Marriott Titanium member reviews Aloft Bali Seminyak stay
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A Marriott Titanium guest booked five nights at Aloft Bali Seminyak using points and a cash add-on to maximize elite credits. The guest initially paid 83,500 Marriott points for a king room with a balcony. After experiencing nighttime traffic noise, they switched to a quieter first-floor room without a balcony but with an added futon. Check-in included welcome gifts such as local beers, cake, and a handwritten note. Highlights of the stay included breakfast on the rooftop, which offered both buffet and à la carte menus with Balinese options, and the rooftop pool and bar. The gym, located on the same floor, was noted to have minimal equipment. The guest also found ride-share apps like Grab to be significantly cheaper than the hotel shuttle.
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