The Marriott Grand Chateau in Las Vegas has 1 LCD (bedroom) and 1 Plasma (living room) per suite. Granted it is a timeshare property, but they do still rent rooms. The Plasma was a 42".
fraidofheights
Jul 12, 2007 2:31 pm
the Baton Rouge full-service have flat panels in the concierge lounges but not in the rooms...bleh...
DenverBrian
Jul 12, 2007 3:02 pm
Originally Posted by MMB568
(Post 8045746)
one thing about big screen TV's- bigger is not necessarily better unless you're sitting the right distance away. Hyatt Place rooms are bigger than your standard room so putting a 42" room in a HP makes sense while putting one in a regular room may not.
That's why I didn't recommend a 100" flat screen. Generally, Marriott room bays are 12-13 feet wide. When in bed, you're near one side of the room and the TV's on the other side. Even in the absolute tiniest room, your're 10-11 feet from the TV to your eyeballs.
If we can sit in a movie theatre and have the screen extend across almost all our field of vision, then by God, I want a TV that will do the same. :D :D :D
42" is right for most Marriott rooms. They're deliberately being cheap going with 32".
