Brand-by-Brand

Marriott International

Marriott, known for its diverse portfolio of brands, has specific PIP requirements for each:

Luxury Brands (e.g., Ritz-Carlton, St. Regis):

• Focus on high-end finishes and materials
• Emphasis on unique, local experiences
• Stringent staff training requirements

Premium Brands (e.g., Westin, Sheraton):

• Regular updates to room designs and public spaces
• Implementation of brand-specific wellness initiatives
• Technology integration for enhanced guest experiences

Select Service Brands (e.g., Courtyard, Fairfield):

• Streamlined, efficient designs
• Focus on functional amenities for business travelers
• Regular updates to maintain modern aesthetics

Hilton Hotels & Resorts

Hilton's PIP requirements vary across its brands but generally include:

Full-Service Brands (e.g., Hilton, DoubleTree):

• Comprehensive room renovations every 6-8 years
• Regular updates to lobby and public areas
• Implementation of digital key technology

Focused Service Brands (e.g., Hampton Inn, Tru):

• Standardized room layouts and designs
• Regular updates to breakfast areas and fitness centers
• Implementation of Hilton's Connected Room technology

InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG), IHG's PIPs often focus on:

Luxury and Upscale Brands (e.g., InterContinental, Kimpton):

• Emphasis on unique, locally-inspired designs
• Regular updates to in-room technology
• Focus on creating distinctive F&B experiences

Midscale Brands (e.g., Holiday Inn, Crowne Plaza):

• Standardized room designs with periodic updates
• Implementation of IHG's Open Lobby concept
• Regular refresh of fitness centers and meeting spaces

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