Sentences with phrase «biggest hotel chain for»

China last week suspended Marriott International's Chinese website for a week to punish the world's biggest hotel chain for listing Tibet, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau as separate countries in a customer questionnaire.

Not exact matches

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Casa Isabel and Quinta Maria Cortez offer a sweet dollop of luxury for less than the big brand chain hotels (you know which ones they are: — RRB -.

For example, quite a few of the bigger hotel chains have joined forces with credit card companies so that people may receive discounts on certain hotel stays.

Hilton was the last hotel group to tweak the number of points needed for an award night right at the end of 2015 so IHG is the first of the big chains to blink in 2016.

The points issued by most of the big hotel chains (Marriott, Hilton, IHG, Club Carlson) are typically worth well short of 1 cent each and the accrual rates from the corresponding credit cards don't fully compensate for these pathetic valuations.

But... do these rates qualify for frequent stayer credit in the big hotel chain programs?

As for places to stay, there are choices from some of the big chains around Circular Quay and at the southern end of the district with amazing harbour views to small hotels and pubs and a youth hostel.

This is a broad definition — to me, this is about hotels with fewer rooms eg 20 or less and a bit more design focused than say a Holiday Inn (for mid-range big chain hotels same applies as 5 stars).

This is one of the lowest annual fees for any hotel card from a major chain, so that's a big plus for the card.

Consumer Reports magazine has reported that they more frequently got the best prices for big hotel chains by going directly to the hotel website rather than through a consolidator such as Expedia, Orbitz or Hotels.com.

For starters, hotels sometimes advertise deals on their own sites, especially if they're small, or in email newsletters if it's a big chain.

Sensing competition, the global brand leader for Le Méridien and W Hotels warned that hotels not affiliated with giant chains would be at a disadvantage because «They could not, for example, match the loyalty programs or the corporate marketing efforts of the big chains.&Hotels warned that hotels not affiliated with giant chains would be at a disadvantage because «They could not, for example, match the loyalty programs or the corporate marketing efforts of the big chains.&hotels not affiliated with giant chains would be at a disadvantage because «They could not, for example, match the loyalty programs or the corporate marketing efforts of the big chains.»

The biggest downside of these cards is that they have foreign transaction fees, something that is kind of ridiculous for a global hotel chain.

The dead bolt function of door lock was not working so turning the knob achieve nothing and no security chain at door and no fish eye viewer on door is a big minus - I would have like to see a room safe for locking personal items provided in each room - these are not expensive and should be a standrd amenity - many or most hotels have it

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It's tough to justify spending 2 - 3 times the amount for the big US chain hotels, when you get so much for so little.