.
I stayed at the Residence Inn Hughes Avenue for a couple nights as well. I think it was Cat 4, though I can't seem to find that on the new website design now
It was an OK option for redemption. 15 minute walk to the strip, easy in temperate weather. Not great in heat.