The 16 Best Marriott Resorts in the World [2024]

Are you a Marriott Bonvoy fan? With over 7,300 properties across the world and 32 brands under its portfolio, Marriott is among the leading hotel chains in the world. 

With such an amazing roster, this means Marriott loyalists can easily use and exchange points in a dozen of ways.

Whether it’s redeeming for free resort or hotel stays, getting room discounts, booking vacation packages, receiving room upgrades, or even transferring to airline partners, there’s a host of ways to make Marriott points work for you! 

If you’re planning an upcoming vacation, use your points by booking only the best Marriott resorts in the world. We’ve gathered some of the best on this list for you to check out!

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1. The St. Regis Maldives Vommuli Resort

The St. Regis Maldives Vommuli Resort. Image Credit: The St. Regis Maldives Vommuli Resort

Experience sun-soaked luxury at the heart of the Maldives when you book a stay at The St. Regis Maldives Vommuli Resort. 

This captivating beachside, island resort houses 77 impeccable villas divided into 3 categories: Garden Villas, Beach Villas, and Overwater Villas.

Beachside abodes contain 1,614 square feet designed with high ceilings and massive floor-to-ceiling glass doors. A plunge pool is for private dipping while modern touches like a 46-inch flatscreen TV, iPod dock, Wi-Fi, mini-fridge, coffeemaker, along with a writing desk, oversized chair, sofa bed, and lavish king beds are all inside. 

Matching the bedrooms are the semi-open-air bathrooms supplied with a dedicated shower and tub, marble walls, lighted mirrors, and a vanity. Robes, slippers, and towels are also supplied to complete your stay. 

Six restaurants and bars are on-site, take your pick from casual eats to elegant fine dining. Iridium Spa has fantastic massages and treatments while the fully-serviced gym is ideal for sweating it up after a grand feast.

A glorious infinity pool, beach access, amazing snorkeling and diving, game room, and kid’s club are here to complete your stay too. 

Book this premium resort in points starting with 80,000 up to 120,000 Marriott Bonvoy points per night. 

Cash prices start at $2,700 to $6,900 per night with an average of $3,210

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2. W Maldives

W Maldives. Image Credit: W Maldives

Set in the North Ari Atoll, W Maldives boasts one of the best house reefs in this part of the world. Expect teeming underwater life, flawless turquoise waters for miles, and enchanting white beaches. 

This vibey resort island has 78 guestrooms divided between overwater villas and land-based dwellings. Both of which teem with personality and style, true to the W brand. Rooms on land are surrounded by lush foliage with wood panels, creamy drapes, and touches of the W signature red. 

A standard minibar, personal BBQs, a cozy bed, a Nespresso machine, welcome amenities, and of course, extravagant outdoor showers and stylish baths are in store for guests. 

All rooms are equipped with a plunge pool but you can also bask in the community pools or explore the picture-perfect beaches. Close to the pool is the gym where there are complimentary HIIT and yoga classes.

Opposite the island is the AWAY Spa, ideal for soothing your tired muscles. Finally, don’t miss out on the snorkeling and diving here, it’s one of the best! 

There’s 24-hour dining for guests in-room, but you can have a sit-down dinner or drinks at any of the 6 restaurants and bars at the resort. 

To book a rewards stay, you can exchange at least 70,000 to 100,000 points per night for an entry-level space.

For cash rates, a standard room starts at $$1,823 to $4,216 (average of $2,450).

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3. The St. Regis Bora Bora Resort (French Polynesia)

The St. Regis Bora Bora Resort. Image Credit: The St. Regis Bora Bora Resort

Occupying three islands, The St. Regis Bora Bora Resort offers striking views of Mount Otemanu – a celebrated mountain peak in the whole of French Polynesia.

This lavish resort has 90 villas, each one as indulgent as the other. Entry-level spaces go for 2,700 square feet and are ideal for a romantic escape amidst lush greenery and within steps of the water. 

Guests are treated to a private walled garden, a plunge pool, a lounge area, a luxurious bath, and a bedroom. Hardwood floors are paired with glass walls for amazing outdoor views while standard touches like a minibar, 2 television sets, a relaxing king bed, a desk, a minibar, and other modern comforts are added. 

Bathrooms have the standard soaking tub, an outdoor shower, double vanity, private toilet, and wooden decks for lounging. 

From fine dining to burgers and fries, The St. Regis treats guests to 6 different bars and restaurants. And don’t miss out on the signature St. Regis Bloody Mary, it’s a must-try!

Matching its luxury accommodation, there are 2 infinity pools including a dedicated adults-only pool close to the bungalows. To interact with marine life, head to the beach or just take a dip at the private lagoonarium – one of the finest here!

Additional facilities include a spa, tennis court, kid’s club, and fitness center.

Grab a rewards stay at The St. Regis Bora Bora Resort by redeeming 80,000 to 120,000 points per night for a standard room. 

Paid rates starts at $1,617 to $3,834 per night (average of $2,400). 

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4. JW Marriott Maldives Resort & Spa

JW Marriott Maldives Resort & Spa. Image Credit: JW Marriott Maldives Resort & Spa

It may be farther away from the mainland but the JW Marriott Maldives Resort & Spa makes every guest feel welcome.

From the moment they arrive, the staff is on hand to greet guests with clapping, cheering, and even drumming. This wonderful hospitality makes the resort among the best in Asia. 

Each villa sports an understated luxury. Think muted creams and beiges with warm wood floors and dark wood furniture. There’s a seating area, a king bed with drapes, a welcome fruit basket and treats, abundant USB and power outlets, and generous wardrobes. 

A black stone tub serves as the centerpiece of the bathroom. Two vanity sinks and mirrors are on either side, each with a set of toiletries. There’s a private shower with a rainfall showerhead, a toilet, and a plunge pool with loungers outside. 

Two quiet infinity pools are for public use. Take a walk at the pristine beach or if it’s too hot out, head for the unique overwater gym. Re-energize by taking a treatment or massage at the spa, it’s next to the gym. A full-service diving and snorkeling service is also here along with a kid’s club.

Wine and dine with choices of local or international fare at any of the 9 restaurants and bars. You’ll never go hungry here!

The JW Marriott Maldives Resort & Spa lets you book a rewards stay starting with 70,000 to 100,000 points per night for a standard room. 

Cash rates start at $1,952 to $3,070 per night with an average of $2,400. 

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5. Al Maha, a Luxury Collection Desert Resort & Spa (Dubai)

Al Maha, a Luxury Collection Desert Resort & Spa. Image Credit: Al Maha, a Luxury Collection Desert Resort & Spa

The Middle East is known for grand luxury and opulent hotels, this includes the gorgeous desert paradise of Al Maha. 

The perfect alternative to a beach vacation, guests are treated to unique wildlife and a desert landscape as the resort is located inside the Dubai Desert Conservation Reserve. 

Only 42 rooms are available for guests, each one housed in standalone complexes resembling lavish Bedouin tents. Each decadent room has a four-poster bed, patterned textiles, lovely wood furniture, and a spacious soaking tub and walk-in shower. 

A private plunge pool is on the deck with a table for dining. It overlooks the desert. You can even spot wildlife if they’re grazing in the nearby bush.

Al Maha lets guests choose between two desert activities such as horseback riding or camel trekking to try out for free. Aside from the private pools, there’s the main pool, a gym, a spa, and a fine dining restaurant. The rate includes all meals and non-alcoholic beverages. 

Get a free night’s stay at this marvelous resort in exchange for 80,000 to 116,000 points per night. 

Cash rates for Al Maha start at $1,206 to $3,332 per night with an average of $2,257.

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6. The Ritz-Carlton, Kapalua (Hawaii)

The Ritz-Carlton, Kapalua. Image Credit: The Ritz-Carlton, Kapalua

At the end of the Northwestern Maui coastline is the secluded resort of The Ritz-Carlton, Kapalua. 

Aside from its private location, this resort presents absolute indulgence with entry-level rooms starting at 440 square feet. In the middle of the room is a plush king bed with hardwood floors underfoot as well as a balcony. On the walls is beautiful Hawaiian artwork with modern touches like a huge television set, featherbed duvets, and large windows for extra sunshine.

In the bathroom, there’s an oversized tub, a private shower, and lots of marble. Luxury toiletries with a robe, towels, and hairdryer are also on-hand.

For amenities, guests can dine at any of the 6 restaurants and bars including the famous Banyan Tree. To spend your time at the resort, there’s a 10,000 square foot pool, beach access, an on-site spa as well as a gym. Golf lovers will be ecstatic about the two golf courses on the property. 

Secure a luxurious free night at The Ritz-Carlton, Kapalua by spending at least 80,000 to 120,000 points per night. 

Paid rates start at $1,819 to $2,508 per night (average of $2,100).

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7. Dorado Beach, A Ritz-Carlton Reserve (Puerto Rico)

Dorado Beach, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve Spa Botánico. Image Credit: Dorado Beach, A Ritz-Carlton Reserve

Boasting 3 long miles of nothing but white sand, Dorado Beach, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve is one of those resorts you can’t help but be impressed with. 

All the rooms are housed in two-story structures with contemporary decor inspired by their waterside location. A striking wave-like pattern on the headboard brings the bed into focus while the high ceilings create an open-air ambiance to the room. 

King-sized beds are complemented by an additional sofa bed, a flatscreen TV, a stocked minibar with wine and liquor, an espresso machine, a walk-in closet, and a stylish bathroom too. 

To keep guests occupied, there are 2 swimming pools with fantastic ocean views, a gorgeous stretch of beach, and a wellness spa perfect for relaxing and soothing stresses away. Water activities such as windsurfing and paddleboarding are available as well as tennis courts. 

The resort has 3 delicious restaurants, each offering unique dishes. Positivo Sand Bar dishes sushi and ceviche while Signature Restaurant focuses on Spanish cuisine. For grilled everything, the Encanto Beach Club Bar & Grill is the place to be. 

A rewards night here will cost 163,000 points per night up to 240,000 points. It’s steep but well worth the luxury stay. 

For paid rates, the cash price starts at $1,665 to $3,081 per night. The average rate is $2,056. 

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8. St. Regis Bal Harbour Resort (Florida)

St. Regis Bal Harbour Resort. Image Credit: St. Regis Bal Harbour Resort

A 5-star luxury resort, The St. Regis Bal Harbour Resort resonates with elegance from the moment you step inside the lobby. With its striking high ceilings, glossy black marble floors, epic chandeliers, and mirrored and metallic surfaces – it’s bound to make your jaw drop. 

Inside the resort is over 200+ ocean view rooms – ranging from Deluxe stays to Palace rooms. Decorated with a king bed topped with sumptuous pillowtop mattresses and a thick duvet, the spacious standard rooms also include white marble floors, inviting sofas and chairs, and enormous glass windows for a postcard-worthy view of the water. 

Modern amenities like a minibar, high-speed Internet, 24-hour room service, a safe, desk, and touch screen controls are all in the room. 

The massive bathroom sports a soaking tub, 2 single vanities, a walk-in shower with rainfall showers, a private water closet (with a phone!), and thick bathrobes. Remède bath products, a staple in most St. Regis properties, are graciously offered. 

You can’t stay at a St. Regis without checking out its amenities. For this resort, there’s beach access, a family pool with loungers and cabanas, and an adult pool (if you want a quieter area to soak in). The gym is a modest size but ideal if you’re a fan of Peloton bikes. 

Food is served at any of the 4 restaurants and bars. Select American dishes at La Gourmandise, or savor Mediterranean treats at the Greek-inspired Atlantikos. Sample classic burgers and drinks at the BH Burger Bar and get your cocktails and wines at The St. Regis Bar & Wine Vault. 

Reward stays can be availed here in exchange for 80,000 to 120,000 Marriott Bonvoy points per night. 

Cash bookings start at $853 to $3,328 per night for standard rooms (average of $1,300).

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9. The St. Regis Bahia Beach Resort (Puerto Rico)

The St. Regis Bahia Beach Resort. Image Credit: The St. Regis Bahia Beach Resort

Being an organized U.S. territory, Puerto Rico is a favorite travel destination for most Americans. Hence, it’s no surprise there are countless luxury resorts travelers can enjoy here including The St. Regis Bahia Beach Resort. 

No doubt the resort is different from another popular property, the Dorado Beach, A Ritz-Carlton Reserve, but both offer fantastic amenities couples and families can enjoy. 

The rooms here showcase a plantation-style design with modern furnishings set against a neutral color palette. Vaulted ceilings are paired with exposed wood beams to create a classic feel.

All rooms feature a balcony with seating while modern accents like a minibar, flatscreen TV, and nightly turn-down service are also offered. 

Handsome bathrooms are filled with twin vanities with mirrors featuring built-in televisions. A giant spa bath with large showers as well as a supply of Remede bath products completes the space.

Luxuriate in the 3-tiered outdoor swimming pool while you sip on champagne or enjoy meals from any of the 3 bars nearby. Relax at the Iridium Spa or try your hand at a game of golf at the world-class Robert Trent Jones Jr. course.

A glamorous 3-mile beach just steps away lets you can sunbathe or indulge in various water activities. There’s also a multitude of artworks and sculptures as well as hiking trails for outdoor adventures. 

For reward stays, The St. Regis Bahia Beach Resort is a fantastic points value resort. You can exchange at least 80,000 to 120,000 points per night for a standard room. 

Cash bookings go for $861 up to $2,178 per night with an average of $1,153. 

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10. The St. Regis Aspen Resort (Colorado)

The St. Regis Aspen Resort. Image Credit: The St. Regis Aspen Resort

The St. Regis Aspen Resort’s main selling point is its strategic location at the heart of Aspen. It’s walking distance to pretty much anywhere in town and just two blocks from the nearest ski gondola. 

Inside the rooms are neutral grays and creamy beiges. These are paired with modern furniture, beautiful wallpaper, a king bed with Frette sheets, together with standard touches like a minibar, television set, and more. 

The bathrooms are a real treat with their marble walls and counters, a gigantic freestanding tub, comfortable shower, and Remede bath products. 

While here, you can make full use of the resort amenities. Soothe aching muscles and feel rejuvenated at the Remede spa or get a workout done at the spacious gym filled with Peloton bikes. There’s also a convenient business center, 3 restaurants, and bars, along with a heated outdoor swimming pool. 

The St. Regis Aspen Resort lets you book free nights by redeeming at least 70,000 up to 120,000 points per night. 

If you opt for a cash booking, the rate starts at $778 to $2,880 per night (an average of $1,112).

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11. The Ritz-Carlton Bacara, Santa Barbara (California)

The Ritz-Carlton Bacara, Santa Barbara. Image Credit: The Ritz-Carlton Bacara, Santa Barbara

Although not exactly in Santa Barbara, The Ritz-Carlton, Bacara is still a favorite luxury destination for those wanting to see the beauty of Santa Barbara. It’s only 20-minutes away and highly accessible through the Pacific Ocean Highway. 

The variety of rooms and suites at this resort is stunning. Entry-level spaces offer a garden view with 450-square feet of space filled with a king bed, striking blue patterned carpets, chic white bed linens, and a striking headboard. On the counter are a Keurig coffeemaker, a stocked minibar, as well an ironing board, chairs, and a desk. 

Inside the bathroom are exquisite terracotta tiles with a spacious walk-in shower, water closet, and deep soaking tubs. Completing the setup are robes, towels, and branded Asprey toiletries. 

Bringing in the kids? The resort has a beautiful Monarch Kids Club for youngsters ages 3 to 12. There’s beach access, a 24-hour fitness center, 3 swimming pools, an event space, and 4 bars and restaurants. 

Reward stays are available at this hotel in exchange for 70,000 to 100,000 points per night. 

A standard room here starts at $950 up to $2,065 per night (average of $1,071).

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12. The Ritz-Carlton, Half Moon Bay (California)

The Ritz-Carlton, Half Moon Bay. Image Credit: The Ritz-Carlton, Half Moon Bay

Gorgeously perched over a cliff, it’s easy to think of The Ritz-Carlton, Half Moon Bay as a contemporary cliffside castle. 

Matching the coastal vibe, the hallways feature a contemporary yet traditional style like you would find in a 19th-century seaside lodge. Expect subtle blue paired with soothing grays to be the dominant palette in the rooms. Egyptian cotton linens sit covering king beds while the bathrooms include a separate shower area, Asprey bath products, plush terry robes, and a soaking tub. 

Start your grand vacation with a visit to the 16,000s square foot spa with 16 treatment rooms or maybe sweat it out at the Cybex gym. During colder nights, there are 3 outdoor fire pits for hanging out or roasting marshmallows.

Additional features include a heated swimming pool, coastal bike and jogging path, 6 tennis courts, 2 magnificent golf courses considered among the best in the area, and a kid’s club. 

Book an indulgent rewards night here by exchanging 70,000 to 100,000 points per night. 

For cash bookings, the rate starts at $897 to $1,265 per night (an average of $1,025).

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13. Mandapa, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve (Indonesia)

Mandapa, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve. Image Credit: Mandapa, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve

Meaning “temple” in Sanskrit, Mandapa, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve is a true temple of luxury situated just 10 minutes from Ubud. 

Consisting of 35 suites with 25 pool villas, the resort promises a paradise getaway surrounded by thick forests and beautiful amenities. Entry-level pool villas are tucked away in thick walls enclosed with a private pool and a tropical garden.

It’s modeled after a traditional Balinese home with a king bed, embroidered covers, and batik-decorated pillows. Striking carved teakwood serves as furniture with modern chandeliers and vibrant paintings. 

The design elements extend to the bathroom where there’s a soaking tub, wooden sinks, an outdoor shower, and a Toto toilet. As for the living room, it’s detached from the villa with glass walls to showcase the view of the rice paddies nearby. 

Each guest is assigned a “patih” or butler who can assist with any concerns or reservations. Wellness is important here so you’ll find a 24-hour gym, free yoga classes near the river banks, and luxurious treatments.

A heated swimming pool is available along with a kid’s club. Dining is offered in 4 restaurants and bars – from fine dining in Kubu to Balinese and Asian dishes at the Sawah Terrace. 

Mandapa is a highly exclusive resort but you can score a free night here when available, starting with 80,000 up to 120,000 points per night. 

Cash bookings start at $765 to $1,284 per night (average of $915).

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14. The Bodrum EDITION (Turkey)

The Bodrum EDITION. Image Credit: The Bodrum EDITION

One of the most sought-after luxury resorts in the Bodrum peninsula, The Bodrum EDITION promises more than an elegant getaway, but also top-notch, professional service. 

The Bodrum EDITION offers 108 guest rooms, housed in stylish white buildings all connected by stairs and pathways.

Entry-level spaces are spacious, unlike most Aegean-based resorts. Beautiful neutral beiges and creams decorate the room, with the addition of unique textures. Bright wall-to-wall glass doors lead to the balcony where you’re greeted by amazing ocean views. 

There’s a king bed, a sofa, chair, desk, LCD TV, and a fully stocked minibar pre-filled with snacks and beverages. Electronic controls for the curtains and lights as well as an abundance of light sockets keep everything convenient. 

Step into the bath and experience a spa-like enclave for a relaxing escape. It’s filled with marble twin sinks, a private room for the shower, and an oversized soaking tub. Fragrant Le Labo toiletries last throughout your stay, even the scent of the room is from the brand. 

Two of the highlight amenities here are the beach and the swimming pool. The latter overlooks the Aegean Sea with comfortable loungers on the wooden deck and cabanas for rent. Below the pool is the captivating white sand beach, which looks sensational but does get crowded. 

Get your sweat on at the fully-equipped gym or melt your stresses away at the 8-treatment room spa. There’s a steam room, salt room, sauna, and of course, a Turkish hammam. 

Dining and drinks can be enjoyed in four locations, The Kitchen, Morena, The Beach Club, and Brava. Room service is offered 24/7 in case you feel peckish in the middle of the night. 

You can redeem 70,000 to 100,000 Marriott points for points booking in exchange for a standard room here. 

Cash rates start at $527 up to $1,600 per night (average of $820). 

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15. Vana Belle, a Luxury Collection Resort (Thailand)

Vana Belle, a Luxury Collection Resort. Image Credit: Vana Belle, a Luxury Collection Resort

Vana Belle is part of Marriott’s Luxury Collection, a selection of hotels known for offering unique, private luxury like no other. 

Known as a hidden gem amongst the hotels here, it sits facing the immaculate Chaweng Noi Beach. Offering suites and villas, the smallest starter rooms showcase a spacious 900 square feet. Though it has a distinct Thai flair, it’s quite modern too with full glass walls that look out to the beach beyond. 

Each room includes a private plunge pool if you don’t want to trek to the beach. A bed is situated strategically on an elevated platform to look out to the sea. There’s also a sofa, chairs, a private butler service, and a minibar.

An open-plan bathroom makes the space look even bigger. Twin vanities are provided, along with a soaking tub and glass-enclosed showers and toilets. Robes, towels, and Panpuri toiletries are on offer too. 

At the front of the resort is a remarkable infinity pool lined with lavish tent cabanas. A few meters away is the beach where you can also sunbathe if you like. A spa with world-class massages and treatments is available including a fitness center.

For drinks and great cuisine, you can grab meals from any of the 4 restaurants and bars. 

Book a rewards stay here in exchange for 56,000 points to 100,000 points depending on the season. 

Cash rates begin at $446 to $1,024 per night (average of $707).

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16. JW Marriott Los Cabos Beach Resort & Spa (Mexico)

JW Marriott Los Cabos Beach Resort & Spa. Image Credit: JW Marriott Los Cabos Beach Resort & Spa

Similar to top luxury retreats like the extravagant The Waldorf Astoria Los Cabos and the Four Seasons Resort Los Cabos, the JW Marriott Los Cabos Beach Resort & Spa is among the best resort hotels in Los Cabos. 

Treating guests to a calm vibe, all 299 rooms promise gorgeous ocean views courtesy of their floor-to-ceiling windows. The base room comes with a king bed with high ceilings, a desk, and a comfy sofa. 

Another extravagance is the bathroom with its double vanity, a soaking tub with a red-tiled backsplash, a private walk-in shower, plush bathrobes, towels, and bath items from Aromatherapy Associates. 

Have a feast at any of the 4 restaurants or 2 cocktail bars at the resort. You’ll also want to fully immerse yourself in the amenities like the outdoor swimming pool, gym, Jasha Spa, the game room, the beach, or even try out a game of golf at the 27-hole course. 

Guests can exchange 41,200 points up to 70,000 points per night for reward stays, depending on the season. 

Paid rates here start as low as $489 up to $992 per night (average of $605).

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Wrapping Up

Spend your points by booking these luxury Marriott properties and get ready for a fantastic time!

Whether it’s beachfront accommodations, a mountain retreat, or a skiing adventure, you’ll find a property that fits your ideal vacation on this list. 

Safe travels!