Is the lounge still closed for renovations?
I know that it was supposed to be closed through late June, but I see on Tripadvisor that it was still closed in early July. Does anyone know if it is still closed and/or when they now expect it to re-open? I have a stay coming up in early August and would probably switch to ensure lounge access.
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Originally Posted by lexdevil
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I know that it was supposed to be closed through late June, but I see on Tripadvisor that it was still closed in early July. Does anyone know if it is still closed and/or when they now expect it to re-open? I have a stay coming up in early August and would probably switch to ensure lounge access.
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Originally Posted by SkiAdcock
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I just called Grosvenor House. The exec lounge re-opened yesterday. I'll adjust the wiki & exec lounge sticky.
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Inadvertent re-post.
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New JW Grosvenor Concierge Lounge
We arrived here on Wednesday, which is the first day the new lounge opened and, wow. It is now on the ground floor just to the right of the elevators. It is many times larger than the old one, I have no idea how they found that much space. The decor is very modern, open from 6 AM to midnight, tons of great food for breakfast, supper, desserts, and wine and beer starting at 7:00pm.
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Originally Posted by cmcc
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We arrived here on Wednesday, which is the first day the new lounge opened and, wow. It is now on the ground floor just to the right of the elevators. It is many times larger than the old one, I have no idea how they found that much space. The decor is very modern, open from 6 AM to midnight, tons of great food for breakfast, supper, desserts, and wine and beer
Here's what it says on the website: Open: Sun-Sat, Open: 6am-12am Complimentary food: - Continental breakfast - afternoon tea - hors d'oeuvres - dessert Complimentary non-alcoholic beverages Business services, for a fee Complimentary wine and sparkling wine Complimentary WIFI Access is included for up to two people per room Cheers. |
The sparkling wine was French Champagne in March.
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Originally Posted by SkiAdcock
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Here's what it says on the website:
Access is included for up to two people per room Cheers. 1. Is it enforced? How is it enforced? 2. Is is two people at a time, or the same two people each time? In other words, can my son go have breakfast in the lounge after his father leaves the lounge? Are they controlling the number of people eating/drinking, or are they controlling the number of people physically present in the lounge at a given time? 3. Are children people? I'm not joking. They are generally not people when it comes to charges for extra people in rooms. 4. Can I pay something (points or cash) to get a third person into the lounge? If using the lounge at the Grosvenor House means I have to choose between my husband and son, I think I'll switch my stay to the Park Lane. |
Originally Posted by lexdevil
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1. Is it enforced? How is it enforced?
2. Is is two people at a time, or the same two people each time? In other words, can my son go have breakfast in the lounge after his father leaves the lounge? Are they controlling the number of people eating/drinking, or are they controlling the number of people physically present in the lounge at a given time? 3. Are children people? I'm not joking. They are generally not people when it comes to charges for extra people in rooms. 4. Can I pay something (points or cash) to get a third person into the lounge? If using the lounge at the Grosvenor House means I have to choose between my husband and son, I think I'll switch my stay to the Park Lane.
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Originally Posted by dayone
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From my experiences at GH:
I can, apparently, purchase access for my son at £35 per day, but that seems a bit ridiculous. $60 per day for a Continental breakfast and some soda pop is just not worth it. At the same time, requiring me to choose between forgoing my lounge benefit or exiling my son or husband (or paying $60 for some toast, fruit, and soda pop so we can have breakfast together) is really inhospitable. Given that I spend over $30k per year at Marriotts, I think it's fair that I be cut some slack on this. I don't want to sound like some DYKWIA a**hole, but I believe that I'm worth a bit more to Marriott than a United frequent flyer comped Gold or someone on a Platinum challenge. I go pretty far out of my way to be loyal to Marriott, only staying elsewhere when there is no other option. Letting our son eat breakfast with his parents is fair and a good business decision. |
Well given we don't have any reports that the lounge attendants are strictly enforcing the 2, it might be a bit premature to get in a huff about it ;)
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Is Liquor Free still in the Lounge?
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It's clear that the OP and I are on different sides on this issue.
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Originally Posted by SkiAdcock
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Well given we don't have any reports that the lounge attendants are strictly enforcing the 2, it might be a bit premature to get in a huff about it ;)
Cheers. I'll totally cop to being defensive about this. I just didn't like the (admittedly indirect) accusation that I "abuse" amenities. |
The old lounge had a bathroom and a place to shower. Does the new lounge have this? Also, do they have computers in the lounge for guests to use?
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