Review: Sheraton Imperial Kuala Lumpur (King Room)
Another solid Marriott Bonvoy property in the Kuala Lumpur area, with large rooms and a good club lounge.
Hotel Reviews
Review: The Majestic Hotel Kuala Lumpur, Autograph Collection (Junior Suite)
This historical hotel built in 1932 provides good happy hour F&B and room upgrades for Elite members but breakfast and service were sub-par.
Review: AC Hotel Kuala Lumpur (Deluxe Room)
An old hotel with poor service standards and overall quality. The good news? There is absolutely no need to stay here as this city has other fantastic hotels at a similar price point.
Review: W Muscat (Wow Suite)
Received a generous upgrade to this 160 sq m suite with an unblocked sea view!
Review: Al Bustan Palace, The Ritz-Carlton, Muscat (1 Bedroom Suite)
Redeemed my Marriott 40k Free Night Award in this special, family-friendly property between the mountains and the Gulf of Oman.
Review: Andaz Capital Gate, Abu Dhabi (Capital Suite)
Redeemed just 6,500 points per night and a Suite Upgrade Award for a stay in this beautiful hotel during Formula 1 weekend!
Review: Aloft Abu Dhabi (Pool View Room)
Solid Aloft property with fantastic elite member recognition during a period of high occupancy.
Review: Auckland Harbour Suites (1 Bedroom City View Apartment)
It was a satisfactory stay in this dated, GHA Discovery property. Location was convenient, but service was subpar.
Review: BreakFree on Cashel Christchurch (City Urban Premium)
A cheap stay with great elite member recognition and location. Consider this Accor property the next time you are transiting through Christchurch!
Review: Oaks Queenstown Shores Resort (1 Bedroom Premier Lake View Apartment)
Upgraded to this well-furnished apartment with spectacular views of the lake, mountain range and starry night sky.
Review: Hotel Stripes Kuala Lumpur, Autograph Collection (Executive Studio)
Nice hotel, but it’s a pity that the building is covered in bricks.
Review: JW Marriott Kuala Lumpur (Junior Suite)
A decent hotel in the Bukit Bintang area, although I prefer The Westin next door. Remember to visit the “secret” Wet Lounge on your next stay!
Review: Kota Kinabalu Marriott (Ocean Suite)
Modern rooms and good upgrade. However, when compared to the much-older Hyatt Regency, I found this hotel quite disappointing.
Review: Hyatt Regency Kinabalu (Regency Executive Suite)
Spectacular sunset views and good overall experience in this hotel built in the 1970s, but the air-conditioning issues need to be fixed.
Review: Le Méridien Petaling Jaya (Le Meridien Suite)
This newly-rebranded property is a fantastic addition to Marriott Bonvoy’s already-incredible footprint in the area.
Review: The Westin Kuala Lumpur (Chairman Bi-Level Suite & 1-Bedroom Apartment)
An amazing birthday upgrade to the highest room category! Great points value, considering the hotel’s location.
Review: The Hermitage, a Tribute Portfolio, Jakarta (1-Bedroom and Studio Suites)
Received fair value from my points redemption but there is plenty of room for improvement in this overpriced hotel.
Review: The Ritz-Carlton Jakarta, Pacific Place (Large Corner Suite)
Impressive hotel offering complimentary club benefit, with all meals included, to all guests, regardless of status!
Review: Le Méridien Jakarta (Executive Suite)
Despite some shortfalls, it was still a high-value stay, considering what I paid in points.
Review: Hotel Indonesia Kempinski Jakarta (Salon Suite)
Outstanding breakfast buffet and fantastic Titanium member recognition. Discovery Dollars well-spent in a legendary hotel built in the 1960s!