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Originally Posted by cmd320
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IIRC, I stayed in a Marriott Suites many years ago, like maybe 25 years ago, in Las Vegas.
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Originally Posted by HookEm
(Post 32686936)
IIRC, I stayed in a Marriott Suites many years ago, like maybe 25 years ago, in Las Vegas.
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Originally Posted by DJ_Iceman
(Post 32687034)
The Las Vegas Marriott did indeed start life as a Marriott Suites and, of course, the rooms are still the same (all suites) despite the name change.
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Originally Posted by HookEm
(Post 32686936)
IIRC, I stayed in a Marriott Suites many years ago, like maybe 25 years ago, in Las Vegas.
Originally Posted by DJ_Iceman
(Post 32687034)
The Las Vegas Marriott did indeed start life as a Marriott Suites and, of course, the rooms are still the same (all suites) despite the name change.
The south-facing rooms have nice views of the Wynn Golf Course. |
Originally Posted by DJ_Iceman
(Post 32687034)
The Las Vegas Marriott did indeed start life as a Marriott Suites and, of course, the rooms are still the same (all suites) despite the name change.
It had a number of stays in Las Vegas in 2003 for a consulting project I was on. Other than this stay at the Marriott, most of the stays were at hotels on the strip as there was always great deals on room rates that I couldn't fiscally pass up. It was strange staying at the Marriott, as there wasn't any casino to pass through on the way to the parking lot like all the hotels on the strip. |
Originally Posted by GregWTravels
(Post 32692446)
When did it change? I stayed there in 2003, but I have a feeling it was called Marriott Suites back then, but can't 100% recall.
It had a number of stays in Las Vegas in 2003 for a consulting project I was on. Other than this stay at the Marriott, most of the stays were at hotels on the strip as there was always great deals on room rates that I couldn't fiscally pass up. It was strange staying at the Marriott, as there wasn't any casino to pass through on the way to the parking lot like all the hotels on the strip. |
Maybe the Marriott Suites name was removed when some of the rooms were converted to non-suites. I have no idea what year this was.
This history explains why there is no lounge at the Las Vegas Marriott. Last year (my most recent stay) breakfast was available to Platinum Elites in the restaurant. |
Originally Posted by SPN Lifer
(Post 32693312)
Maybe the Marriott Suites name was removed when some of the rooms were converted to non-suites. I have no idea what year this was.
This history explains why there is no lounge at the Las Vegas Marriott. Last year (my most recent stay) breakfast was available to Platinum Elites in the restaurant. |
Originally Posted by Will Stonehocker
(Post 32693452)
What kind of high-end hotel has no lounge?
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Originally Posted by cmd320
(Post 32693460)
There are quite a few resort properties that lack lounges.
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Do any of the few Marriott Suites properties have a lounge?
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Originally Posted by SPN Lifer
(Post 32693644)
Do any of the few Marriott Suites properties have a lounge?
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Originally Posted by Will Stonehocker
(Post 32693452)
What kind of high-end hotel has no lounge?
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I regularly stay at Scottsdale and Las Vegas (both former Suites hotels) and neither of them have a lounge. That said, they are 2 of my favorite Marriott properties (location, great staff)
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