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Marriott to rebrand 23 hotels in the United Kingdom under Delta by Marriott brand

American hospitality brand Marriott International as announced plans to rebrand 23 hotels in the United Kingdom under Delta by Marriott brand, following an agreement between Marriott and the hotels’ owner.

Marriott said that the hotels would be rebranded from October this year, followed by a phased renovation schedule. All properties are expected to be renovated and rebranded by late summer 2023.

The 23 Marriott hotels that will be rebranded as Delta by Marriott Hotels are:

  1. Manchester Airport Marriott Hotel
  2. Durham Marriott Hotel Royal County
  3. Swindon Marriott Hotel
  4. Bexleyheath Marriott Hotel
  5. Heathrow/Windsor Marriott Hotel
  6. Northampton Marriott Hotel
  7. Newcastle Gateshead Marriott Hotel MetroCentre
  8. Birmingham Marriott Hotel
  9. Preston Marriott Hotel
  10. Edinburgh Marriott Hotel
  11. Liverpool Marriott Hotel City Centre
  12. Bristol Marriott Hotel City Centre
  13. Waltham Abbey Marriott Hotel
  14. Swansea Marriott Hotel
  15. Peterborough Marriott Hotel
  16. Huntingdon Marriott Hotel
  17. Aberdeen Marriott Hotel
  18. St. Pierre Marriott Hotel & Country Club
  19. Tudor Park Marriott Hotel & Country Club
  20. Forest of Arden Marriott Hotel & Country Club
  21. Breadsall Priory Marriott Hotel & Country Club
  22. Worsley Park Marriott Hotel & Country Club
  23. York Marriott Hotel

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External signage has already been changed at some of the hotels including those at Bexleyheath and Preston, with Northampton, York, Manchester Airport and Newcastle Metro Centre to follow.

The group said that “the decision was the result of long standing discussions with owners of Marriott branded hotels globally regarding the Marriott Hotels Product Transformation strategy”. The group added that the owner is “investing significantly in this transition, with each property having a tailored renovation plan”.

The group added:

The outcome of this owner investment and brand transition will be a refreshed hotel product and a seamless guest experience.

Marriott said that as a result of these discussions the parties had agreed to transition 23 UK hotels “into a new Marriott International brand, which all parties agree will help drive the long-term success of these properties”.

Marriott says that the Marriott Bonvoy membership benefits will remain the same at the reflagged hotels. The group adds that there will be no impact on staffing levels or terms at the hotels as a result of the brand transition. All remaining Marriott Hotels in the UK will continue to be managed by Marriott International under the Marriott Hotels brand.

Meanwhile, Marriott recently announced the signing of 5 new hotels in India’s West Bengal and Jharkhand.

Featured image of Delta by Marriott Hotel Nottingham Belfry

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4 replies on “Marriott to rebrand 23 hotels in the United Kingdom under Delta by Marriott brand”

Delta Hotels are mostly situated in business-parks and downtown locations, targeting business travellers while some of its properties are resorts. Marriott hotels are mostly the same as Delta Hotels. Marriott brand does have business hotels as well as resorts.

In the case of the Marriott hotels which are being rebranded as Delta hotels in UK, most of them are city properties except for a few. So as per me, there won’t be many changes when they get rebranded as a Delta hotel because both the brands have a similar vibe. Both the brands are even in the same “Premium” category in Marriott’s brands’ portfolio.

Cheers!

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