Review: Le Méridien Kuala Lumpur (Le Meridien Suite)
A quality Marriott Bonvoy property in central Kuala Lumpur, with a solid club lounge. You’d never guess this hotel is 20 years old!
club lounge
Review: Hyatt Regency Oryx Doha (Regency Suite)
Checked in at 7am, received a suite upgrade, and went straight to the restaurant for breakfast. Outstanding Globalist member recognition!
Review: Grand Hyatt Seoul (Grand Suite)
This recently-renovated hotel, originally built in the 1970s, comes with its own ice rink and offers great views from the rooms.
Review: Grand Hyatt Jeju (Corner Suite)
A near-perfect stay experience with a Jjimjil spa, gaming arcade, indoor pool, casino and an unblocked view from the suite.
Review: Grand Hyatt San Francisco (City View)
By staying here, guests pay for a clean hotel in the heart of the city, and nothing much else.
Review: The Westin Jakarta (Renewal Room)
A pleasant hotel offering good value for your Marriott points. However, the robotic service leaves a lot to be desired.
Review: JW Marriott Jakarta (1 Bedroom Suite)
Old hotel that needs a renovation soon. F&B options in the Executive Lounge and during breakfast were great!
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.
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: 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 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!
Review: Grand Hyatt Berlin (King Room & Grand Suite View)
Berlin’s one and only Hyatt property is dated but has a good Club Lounge and spa.
Review: The Westin Surabaya (Westin Grand Suite)
Great use of Marriott’s Suite Night Awards. Plus, the club lounge offers a FULL dinner every day.
Review: The Apurva Kempinski Bali (Cliff Private Pool Junior Suite)
Without a doubt, THIS is the most popular hotel in Indonesia. Let’s dig deep and find out why.