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Indian Hotels Company Limited (IHCL)
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Indian Hotels Company Limited (IHCL)
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Indian Hotels Company Limited (IHCL)
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Most hotel brands belong to a handful of large companies. Pick a group to see all of its brands.
Hotel groups sort their brands into tiers. Knowing them makes it easy to pick the right kind of stay.
The most space, design and personal service: suites, fine dining, spas and staff who know your name. Think Ritz-Carlton, Taj, Four Seasons or Aman.
Full-service hotels with several restaurants, pools, gyms and meeting space, for city breaks, business and holidays alike.
Comfortable, consistent rooms with breakfast, Wi-Fi and a few extras at a fair price. Great value for most trips.
Simple, clean rooms with the essentials and low prices, ideal for short stays and road trips.
A hotel brand is a named style of hotel with consistent standards, design and service, such as a luxury, lifestyle or budget concept. Most brands belong to a larger hotel group that runs several brands at different price points.
The group is the company, for example Marriott International, Accor or IHCL. The brand is what you see on the building, such as Ritz-Carlton, Novotel or Taj. One group can own dozens of brands, from luxury to economy.
Often not. Many branded hotels are owned by investors and run under a franchise or management agreement with the hotel group, which sets the brand standards and runs the loyalty programme.
They are industry price and service tiers. Luxury brands offer the most space and personal service, upscale brands full facilities, midscale brands comfortable essentials with some extras, and economy brands simple rooms at low prices.
It depends on the brand and the rate. Many loyalty programmes only award points on stays booked directly or on eligible rates, so check the programme rules if points matter more to you than price.
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