Next week, a new Luxury Collection property will be opening in the South of France, and this has to be one of the most charming-looking Marriott affiliated properties I’ve seen.
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It’s so stupid there is a city in France spelled Nice. Can’t they change it to Neese?
tbh i love this about marriott, they are really good with unique hotels in europe... they've been buying and renovating old palaces, monasteries or bank buildings and turning them into unique autograph/luxury collection properties. i've travelled extensively over europe past two summers...and every year I see new unique marriott properties converted from historical buildings like : verte in warsaw, palacio santa paula granada, quenceria in seville, stradom house in krakow.
Agreed. There is a boutique chain -- can't remember the name -- that focuses on conversion of historical properties into hotels. It would be particularly attractive if Marriott acquired this brand.
I stayed at Verte in Warsaw earlier this year. They were slightly unclear about elite benefits in a lot of ways being new to the chain. However, they gave me the second largest room in the hotel . They called it a suite, although it was one huge room. I had no complaints. And the heated floors in the bathroom in Warsaw in winter... ahh!
Also, lucked out with gorgeous weather in Nice in late November two years ago. A lovely upgrade to a large waterfront room with a balcony at the Le Meridien. But that's the nicest points hotel in the city. Looking forward to trying this one next time we go to the south of France!
Bart at Verte Warsaw concierge is such a gem, knowledgeable, personable and proactive about your question.
Wish Japanese hotels can have concierge like him.