yup, I believe so! they seem to be multiple bungalows (but not too many), and basically rooms in each bungalow

You are most welcome!!

Best is to check latest prices on marriott.com as the rates differ from season to season. I believe we paid ~INR 18,000 per night.

Thank you for reminding me Vinit - I had forgotten the name!!

Couldn't agree more with you, Sir. As you may have heard in the video, the front desk service was also rather terrible for Titanium Elite guests. SF downtown has become terrible, so I'm not sure if this is a Westin-problem or a problem with other hotels too in the area......

Thank you Ashwani for your comment, much appreciated!! It is best to call the hotel directly to confirm since my stay was ~3.5 years ago, but as I remember: they definitely had valet parking and I believe they also had self parking (but can't remember that for certain). Also ask them about street parking, if it's not high season, it may be easy enough to get that (with the caveat that you may not always get the same spot, your spot may be far from the hotel, etc.)

​@@HotelRooms Thanks 🙏

It really is quite stunning. My dad said the same thing, that he could live there!!

I personally love bathtubs but was surprised when the manager told me that apparently it's a new brand standard for Autograph, JW Marriott and Ritz-Carlton to not have bathtubs in their rooms. Surprised because to me bathtubs scream luxury.....

You're most welcome Sir!! There were plenty of spare power sockets as I remember from my stay

you're most welcome! happy to answer any questions about the hotel, neighborhood, etc.!

yup it was pretty cool!!

The room was quite good, keep in mind this is NYC so size will be on the smaller side

Thank you for the correction! Noted.

Wow, that sounds like a terrible experience to go through.......did the hotel not make up for it by providing extra blankets, etc.???

Many thanks again for your kind compliment!

Many thanks for your compliment!! I'm no expert in visas/geopolitics but I believe Israeli citizens should be able to visit Jordan freely (I think this was the case in 2017 when I was there). It is definitely worth checking out!!

I believe it's a 1 King Bed Deluxe City View. Note that the city view in this case was not too great (as you can see), but at least it wasn't the trash can view. Could see some part of Collins Ave from the room.

The walk to the beach is VERY convenient/comfortable (barring of course the heat if the weather isn't good). Yes, there's a very convenient pathway. I'd say an easy ~5-10 minutes to hit the start of the beach, and a ~15-20 minutes walk to Pier 60 where the center of action tends to be. I liked the fact that the hotel is far enough from all the action, but at the same time close enough that it's very accessible!

yes I believe so! But it has been a while since my stay there, if you're picky it may be a good idea to call the hotel to confirm with them directly.....

Not far at all, I'd say about 5 minutes walking?? You are practically in front of the beach, barring a building in front of you (which happens to be the Hyatt Regency).......

Hi! I can't remember for sure, but I believe they did have coffee facilities in the room. Keep in mind that my stay was pre-COVID, not sure if they've changed things post-COVID, so it's best to ask the hotel directly to be on the safe side.......enjoy your stay!!

What's an objectively acceptable size for a laptop? What's an objectively acceptable size for an office desk? What are my laptop's measurements? What are that hotel room's office desk's measurements? If it isn't obvious, all views expressed on my channel are my personal opinions and therefore necessarily subjective.

Similarly, what's an acceptable number of iguanas roaming outside your hotel room first thing in the morning? Again, these opinions are all subjective, while I am not fond of them at all, you may enjoy several iguanas crawling on your bed, to each their own.

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you're most welcome!

You're most welcome Alex!! Indeed, this is the BEST suite in the hotel, the Congressional Suite!! If you have high status with World of Hyatt AND the hotel is relatively quiet, your luck may just be good and you may get the upgrade. Suite was a little too big for my humble self, but who's complaining? :)

Also - if you have status - their lounge is significantly above competition in the DC area. If memory serves, they even gave me complimentary evening appetizers and drink coupons that I could use in their restaurant. Can't complain about the Grand Hyatt Washington DC AT ALL!!

you're most welcome Jeremiah!!

You're most welcome! I paid ~$200/night before tax, however this was my company corporate rate. Also keep in mind this was August 2021, prices may have increased now. Hope this helps!!

indeed it most definitely was!!

agreed!! Sadly I never got an upgrade, which I often do, but not that time. Hotel in general is very spacious, etc., which is remarkable considering it's in a great location!!

It really was rather freaking awesome!!

you're most welcome! please let me know if you have any other requests, and I'll do my best to try to meet them.........enjoy!!

indeed it was - the balcony was a great spot to have some drinks while enjoying the city view........

I can't stress enough how hard it would be to drive your own car down there. If you do, be prepared to deal with lots of one way streets, unexpected pedestrians walking on streets, etc. Not to mention, the city seems to love giving out tickets for the slightest of traffic violations. Parking will probably be super expensive (guessing at least $50/night). You're probably best off parking somewhere in New Jersey (Hoboken, Jersey City, Weehawken, etc.) and using public transportation (e.g., PATH trains, the ferry, or good old Lyft) to get to the city. You may want to call the hotel to get their advice, in case some of what I said is outdated and/or inaccurate. Good luck!!

WOW!! Didn't realize GPH had closed down until your comment and I then Googled it.......what a dent in the NYC hotel scene!! Although my stay was not without its flaws, I can't deny that this hotel is (was!!) an institution. Who knows, maybe RFR resurfaces it sometime in the future...

You're most welcome Eddie! Let me know if you have any other requests and I'll try to accommodate them.......

I'd go with the Muse for two reasons: 1) location will be super convenient for most Broadway shows (AC is basically the southern most point of Manhattan, you'll have to talk a subway or Lyft ride), 2) sleep quality is significantly better at Muse (the mattress at the AC hotel was irritatingly soft, I would literally sink in it, complained about it during and after stay, but they basically didn't want to do anything with this concern)

but the Muse is not as cool and slick as the AC, the AC feels brand spanking new and futuristic. Muse definitely feels a bit tired and dated. I'd still say that for the above two reasons, the Muse is the better choice.

Yes they were low level!!

My pleasure, glad it's helpful! The hotel's location was fantastic. I remember the hotel's GM at the time not being too hospitable about a specific incident, but this was ~10+ years ago, I'm sure things have changed. Enjoy the stay!!

It was indeed very gorgeous. So full of history and character. Worth checking out in person if possible!

それぞれに、私は推測します！ はい、それは間違いなく伝統的で古典的です。あなたが現代的なものを好むなら、それはあなたのスタイルではないかもしれません。

Hi Vijay, it's best to check the prices directly on Hyatt.com, Expedia, etc. for the dates you want to stay. I think I paid USD 110/night way back in November 2017...

Hi! Nope, this specific room #320 did not have a bath tub in it, only a stand in shower stall....

many thanks Daniel for your kind comments, much appreciated!!

Indeed it is! While it was somewhat lacking in modern touches, I feel its classiness, charm and sense of history more than make up for the lack of modern touches!!

Indeed it is - can't beat the size of it, given the fantastic location!!

@@HotelRooms Yes, I agree with you. The size with the arrangement of the suite is simply elegant. I have stayed in so many hotel rooms from my former airline career but I was and still am very happy to see an elegant suite.

Hi Marc-André, depends on how/what you define as "good". If by "good" you meant in a safe neighborhood, yes, I would say it was in a very safe part of town (this was pre-COVID and hopefully COVID hasn't made the area worse). It's just a little bit away from the heart of the action but really not that bad. Prices were relatively cheap. They had a great rooftop bar. Happy to provide more details if you meant something else by "good".......

Nope, I paid with a credit card. I don't think they'd accept a wire transfer but it's best to contact them directly to find out and confirm!

@@HotelRooms please ask Anna Delvey, she offered to pay them with a wire transfer and had no working credit card on file.

I assume you mean for the expenses of room, food, beverage, etc.? Nope, I paid with a credit card. I don't think they'd accept a wire transfer but it's best to contact them directly to find out and confirm!

@@HotelRooms please ask Anna Delvey. She is a legend at the 11 Howard and her offers to pay with a wire transfer