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Old Dec 30, 2018 | 1:39 pm
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Originally Posted by hockeyinsider
Delta is a weird brand. Stateside, it seems to be mostly a conversion brand; that is, reflagging. Grand Rapids (ex-Ramada Inn), Muskegon (opening in spring 2019, currently a Holiday Inn) and the Detroit airport (ex-Radisson) properties in Michigan and Norfolk (ex-Marriott) in Virginia are prime examples. I think Baltimore, however, was a new-build Delta.

Delta's Detroit airport property has a lounge. I think it was called the "concierge lounge." The soon-to-open Muskegon property will also have a lounge, which strikes me as unusual given that Muskegon isn't exactly a business destination. I think most or all of the legacy Delta properties in Canada have a lounge branded as a "Signature" lounge.

There seems to be no consistency whatsoever, which is very frustrating. Anyways.
MSP was a nearly gut renovation of a Wyndham or Ramada, IIR. It was very nice but surrounding area very MEH. But I was chasing brands for points on that stay.
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