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Marriott Hotels & Resorts
Company typeSubsidiary
IndustryHospitality
Founded1957;67 years ago(1957)
FounderJ. Willard Marriott
HeadquartersBethesda, Maryland,U.S.
Number of locations
586 (June 2023[1])
Area served
Worldwide
ParentMarriott International
Websitewww.marriott.com

Marriott Hotels & ResortsisMarriott International's brand of full-servicehotelsandresortsbased inBethesda, Maryland.As of June 30, 2020, there were 582 hotels and resorts with 205,053 rooms operating under the brand, in addition to 160 hotels with 47,765 rooms planned for development.[2][3]

History[edit]

Foundation and early years[edit]

The Marriott hotel chain began when the Hot Shoppes, Inc. restaurant company decided to diversify into hotels. Its first hotel opened in 1957 in Virginia, theMarriott Motor Hotel,adjacent toThe PentagonandWashington National Airport.[4]The company's second hotel was the nearby Marriott Key Bridge Motor Hotel, which opened in 1959.[5]This was soon followed by Marriott Motor Hotels in Dallas in 1960, Philadelphia in 1961, Atlanta in 1965, andSaddle Brook, New Jerseyin 1966.[6]

Hot Shoppes, Inc. was renamed theMarriott Corporationin 1967,[7]by which point it was operating 8 hotels.[8]

In 1967, Marriott acquired its first resort hotel, the historicCamelback InninArizona,United States.[9]In 1969, the Paraiso Marriott, the first international Marriott Hotel, opened inAcapulco, Mexico.That same year, Marriott bought the famedEssex HouseoverlookingCentral ParkinNew York City.[10]

In 1972, the Marriott lodging division acquired the Greek-based Sun Line cruise line,[11]which it owned until 1987.[12]

In 1975, Marriott Hotels & Resorts expanded toEurope,with the opening of the Amsterdam Marriott.[13]

In these first several decades, Marriott International owned and managed many of the hotels within its portfolio. In 1993, the company decided to spin off the real estate ownership operations as a new company,Host Marriott,while retaininghotel management servicesunder theMarriott Internationalcompany name.

Development since 2000[edit]

By 1999, there were over 360 Marriott Hotels & Resorts in 47 countries, and in November 2010, Marriott Hotels & Resorts announced the opening of what is said was their 500th property, the Pune Marriott Hotel & Convention Centre, inPune, India.[14]In September 2005, Marriott Hotels & Resorts unveiled its first new room designs in ten years. Dubbed "mSpot", the new rooms feature clean lines and updated technology.[15]

In August 2020 Marriott announced it was ending its Make A Green Choice program.[citation needed]In October 2020, the UK data privacy watchdog fined Marriott Hotels £18.4 million for a serious data breach that exposed the millions of the companies customer's data to cyber-criminals.[16]

In July 2022, The Marriott Hotel revealed that the company's data had been breached. Hackers were able to compromise the hotels' data which led to 20GB of data which included internal documents and information in addition to consumer data such as credit card information. The hackers broke into a server at the Marriott Hotel at Baltimore-Washington International Airport. The group shared screenshots of customer information and were in contact with the Hotel chain. This data breach marks the third data breach for the company in the last 4 years.[17]

In 2023, acriminal investigationwas opened against Marriott inPoland,claiming that it acted fraudulently and unethically against the Lim company, the owner of aWarsawhotel. During theCOVID-19period, Marriott would not keep up the hotel’smaintenanceand shifted the costs of maintaining the empty hotel to the Lim Company. At the same time Marriott prevented the Lim Company from renting the hotel to the National Health Fund for doctors' housing or contracting for advertising deals until the Lim Company would pay unwarranted bonuses to Marriott.[18]

Accommodations[edit]

Marriott Hotel inFort Lauderdale
Marriott Hotel inHong Kong
Marriott Hotel inHeidelberg

Historical[edit]

US Non-US Total
2006[19] Properties 0470
Rooms 0168,383
2007[20] Properties 313 156 0469
Rooms 124,584 043,952 0168,536
2008[21] Properties 321 157 0478
Rooms 127,192 045,409 0172,601
2009[22] Properties 326 165 0491
Rooms 128,628 048,421 0177,049
2010[23] Properties 326 168 0494
Rooms 128,916 049,818 0178,734
2011[24] Properties 322 170 0492
Rooms 127,826 051,028 0178,854
2012[25] Properties 320 169 0489
Rooms 126,113 050,096 0176,209
2013[26] Properties 312 174 0486
Rooms 123,296 051,213 0174,509
2014[27] Properties 314 185 0499
Rooms 124,686 054,535 0179,221

From 2015[edit]

North
America
Europe Middle E.
& Africa
Asia &0
Pacific
Caribbean
Latin Am.
Total
2015[28] Properties 342 094 0018 045 0027 0526
Rooms 134,425 023,071 6,206 015,804 7,771 0187,277
2016[29] Properties 345 097 0020 058 0026 0546
Rooms 135,813 023,872 6,809 020,286 7,516 0194,296
2017[30] Properties 347 098 0022 070 0029 0566
Rooms 137,333 024,069 7,389 023,479 8,010 0200,280
2018[31] Properties 341 094 0024 080 0028 0567
Rooms 134,834 023,969 8,061 026,962 7,540 0201,366
2019[32] Properties 340 097 0025 083 0030 0575
Rooms 134,412 024,595 8,119 028,000 8,033 0203,159
2020[33] Properties 340 0100 0026 090 0029 0585
Rooms 133,972 025,946 8,110 030,008 7,789 0205,825
2021[34] Properties 340 0103 0026 096 0029 0594
Rooms 132,791 026,719 7,968 032,119 7,789 0207,386
2022[35] Properties 339 075 0028 102 0031 0575
Rooms 132,960 021,454 8,726 033,992 8,311 0205,443
2023[36] Properties 337 077 0029 112 0032 0587
Rooms 132,856 021,990 9,083 037,674 8,461 0210,064

Notable properties[edit]

TheDetroitMarriott at theRenaissance Centeris the tallest hotel in theWestern Hemisphere.

See also[edit]

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