Marriott's Grand Chateau

Edgar checked us in and was amazing! I’ve been in hospitality for 28 years and I even learned things from Edgar . Provided all the information and more ! Even gave discounts for local restaurants. Hang on to people like Edgar because he’s good

Just off the Las Vegas Bl off of local it is a hidden key with access to the mall and all the hotels on the ***** within 50 steps. All the. Marriott benefits and the Las Vegas sports activities. Great staff and fun menu and bar in the lobby. Happy place

Everything else is great, but having no electric vehicle charging in 2024 is seriously inconvenient. We had a one bedroom, very nice view, spacious, clean, with full kitchen, washer and dryer, nice bathroom. Great location with a short walk to the *****, and especially Miracle Mile shops with a lot of nice and inexpensive restaurants just across the street. Two pools, but they are small. Very friendly service from everyone. Free valet parking (tipping expected), but again, valets will not help with electric vehicle charging.

We decided to stay an extra night in Vegas and had to change hotels. Showed up at the grand chateau around 1030 fully expecting to just drop our bags off until check in time. Jeandy was so awesome and found us a ready room on the 34th floor. Rooms is gray and the service is fantastic! Thank you Jeandy!

Fabulous Stay In Vegas. Our three bedroom suite at the Marriott Grand Chateau provided my group of three couples a fabulous and comfortable week long vacation in beautiful Las Vegas. The hotel is just off the famous ***** and close to everything - shops, restaurants, entertainment, nightlife, sports and gaming. Our suite was much like two apartments, fully equipped with bedrooms, kitchens, dining rooms, living rooms. Two pools in the building. The free valet parking was a pleasant surprise.

Room was tired and dusty. Needs a renovation. Bathroom is big but looks gloomy. Perhaps the brightness of Vegas pales everything else in comparison. No breakfast served at the hotel restaurants. Uber passengers cannot get dropped-off at the hotel entrance as everyone else, but at a side gate. Given the heat, I would prefer to stay in one of the ****** hotels on the main road with connectivity to other casinos.

Splendid accommodations! Fully equipped with everything needed for a great family vacay! Or just for you to luxuriate in excellence! Full kitchen. Separate deep sunken tub. Separate shower with dual shower heads! Excellent bedding for great nights of sleep! Two roof top pools & bars! Fine dining restaurant. Starbucks & Marriott Marketplace for your convenience! Nice fitness center! Activity center with pool table, etc! 38th Floor gave excellent view of Las Vegas skyline! Location is excellent. Just one block off the ***** & you could walk to it! Service was impeccable in Marriott style!

The Marriot Chauteau is one the best hotels along the *****. Everything about it is great. The valet, location, and cleanliness are all top-notch. However, the issue I have is the lack of integrity in their housekeeping and the importance of guest's property. Long story short, we decided to extend our stay and had to switch rooms. Unfortunately, I left one bag behind. An hour and half after realizing this, I went back to the room to hopefully intercept the housekeeper. He said he cleaned the room and didn’t find a bag and said, "Most likely a 2nd housekeeper possibly took it." We reported it to security, loss prevention, and the manager. They were sincere in our concern of our lost luggage, however, our issue felt like it wasn’t handled properly. They could’ve: checked logs, interviewed the housekeeper, looked at camera footage, and actually settled the issue there within a matter of minutes. Instead, it felt like chasing a ghost as they couldn’t do any of the above. We're not trying to solve a murder mystery. We just simply want our property back. If their intent was to even steal it, we won’t ask questions. We simply just want our property back. Although our property can be replaced, it became more of the principle. It seems that management or security can not get the housekeepers to talk us face-to-face. How difficult is it to call the housekeeper down for a brief moment? Why do we have to wait til he gets off his break? Why do we have to wait til his next shift in 3 more days? Why let the time fly instead of handling the matter right this moment? We've been driven in circles that it appears that they are just covering it up. It seem like a stalling static. Our luggage may have not been high end electronics or jewelry, but as a lesson to future and returning guests, be aware thievery if you’re on floor 15. Do not let the housekeepers in. A week later, there has been no follow up on their part. Empty promises.

This is a solid choice if you don’t want or need a ****** in your hotel. There is a great rooftop pool and lounge area with scenic views of the *****. Take a bottle of wine and head up there at night. Admire the view. Rooms were spacious but decor was a bit dated although kitchen was new. Hotel has a solid gym and a great location - 10 min walk to the ***** lands you right in central location near Cosmopolitan and Bellagio. Not too far from anything. The restaurant was decent and surprisingly reasonable. Well worth $10 they had a ‘bracelet’ that acted as a room key and raised $ for charity. It was waterproof, didnt get demagnetized, or lost! Every hotel should offer this!