Marriott Virginia Beach

Built as a modern oceanfront high-rise, Marriott Virginia Beach Oceanfront Resort is designed for groups that want full-service operations, reliable meeting capacity, and a location that keeps the daily schedule tight. The property sits right on the beach, so downtime is easy to plan, and it is still close enough to the core oceanfront corridors that dinner, coffee, and errands do not require a long drive.

Inside, the hotel runs like a true resort with conference-ready infrastructure. Large lobbies, multiple elevators, and staffed touchpoints help when a group is arriving in waves or when the schedule shifts midweek. Guest rooms are set up for practical comfort, with the basics teams care about most: sleep quality, space to reset, and a layout that supports charging devices and getting ready for the next day without clutter.

Evenings on the oceanfront work best when you keep the plan contained. The boardwalk and dining corridors nearby provide plenty of options, from fast meals for late returns to sit-down restaurants for planned group dinners. When the team is tired, staying close is the move. Walking a short route along the water, grabbing food within a couple blocks, and getting back to the hotel keeps the night short and the next morning cleaner.

Errands are also manageable in this stretch, but timing matters. Small restocks, like snacks, drinks, toiletries, and sunscreen, are easy near the oceanfront. Bigger runs, like groceries and bulk supplies for longer stays, go smoother when you handle them once and avoid peak boardwalk hours. If your group has work vehicles, it also helps to plan parking and loading habits early, because oceanfront hotels operate in tight footprints.

Where this property stands out is group support. Meeting and event space allows a team to hold briefings, training, or client sessions without leaving the building. On-site dining reduces the need to coordinate every meal off property, and the resort format creates natural meet-up points for people who are coming and going on different schedules.

Room blocks are simplest when the billing and changes stay centralized. Engine.com can manage the group booking and consolidated billing, making it easier to adjust dates, swap names, and extend parts of the group without tracking a dozen separate reservations.

Key hotel features and amenities

• Oceanfront resort high-rise with full-service operations and steady staffing

• On-site restaurants and bar options that support breakfast, dinner, and late returns

• Indoor and outdoor pool setups typical of this resort class, useful across seasons

• Fitness center for early starts or end-of-day resets

• Meeting and event space suited to briefings, training, and group sessions

• Common areas that function well for informal meetups and daily check-ins

• Parking and valet operations typical of oceanfront resorts, plan ahead for multi-vehicle groups

Points of interest and attractions within a 2 to 3 mile radius

• Virginia Beach Boardwalk for walking routes, navigation, and dining density

• Neptune Park area as a central landmark and common meetup point

• The Vibe District for casual dining, coffee, and a different evening pace

• Virginia Beach Convention Center corridor for events and group activity

• Oceanfront parks and beach access points along Atlantic Avenue

• First Landing State Park area for trails and a quieter outdoor reset away from the busiest blocks

Features of interest to group travelers

• Meeting capacity on-site reduces off-property logistics for briefings and sessions

• Walkable dinner options help teams avoid vehicle coordination after long days

• On-site dining supports staggered schedules and late returns

• Natural meet-up points in the lobby and common areas simplify group coordination

• Parking planning matters for crews with multiple vehicles, set expectations early

• Better fit for larger room blocks than smaller boutique properties in the same corridor

• Engine.com room-block support for coordinated booking, changes, and consolidated billing