Explore a world of paradise at Marriott's exclusive Marco Island, Florida, resort in Naples. Fresh from an extraordinary $200 million... more »
Explore a world of paradise at Marriott's exclusive Marco Island, Florida, resort in Naples. Fresh from an extraordinary $200 million makeover, this world-class Marco Island resort is situated on three miles of pristine beachfront property and offers an exhilarating retreat from the ordinary. This Naples Florida resort features a lavish spa with Balinese-influenced treatments, a private championship golf course, spacious accommodations with premier amenities, technology upgrades, and views of the Gulf of Mexico. This Marco Island resort's amenities provide guests with an idyllic retreat just miles from Fort Myers. Nearby, guests can enjoy exciting water sports, parasailing, shelling cruises, and sightseeing adventures. Afterward, you can return to our Marco Island, Florida, resort & spa, to enjoy a soothing massage, cocktails or one of our eight unique and outstanding restaurants. The Nickelodeon Getaway experience is offered at this resort on weekends.
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Explore a world of paradise at Marriott's exclusive Marco Island, Florida, resort near Naples. Fresh from an extraordinary $200 million makeover, this world-class Marco Island resort is situated on three miles of pristine beachfront property and offers an exhilarating retreat from the ordinary. This Naples resort on Marco Island features a lavish spa with Balinese-influenced treatments, a private championship golf course, spacious accommodations with premier amenities, technology upgrades, and views of the Florida Gulf Coast. This Marco Island resort's amenities provide guests with an idyllic retreat just miles from Naples and Fort Myers. Nearby, guests can enjoy exciting water sports, parasailing, shelling cruises, and sightseeing adventures. Afterward, you can return to our Marco Island & Naples Beach resort, to enjoy a soothing massage, cocktails or one of our eight unique and outstanding restaurants. The Nickelodeon Getaway experience is offered at this Marco Island resort on weekends.
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The resort is situated on three miles of pristine beaches, so it's a great place for doing everything or nothing at all. There are several restaurants and lounges to choose from, - Kurrents features seafood and steaks, while Quinn's on the Beach has lighter snakcs and great views of the gulf and Tropiks is for casual dinning with the whole family. There is a variety of water sports on offer including excursions, fishing, eco-adventures, beach volley ball, two pools and much more. The Rookery at Marco features an 18-hole championship course and a 14-acre state-of-the-art practice facility. The Balinese-style Spa has numerous relaxing treatments on offer with 24 treatment rooms and 6 seaside terraces. There are outdoor activities, games, toys, arts and crafts arranged for children here, which gives parents a break. **Improvements will be taking place in May 2006-Dec 2006. The hotel is making every effort to ensure the guest interruption is at a minimum. Also from July 15-December 2006 the South Tower and it's adjacent swimming pool will be closed to all guests for re-design work but the main pool will be fully operational.**
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Location. Marriott's Crystal Shores on Marco Island (Fla. is adjacent to four miles of white-sand beaches and overlooks the Gulf of Mexico from the southern shores of Marco Island. Two golf courses, Lely Resort Golf Course and Forest Glen Golf Course, are within 15 miles of the hotel. Southwest Florida International Airport is 52 miles away. Features. The 13-story Marriott's Crystal Shores on Marco Island offers an oasis of natural beauty featuring rocks, fountains and abundant tropical landscaping in the central courtyard. The concierge can help guests take advantage of the resort's island setting by arranging scuba diving, water skiing, fishing or canoeing expeditions. The hotel features a zero-entry pool with views of the gulf, a spa tub, a tropical pool with a waterslide, fitness center, and kidMAZE and teenMAZE programs. A shaded outdoor living area offers loungers, televisions and ping pong tables. The hotel's Stilts restaurant is also open to the public. Guestrooms. The suites at Marriott's Crystal Shores on Marco Island include galley kitchens and private screened balconies with partial views of the Gulf of Mexico. Suites also feature separate living rooms with sofa beds. Guestrooms are more compact in size and include small refrigerators, microwave ovens and coffeemakers, and private screened balconies with partial views of the beach. All units are air conditioned and include cable television, telephones and high-speed Internet access. Expert Tip. Visitors can book day cruises, shelling trips to an uninhabited island, sunset cruises or airboat rides in the Florida Everglades. Resort Fees: Resort fees are determined by the hotel and are subject to change.
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The Marriott Marco Island was the worst
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Posted Feb 23, 2009
Horrible
The Marriott Marco Island was the worst hotel we have stayed at in a long time. Our ocean view reservation was ignored and we had a view of the top of palm trees. The carpet had a horrible black stain across the middle of the floor. The wallpaper in ...
I stayed here with family prior to New
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Posted Jan 28, 2009
Mediocre
I stayed here with family prior to New Year's Eve and was fairly satisfied with the hotel overall. For this trip, I redeemed Marriott Rewards points for a double bed standard room. At this property, customers redeeming points are allowed two...
My wife and I stayed here for 5 days on
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Posted Nov 15, 2008
Excellent
My wife and I stayed here for 5 days on a long weekend. This resort was very nice and has a tropical feel with paver pathways and palm trees. Marco Island is gorgeous place to visit. Since it was the off season, they upgrade our room to a gulf...
My wife and I stayed here for 5 days on
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Posted Nov 15, 2008
Excellent
My wife and I stayed here for 5 days on a long weekend. This resort was very nice and has a tropical feel with paver pathways and palm trees. Marco Island is gorgeous place to visit. Since it was the off season, they upgrade our room to a gulf...
We picked this resort to stay at for
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Posted Oct 30, 2008
Excellent
We picked this resort to stay at for our 25th anniversary for five nights and we were extremely pleased with it. The grounds were impeccable, the staff were all helpful and friendly and there was a good variety of restaurants and bars right on the...
You never have to leave the resort.Too
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Posted Sep 10, 2008
Good
You never have to leave the resort.Too much public access to the resort.“The hotel is clean and modern. Everything is available and you never have to leave. Drink pricing is too high. The public is allowed to use the pools and it is a problem. Too...
The location is outstanding! Nothing
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Posted Aug 03, 2008
Good
The location is outstanding! Nothing was complimentary from internet to parking. If you are planning on staying at this location, be prepared for the extra expenditures for amenities. It is a great location for family, couples, etc. The Spa was...
Marriott really has outdone itself with this property and staff. I don't know where to begin. As soon as we got there we were welcomed with the words... "WELCOME TO PARIDISE". Those words set the tone to this vacation. The property is beautiful...
49 year old male with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
My family has stayed at this property twice (2005 and 2006). In 2005 the rooms were dated but the staff were pleasant and the facility clean and well kept. During 2006 one wing of the facility was under construction, so I would assume the dated rooms have now been addressed. Based on past experience we did consider this facility again in 2008. However, what was a $200 a night property now comes in at $500 a night. This facility obviously thinks very highly of their “new rooms”. Given that a beach vacation is spent primarily out of the room I fail to see how one can justify a 250% increase in the cost of the room. The beach, the gulf, the drinks, and the surrounding attractions are the same down or up the road. I wouldnt pay $15,000 a month for a small apartment?
Nice, but expensive for what you get
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Posted Jan 14, 2008
Good
My wife and I stayed on Marco Island at the Marriott for 4 days in January, 2007. The place is a nice and clean. The property had just completed a multi million dollar renovation. It was funny though to see ceilings in the lobby with water...
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