Question about Singapore Hotel

[22go]

We are Marriott Elite and would like to book two rooms at a hotel In Singapore. We will get access to the concierge lounge and late checkout. Will the second room receive the same privileges?
Thank you!

 

[jabberwocky]

Technically I think it just covers the one room, but the service in Singapore is fantastic and they usually go above and beyond. I’d ask to have a late checkout in both rooms if you are paying for them under the same folio - should not be a problem.

As far as the lounge, my only experience has been at the Tang Plaza Marriott and it was really packed, but they didn’t really check your room number as long as you had the key for entry.

 

[VacationForever]

Technically no. I don't remember if it was JW Marriott HK or Tang Plaza Marriott where there was someone at the front desk checking off your room number when you enter. I think it was HK's. I have stayed at both extensively. With Platinum or Titanium Elite, at Tang Plaza Marriott, you can also get complimentary full buffet breakfast on the ground floor, which is one of the best breakfast buffets you can find on earth (well, a bit of exageration). This is in addition to the lounge excess which serves breakfasts and hor dourves in late afternoon.

I have an upcoming trip to Singapore and will be there for a full week. At the point of booking, St. Regis required fewer points than Tang Plaza Marriott and hence I will be at St. Regis. That will be a first time experience for me.

 

[jwalk03]

Elite status only applies to your personal guest room. Unless you each hold status separately and book one room under each Bonvoy number with elite status.

 

[bazzap]

We have stayed at both the JW and the Westin in the last 2 years.
Both offered Concierge Lounge access and both were good - a wider food choice at the JW, better views at the Westin.
Both also offered late checkout up to 4pm, although we only asked for 1pm.
Both offered room upgrades, with high floor and great views. The Westin gave us a huge suite.
As I recall, this was just through our Bonvoy status, as the SNA / NUAs were not accepted.

 

[Mroze]

Elite status only applies to your personal guest room. Unless you each hold status separately and book one room under each Bonvoy number with elite status.

We have stayed at the St. Regis in Singapore and they were very flexible with excellent service [multiple Suite-Upgrades + Breakfast even for a 3rd person in the room].
To avoid any challenges we booked 4 rooms under 4 different accounts [Wife & Myself: Titanium] + 2 x Daughters [Platinum due to AX-Brilliant-Card].

 

[VacationForever]

We have stayed at the St. Regis in Singapore and they were very flexible with excellent service [multiple Suite-Upgrades + Breakfast even for a 3rd person in the room].
To avoid any challenges we booked 4 rooms under 4 different accounts [Wife & Myself: Titanium] + 2 x Daughters [Platinum due to AX-Brilliant-Card].

The difference with OP's situation from yours is that in your case, all 4 rooms were booked with 4 people with a minimum of Platinum status.

 

[jwalk03]

We have stayed at the St. Regis in Singapore and they were very flexible with excellent service [multiple Suite-Upgrades + Breakfast even for a 3rd person in the room].
To avoid any challenges we booked 4 rooms under 4 different accounts [Wife & Myself: Titanium] + 2 x Daughters [Platinum due to AX-Brilliant-Card].

In your scenario there was someone in every room that had elite status so each room would be entitled to elite benefits.

 

[Dean]

We are Marriott Elite and would like to book two rooms at a hotel In Singapore. We will get access to the concierge lounge and late checkout. Will the second room receive the same privileges?
Thank you!

Do you both have status? If so, I'd book one room in your name and the other in your spouse's name. If not and you'll be there to check in, book them both in the name of the person with status and let the hotel decide how it's going to work out while hoping for the best.