JW Martiott Miami or JW Marquis

[Cruiser Who Knows Nothing]

For the night before we sail, we currently have the JW Miami reserved, the pool area looks nice. Now I'm reading that the Marquis is the place to stay. I don't care about leaving the property for the 15 hours we will be there, we've been to SoBe a million times. Just want a nice property to start the relaxation process. :)

 

I'm so confused. ;)

 

 

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[BlueHerons]

For the night before we sail, we currently have the JW Miami reserved, the pool area looks nice. Now I'm reading that the Marquis is the place to stay. I don't care about leaving the property for the 15 hours we will be there, we've been to SoBe a million times. Just want a nice property to start the relaxation process. :)

 

I'm so confused. ;)

 

 

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The pool areas are almost identical, not too large or too small but I think the Marquis has limited seating.

 

My favorite high rise pools are in The Viceroy or The Epic however I really think it is half dozen of one, six of another.

[Cruiser Who Knows Nothing]

The pool areas are almost identical, not too large or too small but I think the Marquis has limited seating.

 

 

 

My favorite high rise pools are in The Viceroy or The Epic however I really think it is half dozen of one, six of another.

 

 

Ugh!!!! But thank you for your response.

 

 

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[Keith1010]

I would go to the Marquis which is a nicer and much new hotel.

 

Keith

[Cruiser Who Knows Nothing]

I would go to the Marquis which is a nicer and much new hotel.

 

Keith

 

Just switched to the Marquis. Thanks Keith :D

[ABC Cruisers]

Last November we stayed at the Beaux Arts, which is on the top 2 floors of the Marquis. It was more $ if you paid for the room up there, but if you have Marriott points it was the same amount of points to book the Beaux Arts, it was really nice!