First time in Marco Island and the new JW Marriott. What a place. The Lanai Tower is an adult only section of this fantastic resort. The staff was spectacular especially Toni at the endless pool.

I think this is a new concept for Marriott and they knocked it out of the park.

I can’t wait to go back there soon.

We booked a gulf front king bakcony room and were not disappointed with the view of the extensive beach. We were treated to sunset each night with a good view of the fire eating display. The bathroom area of the room seemed to have been refurbed but the rest of the room would also benefit from an upgrade. Our room was dual aspect but to place a massive TV blocking the ocean view from one of the windows seemed a little strange!.

As platinum members we had access to the SPA gym which was well equipped and fairly quiet. The main hotel gym also looked good and was never busy when we passed.

The contintental buffet breakfast was fabulous with a great selection of fruit which was just what wanted. The beach was fabulous but the pool loungers were all ‘ reserved’ in both pool areas early in the morning by people not actually there in person which was disappointing in a hotel of this type.

Overall - good but rooms need updating and please do something about the pool lounger situation

For a very large hotel the JW Marriott offered a great beachfront setting on Marco Island. We loved the two pools and the beach itself. They didn't have high end beach cabanas which was a disappointment but otherwise it was a beautiful beach. The new restaurant/bar up on the 5th or 6th floor of the new wing was very cool. It felt more South Beach than Marco Island. The rooms were good although ours had barely any ocean view even though it was an "ocean view" room. we were offered an ocean front room for an extra $100/night but didn't feel that was worth it. Maybe we should have.
Very nice spa and spa pool although there was an additional charge to use the spa pool. There was a huge conference going on while we were there which wasn't great but that's what the hotel is. we still had a nice time and would go back.

This is a subpar marriott hotel. The location is great. It is right on the beach and it is a beautiful beach. Everything else is mediocre at best. Housekeeping was awful. They came past four pm several times. The tenth floor hallway was disgusting. There were pieces of food scattered throughout the hallway. I asked the front desk to address this. They promised they would, yet nothing happened. Also, housekeeping left the door to my room open.

I don’t know where these other reviewers were eating. With the exception of tesoro, the food was just mass produced faire. I started leaving the resort to eat.

The price they charge is on the level of marriotts true luxury brands where service and overall visits are amazing. It is not worth five hundred dollars a night. Especially, considering that the front desk failed to address a simple issue that required a vacuum to be run.

There are extra charges on just about everything and just to note that tips are already added to the bill at the restaurants.. so luckily the service we had was good. The seating staff at Maia often seemed overwhelmed or they are just not communicating to each other well. For the price of the hotel i thought certain things could have been cleaner like the elevators when we first arrived looked like they had never been cleaned but then a few days later i did see someone cleaning them. I feel they could get even more business if they were All inclusive for the prices they charge lets face it nobodys there spending time in their room... The white sand beach is gorgeous and no matter the number of people you didnt feel a lack of space between people. The hotel makes it very convenient to get chairs and umbrellas which are set up for you wherever you like.. Quinns on the beach is spectacular ..All staff that we interacted with were very nice .