StarwoodHotels.com gathers legacy Starwood brands (Sheraton, Westin, St. Regis, W, Aloft, Le Méridien, Luxury Collection) — good to compare when you want branded upscale city hotels or resorts and to capture member rates / points via the Marriott Bonvoy ecosystem.
Member rates matter
Book direct and sign into Marriott Bonvoy to access lower member-only rates and point earnings.
Periodic sale windows
Starwood legacy brands run global promotions and seasonal offers — check the Special Offers page before booking.
Transparent booking terms
Most bookings give instant confirmation and show cancellation rules up front so you can compare flexible vs prepaid rates.
What Starwood sells
Starwood’s portfolio is strongest for branded, upscale city hotels and full-service resorts across key destinations. Expect big-name labels — Sheraton and Westin for full-service city stays, St. Regis and Luxury Collection for luxury, W for lifestyle, and Aloft/Element for select-service and extended-stay. That makes the site useful when you need predictable amenities, conference facilities or consistent elite benefits across many global properties.
How to get the best price
The clearest savings come from booking direct and using Marriott Bonvoy membership: member rates, points credits and occasional member-only promos. Compare refundable vs prepaid rates (prepaid is cheaper but non‑refundable), check the site’s Special Offers and package deals, and consider using points for part or full payment. Corporate, AAA or promotional codes can also beat retail rates — always verify the rate rules shown at checkout.
Booking terms & trust signals
Bookings confirm immediately and payments are processed securely, but cancellation windows, deposits and resort fees vary by hotel and rate. Many properties offer refundable and non‑refundable options — the cheaper rates usually have stricter cancellation terms. Customer support and verified guest reviews are available on property pages; always check the rate conditions and any mandatory resort fees before completing checkout.
Where to look
Quick verdict
Worth it when
- Worth it when you want a specific Starwood brand or consistent elite benefits across global cities
- Worth it when you book direct and can use Marriott Bonvoy membership for lower member rates and points
- Worth it when you need full-service hotels with conference, spa or resort facilities
Skip it if
- Skip it if you only care about the absolute lowest third-party price and won’t use member perks
- Skip it if you need cheap, fully-flexible bookings — the lowest rates are often prepaid/non‑refundable
Top questions
Does Starwood (Marriott) match lower prices found elsewhere?
When do the biggest Starwood discounts appear?
What if I need to cancel?
