Marriott on the Move

Posted By: David Broabent (01/23/2012 at 02:12 PM)
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Mr. Marriott, safe travels and a happy new year to you as well.

Posted By: John (01/23/2012 at 02:17 PM)
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What beautiful delacacies! I've never been to China, but it is at the top of my travel list.

Posted By: Carolyn (01/23/2012 at 02:20 PM)
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What an exciting country! The U.S. should celebrate New Year's for an entire week. Imagine what Times Square would look like?

Posted By: Sue (01/23/2012 at 02:24 PM)
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It's great to see a global company celebrate its different cultures. Have you thought of adding those dishes to all the menus during the Chinese New Year? I bet it would be a big hit.

Posted By: WILDER SAVANY (01/23/2012 at 03:32 PM)
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The DRAGON YEAR is good for CHINA as it is good for MARRIOTT, this is what I call "MARRIOTT ON THE MOVE" Congratulations Mr. Marriott and the whole team.
Bless,

Wilder Savany
www.megainnovationsgroup.com

Posted By: Bob Lawrence (01/23/2012 at 07:53 PM)
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The JW Marriott Beijing, the JW in Hong Kong, and the JW Shanghai at Tomorrow Square are three of our favorites! While we never stayed over "New Year" we found the service wonderful, the food exquisite, and the ambiance unequaled. We loved the concierge lounges and their staff. Good Fortune to you!

Posted By: Stacey Vaughn (01/24/2012 at 08:30 AM)
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I love how Marriott has stretched to many countries throughout the world. I am proud to be an employee of this incredible company. I wish I could be apart of the celebratoins in Asia this week.

Posted By: Cristhian (01/26/2012 at 10:37 AM)
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I applied for JW Marriott in Lima, Peru. I really want to be part of this wonderful worldwide company! Best wishes for the future~

Posted By: LaRochelle Business School of Tourism (01/26/2012 at 11:14 AM)
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Great news for all students of Tourism & Hotel Management looking towards Marriott for an international career.

Posted By: Dan (01/27/2012 at 07:15 PM)
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I Think is so amazing that the Marriott hotels are truly apart of the communities they call home. I wish all hotels could be so supportive of there communities

~Dan~
thetravelingclown

Posted By: Richard Simpson (01/29/2012 at 07:54 AM)
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Ah yes, Chinese New Year in London. Once again, I wonder why I choose to check into a Marriott hotel??

Marriott Country Hall, checking in as a Gold member, with a River View room reserved.

My basic, standard question to the recetionist "? Is this a quite room?". I asked it again slightly differently and also asked about a higher floor.

The answer was basically "this is what you are going to get, it is a quite room".

50 feet outside the window (it is impossible to get closer) is a massive VERY VERY loud drumming program taking place. Unfortuntely, they did not start rattling the windows until about 15 minutes after I was in the room and unpacked.

Had I not been traveling for 3 days and already had everthing hung up, and facting a dinner meeting in 2.5 hours, I would have checked out.

Once again, an example of the people at the front desk not having the slightest idea of what is going on in the real world. That is all I can suppose, as the alternative is that they are simply do not care about guests spending money at a Marriott brand in the futre.

Posted By: Judith Craw (02/01/2012 at 06:21 AM)
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Congratulations on being named as one of China's top employers by CRF Institute! What an honor and a great start to establishing ourselves in the region!

Posted By: Jeff Landolt (02/07/2012 at 07:15 PM)
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Yes, a wonderful time for the People's Republic of China and for the growing family of Marriott hotels within Mainland China. I came back to my room on the evening of January 23 at the China Hotel in Guangzhou to find a wonderful stuffed little dragon on my bedstand. Best regards,

Posted By: Cli738 (02/09/2012 at 05:10 PM)
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恭喜发财！！
It means "wish you a good fortune and happy new year" in Chinese.
I'm proud of being a family menber of Marriott here in China~! Thank you! Uncle Bill!