Last edit by: ElevatorEnthusiast
Hotel email: [email protected]
Reservations email: [email protected]
Duty manager: [email protected]
April 2017 Photos - see posts 45-51
From website: In Executive Lounge no children below 12 years allowed after 7pm and smart casual attire is required-no shorts/slippers
As of 2023, shorts seem to have been removed from the lounge dress code exclusion. ElevatorEnthusiast definitely wore them.
Reservations email: [email protected]
Duty manager: [email protected]
April 2017 Photos - see posts 45-51
From website: In Executive Lounge no children below 12 years allowed after 7pm and smart casual attire is required-no shorts/slippers
As of 2023, shorts seem to have been removed from the lounge dress code exclusion. ElevatorEnthusiast definitely wore them.
JW Marriott Hotel Singapore South Beach, Singapore [Master thread]
#781
Join Date: Aug 2001
Posts: 1,053
#782
Join Date: Oct 2012
Programs: Marriott Bonvoy - Titanium, Accor Plus - Gold, Hilton - Gold, Raddison - Gold, Golden Circle - Jade
Posts: 12
I have a two day stay in Singapore coming up and have booked a room. As a platinum I am under no illusion of getting upgraded to a suite so will expect a standard room. One thing puts me off is there appears to be no seating area in the rooms, only a metal hard frame chair. One thing I do like is somewhere comfortable to sit ( can’t stand sitting on the bed).. it also appears there is the same very uncomfortable seating in the club lounge. Can anyone confirm this is the case as might need to re think
#783
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: Tokyo
Programs: JAL Metal Card (OWE), SAS Eurobonus Gold (*G), Marriott Titanium (LTP), Tokyu Hotels Platinum
Posts: 21,184
#784
Join Date: Dec 2022
Posts: 10
I have a seven night stay in July (Titanium Elite).
I made two reservations, one via a travel agent on the luminous rate and one direct reservation. Both reservations habe the room category i want, so upgrade is not the most important thing. Actually, for seven nights the chances for an upgrade are extremely low, i have already the premier room with marina bay view.
But in general, should i take advantage of the luminous rate or is a direct booking „better“ in terms of guest valuation? Price difference is very small (200 or 300 SGD in total).
I made two reservations, one via a travel agent on the luminous rate and one direct reservation. Both reservations habe the room category i want, so upgrade is not the most important thing. Actually, for seven nights the chances for an upgrade are extremely low, i have already the premier room with marina bay view.
But in general, should i take advantage of the luminous rate or is a direct booking „better“ in terms of guest valuation? Price difference is very small (200 or 300 SGD in total).
#786
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: BOS/EAP
Programs: UA 1K, MR LTT, HH Dia, Amex Plat
Posts: 32,090
I have a seven night stay in July (Titanium Elite).
I made two reservations, one via a travel agent on the luminous rate and one direct reservation. Both reservations habe the room category i want, so upgrade is not the most important thing. Actually, for seven nights the chances for an upgrade are extremely low, i have already the premier room with marina bay view.
But in general, should i take advantage of the luminous rate or is a direct booking „better“ in terms of guest valuation? Price difference is very small (200 or 300 SGD in total).
I made two reservations, one via a travel agent on the luminous rate and one direct reservation. Both reservations habe the room category i want, so upgrade is not the most important thing. Actually, for seven nights the chances for an upgrade are extremely low, i have already the premier room with marina bay view.
But in general, should i take advantage of the luminous rate or is a direct booking „better“ in terms of guest valuation? Price difference is very small (200 or 300 SGD in total).