The JW Marriott Auckland is still refurbishing its guest rooms and suites (with an expected completion date in November 2024). I stayed in a Deluxe Room (non-refurbished) and have found the experience to be lacking of a typical JW Marriott property.
Read MoreThe JW Marriott Hotel Singapore South Beach will not be accepting leisure bookings until 05 March 2022, or later, as the property has been extended as an SHN-Dedicated Facility.
Read MoreJW Marriott Hotel Singapore South Beach is now taking reservations for stays from 10 December 2020 - check out The Ultimate Getaway room package for more value!
Read MoreThe JW Marriott Hotel Singapore South Beach will be reopening for leisure stays and staycations from 28 December 2020 at the very latest.
Read MoreThe JW Marriott Hotel Beijing Central may not be the best looking hotel inside but it is a fantastic property to redeem points for! It is also located a short walk from key attractions in Beijing with great accessibility via the subway system.
Read MoreAs a newly-minted Platinum Elite member in the Marriott Rewards program, I was eager to test out some of the benefits here in Singapore - it only makes sense to invest a good amount of money each year in selected loyalty programs if you are going to make use of the benefits that come with the status that you have worked so hard for. Since I have personally stayed in most of the Marriott International properties (including those from Starwood) here in Singapore, I opted for the JW Marriott Hotel Singapore South Beach since I have not actually done a proper stay here.
Read MoreThe NCO Club is one of the latest lifestyle destinations in Singapore this year and it houses four distinctive F&B concepts - Madame Fan (Chinese restuarant), Cool Cats (jazz bar), Fish Pool (Champagne and Oyster Bar) as well as Stags' Room (wine bar). Located on 32 Beach Road, The NCO Club is located in between the JW Marriott Singapore South Beach as well as the distinctive Raffles Singapore. I was recently invited down by the team to check out Madame Fan which in their words, is a 'etiquette-free entertainment lifestyle concept' - this means that while the food is authentic, the dining experience is different from what is typically associated to traditional Chinese restaurants.
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