Hotel Romazzino and Hotel Pitrizza, both in Costa Smeralda on Sardinia, have left Marriott's Luxury Collection and joined LVMH.

Hotel Romazzino will reopen for the 2024 season as Romazzino, A Belmond Hotel, Costa Smeralda

Hotel Pitrizza will reopen for the 2024 season unbranded and will be rebranded as Cheval Blanc Pitrizza, Costa Smeralda in 2026, following renovations.

Delta Hotels Forest of Arden (close to Birmingham, UK) will leave Marriott from early next year, according to the hotel page

Looks like it will eventually become a Warner Leisure Hotel following a renovation. Didn't last very long as a Delta.

Falisia, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa, Portopiccolo in Italy left Marriott in September
now Tivoli Portopiccolo Sistiana Wellness Resort & Spa

[delete] Apologies.

I can't find any further information but it seems that in March 2024 Renaissance Orlando Resort and Spa will take over the current B Resort by Disney Springs

Blue Palace Elounda, a Luxury Collection Resort, Crete has left Marriott and will become a Rosewood when it reopens in 2025 (https://onemileatatime.com/news/rose...e-palace-crete).

On Crete there is a new Design Hotel that is part of Marriott Bonvoy now: The Tanneries, Chania, a Member of Design Hotels™
https://www.marriott.com/hotels/trav...-design-hotels

Do you know any more details? I'm confused about how one hotel would take over another hotel that's about 3 miles away, they're not adjacent.

Quite simply: the existing B Resort will rebrand to the Renaissance brand. There will be two Renaissance properties in Lake Buena Vista, the existing one next to Sea World and the new one next to Disney Springs.

On another note: the old Sheraton Jagdhof Fuschlsee near Salzburg (currently called Arabella Jagdhof and not part of Marriott) will rebrand to Tribute Portfolio in the coming weeks. The Arabella Resort in Spitzingsee (an hour outside Munich in the Bavarian mountains) will also adopt the Tribute Portfolio soft brand.

I think the Spitzingsee hotel used to be a Sheraton as well - certainly was when I stayed there 12 years ago.

Yep, it was the ArabellaSheraton Alpenhotel from the 1990s until 2011:
https://www.ahgz.de/zulieferer/news/...nhotel--205530

https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...07b90072db.jpg

Ah, so you mean the B Resort will become its own separate Renaissance Hotel, gotcha.

The way it was worded it sounded like the B Resort was going to become a part of the Renaissance Orlando Hotel, operating as one property, with two wings 3 miles apart.

The Renaissance Orlando is actually in Orlando proper, it's not in Lake Buena Vista, which is the town directly adjacent to the Disney theme parks, containing a number of Disney hotels.

Looks like the Goodtime Hotel in Miami Beach is joining the tribute portfolio. Can't find an announcement but it's displayed on the Marriott site
Apologies if this has been posted elsewhere

The Jagdhof am Fuschlsee started as Arabella, then became Arabella-Sheraton, then just Sheraton, back to Arabella, and now it's Arabella, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel. These changes in franchising sometimes lead to interesting rebrandings.