SPN Lifer

It would be nice to have a list of all hotels located on airport premises, with a Wiki listing the airports by city and airport code.

But which forum would it go in?

Absent that, do we need to open such a thread in the forum for each hotel chain?

dcmike

Great idea! There is sadly not a good candidate forum for one unified list, it seems.

rhg247

Good idea. I don't have an answer on where it should go, but I'd like that info too. Seems like one universal thread would be better than having to look in each forum.

hhoope01

I'd guess it might go in either the Information Desk or TravelBuzz forums as those tend contain topics that aren't specific to a single program.

SPN Lifer

As recommended, I have started a thread in TravelBuzz.

Hotels on Airport Premises

MSPeconomist

Among Bonvoy hotels, we have Westin at DTW and Sheratons at BDL, BOS, PDX, CDG (T2), AMS, and BRU, plus Marriott at PHL.

In addition, ATL has one or two Bonvoy hotels accessible via the little tram that serves the rental car center.

jjLDNY

Great idea. Is it just me that likes hotels in the airport?

I'm sure there's probably a group that has dominance? I remember I stayed at the Hyatt whilst stopping over at Orlando International.

longtimereader firstimeposter

Don’t forget the Sheraton at YYZ! Perfect location and pretty good hotel.

ray1111

I like the ones where you can walk; eg Moxie at VIE and Fairfield at PVD to name a disparate couple. Who wants a shuttle, etc. these days. (But that will, of course, change.)

MSPeconomist

Add Sheraton Gateway LAX to the walkable list, plus the FourPoints LAX if you're energetic.

IIRC at SEA there's a Bonvoy that's walkable via a bridge over the main road and a bit going up a hill (versus paying $6 for the hotel shuttle preCOVID-19).

Also, IIRC there's a Marriott at LGA that's across the parking lot from the main terminals, but there might not be a safe walking path.

Some people walk from SAN to hotels, but it's a long walk. I'm not sure what Bonvoy property would be closest to the airport (Westin, Sheraton, USGrant LC, for instance).

ryw

Don’t forget the on premise Westin DEN where it’s apparently supper popular to use points for stays!

YYC has both a Marriott and a Delta hotel connected to the main terminal, land side, which you can reach without going outdoors.

Re: walkable airport hotels, I’ve walked to the SEA Marriott before - if you’re used to trekking out to the light rail station already it’s not too much further, just across the bridge and up the hill a couple blocks. Easier to do if you’re traveling light though!

skywalkerLAX

Sheraton / Marriott FRA T1 (Hotel was split into two properties recently). + Hilton / Hilton Garden Inn

Duesseldorf Airport Sheraton

Munich Kempinski / Hilton

Singapore Changi Crowne Plaza T3

Bangkok Airport Novotel

London Heathrow Sofitel T5

Vancouver Airport Fairmont

Hong Kong Airport Regal Hotel

MSPeconomist

I forgot that one, and I stayed there when it was a Starwood.

skywalkerLAX

I have a love-hate relationship with that hotel. I do love the location and the lounge is decent too. Their rooms remind me of the early 1990s. Their rates are also pretty cheap, usually below 100 EURO a night.

Now I merely stay once or twice a year because it somehow belongs to all my Germany trips and to think of old times when I first started traveling.

margarita girl

And the Marriott at Montreal (YUL) airport.