Marriott Plans Eight New Dutch Hotels With Townhouse Hotels Deal
Marriott and Townhouse Hotels signed an agreement to bring eight hotels and over 700 rooms in five Dutch cities into two Marriott brands.
Marriott International has agreed to a partnership with Townhouse Hotels that will bring eight properties in the Netherlands into its group. In total, the properties provide over 700 guest rooms spread over five cities in Holland.
Six of the hotels are expected to join Series by Marriott. According to Hospitality Net, this is the first time Series by Marriott will enter the Netherlands.
Advertise with usYour brand hereIn-feed (between news) · Native cardBook this space →Travel and Tour World says the agreement builds on hotels Marriott already runs in Amsterdam, Breda and The Hague. It also brings Marriott to Maastricht and Eindhoven. The outlet describes Maastricht as known for culture, history and food, and Eindhoven as linked with technology.
What it means for travelers
Travelers to the Netherlands may soon have more Marriott-linked hotels to choose from, including in Maastricht and Eindhoven. Guests who collect points or prefer a known hotel group may find more options in these cities.
What to watch next
The notes do not give opening or joining dates, so travelers should check Marriott's official website for when each hotel becomes available to book.
How the story unfolded
- Travel Daily News Marriott to add eight hotels and 700 rooms in the Netherlands
Read the original reporting
Travel Daily News – Marriott to add eight hotels and 700 rooms in the Netherlands ↗
Travel and Tour World – Marriott Expands Across the Netherlands With Eight Hotels as Series by Marriott Prepares Dutch Debut ↗
Hospitality Net – Marriott International Signs Landmark Agreement to Add Eight Hotels in the Netherlands ↗
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