Newly acquired by InterContinental Hotels Group, Kimpton Hotels was among the first boutique hotel companies in the U.S. Guests at Kimpton properties across the country enjoy a hosted evening wine hour each day, pet-friendly rooms, distinctive (and often historic) architecture and the peace of mind that comes with staying in a Green Key certified hotel.
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JW Marriott, the luxury branch of Marriott International, takes service seriously, ensuring their 75 hotels in gateway cities around the world have some of the world's best staff, chefs and spa therapists. Guests can expect spacious rooms with luxury amenities, distinctive architectural design details, state-of-the-art fitness centers and spas and top-notch dining experiences.
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W Hotels & Resorts operates a network of 46 hotels and retreats with an eye for modern design and luxury lifestyle amenities that appeal to the hip, young, well-connected traveler. Perks include pet-friendly amenities, state-of-the-art fitness facilities, a pillow menu and the Whatever/Whenever concierge service dedicated to perfecting a stay with everything from little details to bucket list experiences.
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The Auberge Resorts Collection of hotels includes luxury boutique gems throughout the world, including gems in the U.S. like the Auberge du Soliel and Calistoga Ranch in Napa Valley and Hotel Jerome in Aspen. No matter the property, guests at Auberge resorts can expect an authentic sense of place, menus featuring fresh and locally sourced ingredients, indulgent spas and specially crafted experiences.
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Inspired by the Orient, Mandarin Oriental operates some of the world's most acclaimed hotels in prestigious destinations around the globe (including half a dozen in the U.S.). Each hotel offers a strong sense of place and top amenities – some of the best spas around are found inside the walls of Mandarin Oriental hotels.
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Located in diverse destinations around the globe (including two dozen in the U.S.), InterContinental Hotels & Resorts has been offering its guests distinctive style and modern luxury since the first property opened in 1949. Iconic properties include The Willard in Washington, D.C. and the Amstel Amsterdam.
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Since 1906, the Luxury Collection has grown to include 95 hotels in 35 locations around the world, where local customs are integrated with all the modern luxuries a discerning traveler could want. Notable properties in the U.S. include The U.S. Grant in San Diego, the St. Anthony in San Antonio, The Nines in Portland and the Royal Hawaiian in Waikiki.
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Four Seasons operates 105 hotels in 43 different countries, each with an eye toward impeccable service and authentic surroundings. Discerning travelers will find Four Seasons properties scattered across the U.S., from Hawaii to New York and everywhere in between, each unlocking a collection of distinctive experiences, like dive-in movie nights in Dallas or Ghost Ranch hiking excursions in Santa Fe.
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Headquartered in Maryland, The Ritz-Carlton operates 91 luxury properties in 30 countries and territories. Hospitality takes front and center; each guest gets a warm and sincere welcome, greeting by name and a fond farewell at the end of their stay. Spas at the Ritz-Carlton feature local experiences, and an award-winning loyalty program makes it easier to travel more for less.
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Jay Pritzker, founder of the Park Hyatt brand, envisioned a hotel experience centered on personalized service, fine art and delicious food and wine. Business and leisure guests find these things and more at each of the brand's 39 properties at popular destinations throughout the world (including Beaver Creek, Carlsbad, Chicago, New York and Washington, DC).
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