JW Marriott Macau & Ritz Carlton [Master Thread]
Feb 5, 19, 9:29 pm
#47
Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: LAX
Programs: Marriott, Hilton
Posts: 299
Just had my first stay at Ritz Carlton Macau and i definitely want to return. I think the food in the lounge was great and I enjoyed the a la carte service. My only complaint about the lounge is that it is not accessible 24 hours like at RC Hong Kong.
Rooms on 52 are scheduled to open later this month. Should be a total of 9 rooms/suites on this floor.
Rooms on 52 are scheduled to open later this month. Should be a total of 9 rooms/suites on this floor.
Feb 14, 19, 5:24 am
#48
Join Date: Mar 2013
Location: Hong Kong
Programs: Marriott Platinum, United Silver
Posts: 88
Has anyone tried all 4 Marriott properties (JW, RC, St. Regis, Sheraton)? I'm looking to make my first visit to Macau and they all happen to be the same price so is there a clear cut winner for a Plat family with an 11yo (who is very mature and well behaved)?
Edit: Prices are grossly different and apparently I discovered a bug on their website. But, I'll let the question stand.
Edit: Prices are grossly different and apparently I discovered a bug on their website. But, I'll let the question stand.
Mar 13, 19, 7:00 am
#49
Join Date: Aug 2000
Location: OKC
Programs: DL DM/2.5MM, Global Entry, Titanium_Marriott, GHertz
Posts: 6,302
Post deleted as I missed this thread comparing the Sheraton to the JW Marriott: Sheraton Macao Hotel, Cotai Central, Macau [Master Thread]
Last edited by Xeno; Mar 13, 19 at 8:44 am
May 9, 19, 7:50 am
#50
Join Date: Aug 2016
Location: SF Bay Area
Posts: 584
Just had a 2 night award stay at the Ritz Carlton Macau.
Very impressed with the hard product. All rooms are suites and the service by housekeeping is amazing.
Checked out the JW Marriott lobby next door as well and it was nice, but too many people everywhere at all times.
Blows all the Ritz Carltons I’ve stayed in in the US out of the water, but admittedly I haven’t stayed at many.
Very impressed with the hard product. All rooms are suites and the service by housekeeping is amazing.
Checked out the JW Marriott lobby next door as well and it was nice, but too many people everywhere at all times.
Blows all the Ritz Carltons I’ve stayed in in the US out of the water, but admittedly I haven’t stayed at many.
May 29, 19, 8:08 pm
#52
Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: LAX
Programs: Marriott, Hilton
Posts: 299
Originally Posted by zzap
Anyone stayed at the RC as a Plat on points? What's the cash price to get access to the club lounge? How much for breakfast?
Thanks.
Thanks.
Jun 1, 19, 6:12 pm
#54
Join Date: Aug 2000
Location: OKC
Programs: DL DM/2.5MM, Global Entry, Titanium_Marriott, GHertz
Posts: 6,302
I have a points reservation at the Sheraton Grand Macao Hotel, Cotai Central, for later this month. However, I just noticed that although the paid price difference is significant the points cost is not much of a difference for the Ritz Carlton Macau.
This is for a Ritz Carlton Macau premiere suite that apparently does not include lounge access if I correctly understand the room description. I would prefer a less crowded hotel than the Sheraton, but is there some drawback to the Ritz Carlton Macau that I should consider?
This is for a Ritz Carlton Macau premiere suite that apparently does not include lounge access if I correctly understand the room description. I would prefer a less crowded hotel than the Sheraton, but is there some drawback to the Ritz Carlton Macau that I should consider?
Jun 27, 19, 6:59 pm
#55
Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: LAX
Programs: Marriott, Hilton
Posts: 299
Originally Posted by Xeno
I have a points reservation at the Sheraton Grand Macao Hotel, Cotai Central, for later this month. However, I just noticed that although the paid price difference is significant the points cost is not much of a difference for the Ritz Carlton Macau.
This is for a Ritz Carlton Macau premiere suite that apparently does not include lounge access if I correctly understand the room description. I would prefer a less crowded hotel than the Sheraton, but is there some drawback to the Ritz Carlton Macau that I should consider?
This is for a Ritz Carlton Macau premiere suite that apparently does not include lounge access if I correctly understand the room description. I would prefer a less crowded hotel than the Sheraton, but is there some drawback to the Ritz Carlton Macau that I should consider?
Jun 28, 19, 4:16 am
#56
Join Date: Aug 2000
Location: OKC
Programs: DL DM/2.5MM, Global Entry, Titanium_Marriott, GHertz
Posts: 6,302
Originally Posted by hawaiiansports
good luck getting a points reservation at RC Macau. it's my understanding that there are no points reservations available the rest of 2019.
