US EditionOne Year Later, Marriott's Partnership With Sonder Is Over
Marriott ended its deal with Sonder after the latter’s default forced cancellation of bookings, affecting over 10,000 apartment-style units, Marriott said.
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One Year Later, Marriott's Partnership With Sonder Is Over
Last year, two hospitality companies announced a partnership that looked like a win-win at the time. Those two companies were hotel giant Marriott and Sonder, which focused on accommodations more in line with what travelers might expect from an apartment than a hotel room. The logistics also sounded promising, with Marriott set to add around 9,000 new rooms to its existing inventory.Unfortunately, the partnership has come to an end. On Sunday, M…
The US chain of hotels and apartments Sonder, which is listed in the Nasdaq of New York, has not yet been officially forwarded to the SEC, the regulator of the financial markets in the United States, but has been revealed, in the first place, by the customers who had reservations in one of the 9,500 rooms that the firm has distributed all over the world, as they were informed of the abrupt end of their reservations. Marriott, the world’s first h…
Marriott Ends Licensing Agreement with Sonder Holdings, Bookings Canceled
Marriott International announced on Sunday that its licensing agreement with Sonder is no longer in effect due to Sonder's default. The post Marriott Ends Licensing Agreement with Sonder Holdings, Bookings Canceled appeared first on Miles to Memories.
Ouch: Marriott & Sonder End Partnership, Guests Abruptly Evicted
In August 2024, Marriott announced a licensing agreement with Sonder, which primarily offers apartment-style accommodations in urban markets. These properties were being marketed under a new collection called Sonder by Marriott Bonvoy, and this included around 9,000 rooms being added to Marriott’s portfolio. It was part of Marriott’s never-ending effort to increase its overall portfolio size at any cost. Well, there’s now a negative update on th…
Marriott Ends Sonder Partnership After ‘Default,’ Cuts 2025 Net Rooms Growth Outlook to ~4.5% — What Travelers & Investors Need to Know (Nov 10, 2025)
Published: November 10, 2025 Summary: Marriott International has terminated its licensing agreement with short‑term‑rental operator Sonder after a “default,” removed Sonder listings from Marriott Bonvoy channels, and trimmed its 2025 net rooms growth outlook to ~4.5%. Here’s the latest on guest impacts, financial guidance, and what to do if you had an upcoming stay. What happened Marriott International said its licensing agreement with Sonder “i…
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