The J.W. Marriott Las Vegas Resort seems to be frequently overlooked in Las Vegas vacation guides. This is a shame as a lot of people remain unaware of this quiet and classy luxury resort located not far from the Strip in Summerlin and very close to the rugged mountain walls of Red Rock. The J.W. Marriott hotel resorts are named after John Willard Marriott, the founder of Marriott International, and they are the best of the best of the Marriott properties. No two J.W. Marriott properties are alike. Each and every one is intended to have understated elegance that reflects the authentic art, architecture and cuisine of its locale. There are more than forty-five J.W. Marriotts located all around the world, and the one in Las Vegas certainly seems to achieve the intended goals. Rooms are available with scenic views of the mountains, golf courses, or the strip. The beautiful resort blends in with rugged desert surroundings, and fine local cuisine is available in addition to Asian and Mediterranean fare amongst the eleven onsite dining options.
The gorgeous grounds at the J.W. Marriott are meticulously kept. |
The Rampart Buffet Chocolate Fountain |
The J. W. Marriott Las Vegas is an excellent destination for golfers. There is an executive golf desk to help set up duffers as well as pros with tee times or anything else they might need, and resort guests enjoy preferred tee times at eleven nearby courses. They also have a formal partnership with Tournament Players Club at the Canyons, home of the Frys.com Open. At this pro course there is a complimentary caddy option available.
If you are interested in coming to Las Vegas for a wedding, but you want elegant and tasteful rather than Elvis kitsch, the J.W. Marriott Las Vegas has a lot to offer such as all-inclusive wedding packages, and they have a professional wedding specialist to assist with planning and facilitating events. One helpful feature we like is the Honeymoon Registry.
Ordinary view of indoor fountain at the J.W. Marriott Las Vegas. |
Hunter Thompson-eye view of indoor fountain at the J.W. Marriott Las Vegas. |
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