Subject: A 7 Day-7 Night COMPLIMENTARY Stay at ANY Marriot Hotel for - [email-masked]

From: "Marriott Hotels" <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 01 Dec 2015 10:03:45 -0500

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approach costs less and completes the building in six months, or about a quarter of the time it takes for ground-up construction. In the U.S., where modular construction has yet to catch on with most hotel owners, Marriott will rely primarily on new construction, or the conversion of other types of properties to Moxy. The U.S. hotels will feature 160 to 200 rooms, usually without a restaurant but with a full bar and an open-all-night grab-and-go food offering. Moxy designers include Yabu Pushelberg, a firm that has worked on high-end hotels. Marriott plans an average daily room rate of around $240 for Moxy???s New York properties. That is roughly in line with its microhotel peers but a little below the city???s average rate, which STR Inc. said was $260 for the first 11 months of 2014. Moxy also will be the most technologically advanced of all its brands, Marriott says. It will be the first in the chain to offer the use of mobile phones as room keys, though other brands at Starwoo
d Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Inc. and Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc. are offering this service already. Moxy has a few new touches of its own. For hotel guests who worry about stubbing their toes on the way to the bathroom at night, the new hotel will offer motion-sensor lights under the bed that light up when activated. At first blush Marriott International???s annual corporate awards ceremony looks the part. Eight hundred people crammed into a hotel ballroom, just 2 miles from headquarters. Eighty-one-year-old Chairman John Willard ???Bill??? Marriott Jr. lording over the festivities, with Arne Sorenson, the new chief executive officer, sitting across the aisle. Top brass in from as far away as Hong Kong seated cheek by jowl with a dozen Marriott family members. Videos cue up the ten people who are about to get an award. But rather than the expected tributes to top-earning salespeople or retiring board members, attendees are introduced to the likes of Richard Rivera, a hotel doorm
an from Cleveland???s Marriott Downtown, who???s nicknamed the ???name-dropper??? because he seems to know the name of every guest in his 385-room hotel and the regulars who walk by. A breakfast ???ambassador??? named Jinney Byrne from the Fairfield Inn & Suites in Temple Terrace, Fla., who despite rheumatoid arthritis often delivers morning meals???and prayers???to her numerous guests visiting a nearby cancer care center. Phyllis Hill Johnson, the senior director of franchise services, talks about how landing a job as front-desk clerk at the Charlottesville Marriott 21 years ago lifted her out of

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