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Old Oct 21, 2014, 12:08 pm
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Good details in this post: https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/30029755-post302.html

The Atlantis is made up of 4 towers that will participate for redemption stays. They are as follows:

Atlantis, Beach Tower - Do not participate in Marriott reward booking(?) (old Category 7)
Atlantis, Coral Towers - New Category 5 (35k) (old Category 8 (from March, 2018 https://www.marriott.com/marriott-rewards/use/category-update.mi)
Atlantis, Royal Towers - New Category 6 (50k) (old Category 8)
The Cove Atlantis - New Category 7 (60k) (old Category 9)

Apparently, you cannot redeem points for a stay at The Reef Atlantis, but you can earn points on a paid stay there.

Points are earned for room rate only. No points on incidental spend. Platinum Arrival Gift (PAG) is 500pts or food/drink amenity. $20 internet fee* is NOT waived for Gold/Plats per Marriott's T&Cs. For rooms that will have more than two people aged twelve or over, there is an "additional adult charge" per person. *For Royal, Coral, Beach Towers, internet is included as part of the daily resort fee of $50.

"For clarification purposes, the daily charge is not a resort fee. The additional charges associated with the stay currently include mandatory gratuities and a utility service fee per person per day. The amount can vary by unit type by building. These additional charges have always been in place at Atlantis."

ADDITIONAL CHARGES:

Guests of Atlantis, Harborside Resort, The Cove and The Reef Atlantis are subject to an 20% charge per night that includes taxes, the Paradise Island Tourism and Development Association levy, the Nassau Paradise Island Promotion Board levy and compensation for servicing your reservation. In addition, guests will be required to pay a mandatory gratuity and utility service fee of (i) up to $25.95 per person per day depending on unit type for Atlantis guests, (ii) up to $20.70 per person per day depending on unit type for Harborside Resort guests, and (iii) up to $65.95 per person per day depending on unit type for The Cove or The Reef Atlantis guests. If you purchase a pre-paid package these charges are already included in your package price. If you do not purchase a pre-paid package, these charges will be assessed upon check out at the property. Please be advised that all mandatory gratuities, taxes, levies and service fees are subject to change.

As of 01-Jan-2015, In addition to the previous 20% tax on room rate and purchases, there is an additional VAT of 7.5%, 12%* (as of July 1, 2018), making a total tax on room rate and purchases of 37.5%. This also applies to additional adult fees (for more than two person ages 12 and older staying in the same room), but does not apply to the mandatory gratuity and utility fees. https://thenassauguardian.com/2018/05/30/vat-hike-to-12-percent/
*If you booked prior to the VAT increase, you should be able to have the original 7.5% VAT honored. https://thenassauguardian.com/2018/06/07/hotels-and-resorts-allowed-to-honor-prior-bookings-at-7-5-vat/


Atlantis, Paradise Island, Bahamas participates in Marriott Rewards as follows:
- Points or Miles may be earned for reservations booked through www.marriott.com/atlantis or by calling 1-855-696-4732.
- Points or Miles will not be earned and Points cannot be redeemed for reservations booked through Atlantis Paradise Vacations, Atlantis.com, or AtlantisBahamas.com.
- Reward booking can be done online from Marriott website. You can also book stays with points advance (borrow points). The cancellation policy is normally 14 days in advance. Points may be redeemed for stays only by calling 1-855-696-4732. At this time, redemption stays cannot be booked online.
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Old Feb 22, 2024, 5:14 pm
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Originally Posted by FlyingFrZ
Finally made use of the Caesars Diamond free stay offer and booked 5 nights in May.

Would they be able to add my Bonvoy number to the reservation? Would it even afford me any extra benefit?

Also, does anyone have experience upgrading to a nicer tower by paying extra?
I would try getting it added by calling them. YMMV, but we were able to do that a few years ago. Some minimal, but non-zero benefits.

I do believe they offer cash upgrades to nicer rooms/towers.
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Old Feb 22, 2024, 6:06 pm
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Originally Posted by FlyingFrZ
Finally made use of the Caesars Diamond free stay offer and booked 5 nights in May.

Would they be able to add my Bonvoy number to the reservation? Would it even afford me any extra benefit?

Also, does anyone have experience upgrading to a nicer tower by paying extra?
No points, no EN credit, no 1000 titanium points as it’s a casino rate not booked through Marriott. Or so I was told.
And not only that, I only received 2x and not even 6x on my Amex Brilliant when I settled bill.

But I did get a room with a pool/ocean view.
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Old Feb 24, 2024, 11:24 am
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Called in today and they were able to add the Bonvoy number. Will report back if I receive any status benefits.

The phone rep did mention that upgrades to a different tower are not available, but I'll try again at check in. Hope the coral isn't too much of a dump
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Old Apr 4, 2024, 1:15 pm
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Hi, does anyone have experience during NYE at the hotel? Also, any thoughts on traveling with a 3 year old and a 1 year old there? Are they too young? Thanks.
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Old Apr 15, 2024, 12:04 pm
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Stayed 3 nights at the Cove for long weekend over our kids public school spring break. It’s was a last minute booking, we changed destinations due to the extended weather forecast. Kids had a blast, and the room although a bit tired had plenty of space for the four of us. Service overall at the hotel and water park is lacking but didn’t go in with a very high standard. Mostly small things, but it all kinds of adds up to a sub par rating. Wait to check-in around 4pm was 20mins, most people were not being given room keys but being told they would receive email when room is ready. Only two elevators in a bank of six working for most of the stay, typically would come back to a line of 15-20 ppl waiting. Stairs are not conveniently located near elevator bank. One day at the water park around 3pm, couldn’t find a service stand with towels. 30 min wait was being told to guests. Dinning reservations must be made 2-3 weeks in advance, very limited options for reasonable seatings for kids by the time we booked. Gym is pretty large with lots of cardio but little to no space for mat work. Free canned water at gym, nice find since none was given in room. Overall kids loved it, if you have patience for a mega resort, worth a visit. Glad to at least be getting some points out of the stay.
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