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Marriott to convert MGM’s Delano Las Vegas into W Hotel
A famous name on the Las Vegas Strip will disappear by the end of 2024.
Marriott International and MGM Resorts announced Monday (Oct. 21) that MGM’s 47-story Delano will rebrand as the W Las Vegas, a Marriott property, before the year is up.
W Las Vegas marks the latest step in the companies' long-term strategic licensing agreement announced in July 2023.
"Our relationship with Marriott has far exceeded our expectations, demonstrating the power of its brand portfolio and the strength of their distribution channels," said Steve Zanella, president of MGM Resorts Operations, in a press release. "W Las Vegas, the latest hotel to come to life as part of our collaboration, will allow our guests to access a new luxury lifestyle experience recognized worldwide for its distinct personality, dynamic programming and elevated service culture."
Located on the Mandalay Bay Campus, the property is slated to officially join the W Hotels portfolio later this year, with additional plans for the property to be announced in the future.
The collaboration between two hospitality brands means more than 200 million Marriott Bonvoy members can enjoy unique benefits and redeem points at MGM Resorts' destinations while MGM Rewards members can status match and receive member benefits at Marriott's global portfolio of approximately 9,000 hotels.
With the addition of W Las Vegas, MGM Collection with Marriott Bonvoy will encompass 12 destinations on the Las Vegas Strip, including the Bellagio, ARIA, the Cosmopolitan, Mandalay Bay, among others.
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