Hilton / Marriott Equivalents?
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I have searched the HH and Marriott forums for this question but could not find: can someone please post the HH/Marriott equivalents? Fairfield = ? Courtyard = ? Springhill Suites = ? Residence Inn = ? I usually stay at Courtyards but their lack of free wifi bother me -- some offer it some dont... I'm considering a move to HH since I'm a mid-level traveler...wont be making nearly enough stays in 2011 to keep Marriott gold, and attracted to the double-dip for some extra air miles...(I earn UA status on segments). TIA! |
Fairfield Inn = Hampton Inn
Courtyard = Hilton Garden Inn Springhill Suites = Embassy Suites Residence Inn= Homewood Suites I prefer HGI over CY when given a choice. |
Agree with mr27. I find the HGI properties to be way better than Courtyard. At least where I travel. YMMV.
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Originally Posted by mr27
(Post 17492652)
Fairfield Inn = Hampton Inn
Courtyard = Hilton Garden Inn Springhill Suites = Embassy Suites Residence Inn= Homewood Suites I prefer HGI over CY when given a choice. |
Originally Posted by rayraf
(Post 17494225)
+1 ^
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I find Hampton Inn much better than Courtyard!
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Originally Posted by mr27
(Post 17492652)
Fairfield Inn = Hampton Inn
Courtyard = Hilton Garden Inn Springhill Suites = Embassy Suites Residence Inn= Homewood Suites I prefer HGI over CY when given a choice. Hilton = Marriot DT = Marriot ? Best value is HGI ! Bob H |
Originally Posted by BobH:17494421
Originally Posted by mr27
(Post 17492652)
Fairfield Inn = Hampton Inn
Courtyard = Hilton Garden Inn Springhill Suites = Embassy Suites Residence Inn= Homewood Suites I prefer HGI over CY when given a choice. Hilton = Marriot DT = Marriot ? Best value is HGI ! Bob H |
I would put
Embassy Suites=Residence Inn both are more upscale Homewood Suites = Springhill Suites |
I agree that Embassy = Residence and Homewood = Springhill is more correct in terms of niceness (I think the reverse is true in terms of room amenities -- i.e. Embassy and Springhill are just suites, while Residence and Homewood include kitchenettes... but Embassy and Residence tend to be nicer than Springhill and Homewood).
As to Hampton being better than Courtyard, I find new Hamptons to be equivalent to new Courtyards. OTOH, old Hamptons can be far far more tired and cramped than old Courtyards. |
Calling Fairfield equivalent to Hampton Inn is a slur on Hampton.
Hampton Inn - and escpecially Doubletree - has too much variation to be pegged cleanly. Hilton does a decent job on its own describing its brands, found here as a start. IMHO it's more useful to the OP than describing to cast Marriott equivalents. http://hhonors1.hilton.com/en_US/hh/about/brands.do |
Originally Posted by craig44485
(Post 17494364)
+1 ^
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Disagree. Homewood = Residence since both include dinner and have kitchens. Embassy (2 room suites with free happy hour) has no Marriott equivalent. Disagree that Residence is nicer than Homewood, for me only 1 has been, most shabbier.
Better: Fairfield = Comfort Inn (neither has 1 hot item guarranteed with free breakfast) Courtyard = Garden Inn Springhill Suites = (nicer) Hampton Inn (nicer) Residence Inn = Homewood Marriott = Hilton JW Marriott = (nicer) Doubletree (maybe) [Mentioning Comfort Inn is of course a slam on all that Marriott snobbery.] |
No one has an equivalent to ES
I agree with Tom_MN, when he says that ES has no Marriott equivalent. Heck, I will take it a step further and say that no hotel company has an answer to the ES brand
I consider ES to be a "category killer." |
I don't think there's an equivalent to DT in Marriott either... those places range from the pits to the ritz.
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