What's the difference between Wuhan Xiangtou Marriott Hotel and JW Marriott

I quite like the Wuhan Xiangtou Marriott Hotel, which just opened half a year ago. Starting from the Platinum card, the room can be upgraded to the highest level of non-suite room type, the open-plan scenic king room, with complimentary breakfast for two and lounge access. Overall, it's very suitable for business travelers. With a height of 263.6 meters, the hotel has a nice view, overlooking the Shahu scenic area, and across the river, you can see the skyline of Jianghan District. The breakfast at the few Marriott® hotels I've stayed at recently has been quite good, and I didn't expect Marriott Group's dining to rely on Marriott and Westin for quality. This hotel's breakfast offers a variety of Wuhan local snacks, and the lounge's afternoon tea and happy hour offerings are also rich. Although Marriott®'s design tends to be homogenized, this hotel created by PLD has Hubei elements everywhere in the interior space, such as the artwork in the first picture that interprets the confluence of three rivers, and the Xiangyang scenic spots on the headboard and bedside, which are quite distinctive. The open-plan scenic king room is very spacious, equipped with a separate shower, independent bathtub, walk-in closet, separate office area, and a 180-degree panoramic bedroom, which is almost the same as a suite. All room types in this hotel are equipped with Dyson® hairdryers and Nespresso® espresso machines. If they also add a double sink and a Washlet, and treat this type of room as the base room, then it would definitely be the Xiangtou JW Marriott Hotel.