Originally Posted by
KRSW
Does it bother anyone else that remodeling the hotels is
#9 on the priority list?
To be fair, Sheraton 2020 was developed under legacy Starwood, which no longer exists. Marriott to their credit de-flagged 10,000-plus rooms from the Sheraton brand in 2017 and 2018 because owners of the hotels wouldn't (or couldn't) invest in their dilapidated property.
I'd like to just have decent food-and-beverage at a Sheraton property. I can't remember a single Sheraton that I've ever stayed at with a good restaurant. It doesn't need a Michelin-rated restaurant, either. Just decent, quality food at fair prices.
Look at this picture of a Sheraton property's dining room:
Looks all fancy, except you know they never have that level of service when the buffet is setup in the back.