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New Hotels Discover warm hospitality and modern comfort in 1, properties worldwide. They also often become fun resorts for families looking for an all-in-one long weekend getaway with seasonal fun, including winter ice attractions. Courtyard might also be the brand with the biggest variation in quality: Many properties in the U. Related: Privacy, please: The best budget hotel brands for families who need space.
If you swapped the signs on the door, these newer properties could easily pass for a Westin and fool most travelers. Courtyards are designed for travelers on the go, often featuring an in-house Starbucks and a grab-and-go snack station complimentary for some elite members , making them perfect for road warriors.
Similar to Courtyard, the quality of the properties in the U. Related: Your complete guide to Marriott elite breakfast benefits. Four Points will always have a bit of a special place in my heart. I earned hotel elite status for the first time on a Platinum challenge with SPG while racking up 20 to 30 nights a year at a Four Points in Houston.
AC Hotels originated in Spain, and the brand gets its name from Antonio Catalan, the businessman who partnered with Marriott to launch the brand. Aloft Hotels retain the W party vibe but in a much more subdued and relatively predictable way.
When I need a cheap hotel near an airport for an overnight layover, Aloft has become my go-to brand from London to Montreal and New York City. Moxy gets its fair share of flack for its quirky image targeting millennial travelers. Travelers should expect to stay at a W on a budget — loud and bright, with space at a premium.
At Moxy, there might be a backlit slab of glass instead of a nightstand. Protea Hotels is an interesting niche, operating only in Africa. Previously independent, Marriott acquired the brand in The hotels are generally midrange, but because of the markets they operate in, some Protea Hotels are relatively upmarket and still available at a great value. Many suites include kitchenettes, which can help your suite feel and function more like an apartment during those longer trips.
They really excel with their kitchen setups, including a stove, refrigerator and microwave to help you settle in and feel at home. Element Hotels is a more affordable subsidiary of Westin focused on longer stays.
Review: Element Lexington. Marriott Executive Apartments are geared at business travelers outside of the U. With laundry facilities and weekly housekeeping on top of standard hotel amenities such as a fitness center , these properties are perfect for travelers seeking a hybrid between the independence of a short-term apartment rental and the service of staying in a hotel.
There are two main ways for travelers to earn Marriott points : staying at Marriott properties and applying for Marriott Bonvoy credit cards.
All guests who book directly with Marriott and stay at a Marriott hotel will earn 10x points per dollar spent, in addition to the following elite bonuses :. TPG values Marriott points at 0. Except for the no-annual-fee Marriott Bonvoy Bold card, all credit cards on this list earn 6x points per dollar at participating Marriott hotels and 2x on everyday spending.
Related: Which Marriott Bonvoy credit card is right for you? Not only does Marriott have the most hotels in its global portfolio of any major hotel company, but it also has the most brands. For the rates and fees of the Marriott Bonvoy Business card, please click here. For the rates and fees of the Marriott Bonvoy Brilliant card, please click here.
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