Executive vs. Concierge Level????
Feb 2, 2007 | 3:12 pm
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Executive vs. Concierge Level????
Anyone know the difference between and executive level room and conc. level room? I am looking at the Santa Clara Marriott and have no idea which is better....
Feb 2, 2007 | 3:37 pm
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I'm not positive, but the hotel fact sheet lists the hotel with 9 concierge level floors. I suspect there is a wing of the hotel dedicated to "business" travelers and that is where the "Executive floor" comes in. I suspect that within those 9 floors there is one floor that as the CL and a room on that floor would be referred to as a Concierge Level room.
Feb 3, 2007 | 8:54 am
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Feb 5, 2007 | 2:32 pm
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I had this same question about an upcoming stay at the Ottawa Marriott.
According to the website the CL floors are in the middle of the building and the top 9-10 floors are Executive.
Anyone been here that can say which room type to request as a Plat?
--DD73
According to the website the CL floors are in the middle of the building and the top 9-10 floors are Executive.
Anyone been here that can say which room type to request as a Plat?
--DD73
Feb 7, 2007 | 12:13 pm
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I have stayed here several times. The property has a main tower building, with the C-lounge on the top floor - not-bad with a nice view of the area. Then the rather large pool area is formed into a courtyard by additional rooms in the form of a low-rise (2 or 3 story?) structure of connected rooms. I have never stayed anywhere but the main tower, but would bet it is considered the Executive level. From memory some of the low-rise rooms should have direct patio access to the pool area if that is of interest.
On a side note: Depending upon where you are headed, I actually like the San Jose Marriott much better and the properties are only about 5 miles apart.
On a side note: Depending upon where you are headed, I actually like the San Jose Marriott much better and the properties are only about 5 miles apart.
Feb 7, 2007 | 8:22 pm
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I LOVE the SJO Marriott...never stayed at the SJC Marriott though (I'm sure there is a big difference)...the Concierge Lounge (and staff) of the hotel are just terrific