Marriott signs deal with Townhouse Hotels to add eight Netherlands properties, 700-plus rooms

By Public Technologies
  • Marriott International signed an agreement with Townhouse Hotels to add eight hotels in the Netherlands, covering more than 700 rooms.
  • Six properties are slated to join Series by Marriott, marking the brand’s debut in the country.
  • Two boutique hotels are set to affiliate with Tribute Portfolio, including Hotel Mariënhage Eindhoven, supporting entry into Eindhoven.
  • The deal also expands Marriott’s footprint into Maastricht, alongside additional growth in Amsterdam, Breda, and The Hague.


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