On September 23, 2016, Marriott ($MAR) acquired Starwood Hotels and Resorts for $13.6 billion, creating the world's largest hotel company with a mind-bending 1.1 million rooms, 30 brands, and close to 6,000 properties.
The acquisition also moved Marriott more into the international arena, as Starwood's hotels are 75% non-US based. It was the largest acquisition in the hotel space since 2007 when Blackstone acquired Hilton for $26 billion.
So what does its new footprint look like? See below for yourself, and click to see a larger version.
Houston, TX currently has the most Marriott-SPG properties followed by New York. The chart below outlines how the top-10 cities are covered.
|
City |
Country |
Property Count |
|---|---|---|
|
Houston |
United States |
103 |
|
New York |
United States |
87 |
|
Atlanta |
United States |
72 |
|
Orlando |
United States |
67 |
|
Shanghai |
China |
60 |
|
Dubai |
United Arab Emirates |
59 |
|
Dallas |
United States |
53 |
|
San Antonio |
United States |
50 |
|
Charlotte |
United States |
50 |
|
San Diego |
United States |
50 |
Note: Subscribers can see the full list and locations of Marriot-SPG properties here.
