33 Hyatt Hotel Brands Explained [In-Depth Guide]

Key Takeaways

• Hyatt offers a diverse portfolio of hotel brands, ranging from luxury options like Park Hyatt and Andaz to more budget-friendly choices such as Hyatt Place and Hyatt House.
• The luxury brands focus on delivering upscale amenities and unique experiences in prime locations worldwide, such as the Ventana Big Sur, an Alila Resort.
• For extended stays or family travel, Hyatt House and Hyatt Vacation Club provide home-like accommodations with kitchen facilities and additional space.

Hyatt is one of the fastest-growing major hotel chains globally. Previously criticized for having a small footprint worldwide, Hyatt has impressed (and continues to do so) with its incredible pace of opening new properties, primarily those in the upscale and luxury categories.

Currently, Hyatt has over 1,350 properties worldwide in 79 countries, which is still on the smaller side compared to competitors like Hilton and Marriott.

Still, it’s a formidable hospitality company. And if you’re looking to get exceptional value when redeeming points at luxury hotels, you’ll want to pay attention to this guide.

Hyatt Brands Overview

Hyatt currently has 33 brands within 5 distinct tiers — Luxury, Lifestyle, Inclusive, Classics, and Essentials. Hyatt owns Mr and Mrs Smith, a booking platform for luxury and boutique hotels, and has a licensing agreement with the Venetian Resort Las Vegas. Both entities participate in the Brand Explorer perk and guests can earn and redeem World of Hyatt points at either. However, neither is considered an official Hyatt brand, according to a spokesperson for the chain.

On the lower end, you’ll find properties like Hyatt Place and Hyatt House (which are still superb for value travelers). On the higher end, you’ll see world-famous names like Park Hyatt, Andaz, Alila, Thompson, and Grand Hyatt.

Let’s take a closer look at each of Hyatt’s brands.

World of Hyatt Loyalty Program

The World of Hyatt loyalty program is regarded as one of the best loyalty programs in the industry. You can redeem points at reasonable rates at many properties, including high-end options.

There are multiple award charts within the Hyatt program. While there are some outliers (all-inclusive resorts, for example), most hotels use the basic award chart, which has 8 categories with off-peak, standard, and peak pricing.

There are multiple ways to earn World of Hyatt points, including staying at Hyatt hotels, spending on The World of Hyatt Credit Card and World of Hyatt Business Credit Card, or transferring points from Chase Ultimate Rewards or Bilt Rewards.

Hyatt Brand Explorer

So why would you want to know all about Hyatt’s brands, anyway? One reason is Hyatt’s Brand Explorer Program. This is a fun and easy way to earn Hyatt Category 1-4 free-night certificates.

For each 5 Hyatt brands you stay at, you’ll earn a free night certificate. You can keep track of your progress in your online account under Brand Explorer.

33 Hyatt Brands Explained

Hyatt’s portfolio includes over 1,350 hotels across 33 brands on 6 continents. Each brand has its own identity and is categorized into one of 5 tiers: luxury, Lifestyle, Inclusive, Classics, and Essentials.

Let’s take a closer look at each of these Hyatt brands to find out what makes each one unique.

1. Alila

Alila is one of the most exclusive luxury brands in the world. With fewer than 20 properties, this eco-focused luxury brand is known for offering experiential accommodations.

Alila, meaning “surprise” in Sanskrit, sets out to reframe the interpretation of culture, history, local cuisine, and more when you stay at its properties. It blends modern luxury with centuries-old traditions to create authentic experiences.

It competes with brands like Banyan Tree Hotels & Resorts, COMO Hotels & Resorts, One&Only Resorts, and Six Senses Hotels Resorts Spas.

Check out our Alila hotel reviews:

• Ventana Big Sur, an Alila Resort (California)
• Alila SCBD Jakarta (Indonesia)
• Alila Manggis (Indonesia)
• Alila Bangsar Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia)

2. Alua Hotels & Resorts

Alua Hotels & Resorts is one of the brands that World of Hyatt absorbed through its acquisition of Apple Leisure Group, which focuses on all-inclusive, leisure-focused properties around the world.

Most Alua properties are in Spain, with a handful located in Greece and Bulgaria. These 3- and 4-star properties offer guests a wide variety of activities and flexibility. There are options for adults-only, family, all-inclusive, and wellness experiences.

Check out our Alua hotel review:

• AluaSoul Costa Málaga (Spain)

3. Andaz

One of Hyatt’s flagship brands, Andaz offers a boutique feel and is known to be housed in the most prime locations available. This brand blurs the line between business and leisure luxury.

Andaz’s high-end travelers value staying in the best location, enjoying curated art, indulging in fantastic dining, and delighting in top-tier amenities.

Andaz’s direct competitors include W Hotels, EDITION Hotels, Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants, SLS Hotels & Residences, and Viceroy Hotels & Resorts.

Check out our Andaz hotel reviews:

4. Breathless Resorts

Breathless Resorts is another brand that Hyatt acquired through its purchase of Apple Leisure Group. These adults-only resorts are focused on delivering a social beachfront experience in an all-inclusive environment.

Here, you’ll experience live music, excellent “daylife,” and brag-worthy nightlife. You’ll enjoy unlimited dining and drinks, 24-hour room service, pool and beach service, endless entertainment, and free Wi-Fi.

5. Bunkhouse Hotels

Hyatt acquired Bunkhouse Hotels when it bought Standard International, the parent company of The Standard and Bunkhouse Hotels. Hotels within the Bunkhouse brand, located in Texas, Kentucky, California, and Mexico, are unique properties that take inspiration from their locations.

This is still a small brand, with just 11 locations open currently and 1 in the pipeline.

While Bunkhouse Hotels was acquired by Hyatt, it’s still not part of the World of Hyatt program. This is expected to be integrated later in 2025.

6. Caption by Hyatt

Caption by Hyatt is one of Hyatt’s lifestyle brands that focuses on connecting people with its innovative social spaces.

These hotels offer work-friendly common areas, approachable, open-air spaces, and locally influenced food and beverage options. On average, the rooms are smaller than those at a full-service property — each “cozy” room is 220 to 270 square feet.

Caption by Hyatt, which targets casual business travelers, is said to compete with brands like AC Hotels, Aloft Hotels, citizenM Hotels, Motto by Hilton, and Moxy Hotels.

Check out our Caption by Hyatt hotel reviews:

• Caption by Hyatt Namba Osaka (Japan)
• Caption by Hyatt Zhongshan Park Shanghai (China)

7. Destination by Hyatt

The Destination by Hyatt brand offers luxurious amenities and comfort in a boutique environment. Whether you’re into dog sledding, hiking, or just spa relaxation, Destination by Hyatt offers one of the most well-rounded approaches to luxury accommodation.

Importantly, all of these properties have retained their boutique touches, which makes staying there feel like a true luxury experience instead of a cookie-cutter chain hotel experience.

Destination by Hyatt competes directly with the Tapestry Collection by Hilton, Curio Collection by Hilton, and Autograph Collection.

Check out our Destination by Hyatt hotel reviews:

• Hana-Maui Resort (Hawaii)
• Lahaina Shores Beach Resort (Hawaii)
• The Lodge at Spruce Peak (Vermont)

8. Dream Hotels

Dream Hotels is a small brand that values high-energy vibes and embraces the local culture. These hotels are located in lively downtown neighborhoods in trendy locations like Nashville, Hollywood, and South Beach. Properties feature bold designs and an emphasis on excellent dining and nightlife.

Check out our Dream Hotels reviews:

• Dream Midtown (New York)

9. Dreams Resorts & Spas

Dreams Resorts & Spas is a brand of family-friendly, all-inclusive resorts with beachfront locations in Mexico, the Caribbean, Central America, and Europe.

The rooms in each of these properties are spacious enough to accommodate couples with younger children, while the suites are intended for larger families.

Check out our Dreams Resorts & Spas hotel reviews:

• Dreams Onyx Resort & Spa (Dominican Republic)

Hot Tip:

Hyatt’s all-inclusive resorts have a separate award chart. There are 6 categories (A to F), with award rates ranging from 12,000 to 58,000 World of Hyatt points per night for 2 people.

10. Grand Hyatt

Grand Hyatt is one of Hyatt’s most well-known brands. With a rich history, time-tested brand power, and consistent service, it offers a wonderful luxury experience.

As one of the most international Hyatt brands, Grand Hyatt’s reach extends to 28 countries globally. A full-service brand, this luxury arm of Hyatt allows you to discover the best of a destination, thanks to incredible locations, cultural highlights, and even celebrations and traditions on the property.

These properties tend to be Hyatt’s biggest, catering to both leisure and business travelers. Traditionally, however, Grand Hyatt appeals to those traveling in large groups or booking corporate events.

Features include elevated dining options, spacious guestrooms with spa-inspired bathrooms, an abundance of state-of-the-art meeting space, a club lounge called the Grand Club (in select locations), and spa facilities.

Check out our Grand Hyatt hotel reviews:

11. Hyatt

Hyatt, often shortened from Hyatt Hotels, is the namesake brand of the greater hospitality company. Surprisingly, Hyatt is one of the smallest brands in the entire portfolio.

These properties focus on contemporary accommodations in superb locations like New York and Carmel-by-the-Sea, California.

Each of these properties has flexible workspaces and comfortable living areas with free Wi-Fi no matter where you are. Although Hyatt doesn’t offer epic, gala-style event space like Grand Hyatt does, you can still host gatherings and meetings in style.

Popular with both business and leisure travelers, Hyatt properties are perfect for the discerning traveler who might not feel comfortable dropping thousands of dollars on a flagship-brand hotel like Park Hyatt. Instead, Hyatt offers pragmatic prices and upscale comfort.

The Hyatt brand competes with Marriott, Hilton, and Westin.

12. Hyatt Centric

Hyatt Centric is Hyatt’s full-service lifestyle brand found in the best spots within a given destination.

This brand appeals mostly to leisure travelers who spend the majority of their time exploring the local area, helping to facilitate wanderlust and adventure.

At the property, you’ll find functional spaces throughout, designed with the guests in mind, enabling them to work, relax, and socialize.

One of the consistent highlights is the on-property restaurant, which always offers crafted cocktails and local cuisine. The concierge service at Hyatt Centric is known to be knowledgeable and helpful in helping guests plan their trips.

These hotels offer practical accommodations with comfortable beds and choice amenities to encourage guests to recharge at the property after a full day of excursions. You might also find facilities like gyms and meeting spaces.

Hyatt Centric falls into the same competitive category as AC Hotels, Moxy Hotels, Canopy by Hilton, and Hotel Indigo.

Check out our Hyatt Centric hotel reviews:

• Hyatt Centric Downtown Portland (Oregon)
• Hyatt Centric Fisherman’s Wharf San Francisco (California)
• Hyatt Centric Key West Resort & Spa (Florida)
• Hyatt Centric Playa del Carmen (Mexico) Formerly Thompson Playa del Carmen
• Hyatt Centric Waikiki Beach (Hawaii)

13. Hyatt House

Hyatt House is Hyatt’s extended-stay brand. Hyatt is known mostly for its upscale and luxury properties, and Hyatt House is arguably the best extended-stay brand out there.

Rooms feature large apartment-style suites with full kitchens, separate living areas, and all the conveniences of a home in an extended-stay hotel.

Hyatt House properties all have complimentary hot breakfast (with a made-to-order omelet bar at most locations), H BAR food and beverage offerings (grab-and-go market), a 24/7 gym, 24/7 on-site laundry, fire pits and grills, free public printers with remote printing, free Wi-Fi, and more. Many Hyatt House properties also have a pool.

Hyatt House competes with Residence Inn by Marriott and Homewood Suites by Hilton.

Check out our Hyatt House hotel review:

• Hyatt House Tokyo Shibuya (Japan)

14. Hyatt Place

Hyatt Place is often confused with Hyatt House, considering both of these are generally considered the lowest tier in terms of luxury within Hyatt’s portfolio.

Hyatt Place positions itself to be a versatile brand that caters to different traveler profiles. Offering a consistently modern and seamless experience, these properties feature thoughtfully designed rooms with distinct areas for sleep, work, and relaxation.

All rooms feature a sectional sleeper sofa, walk-in shower, vanity with 1 sink, closet, and upscale bath and body amenities. While the recreational facilities vary by location, you can almost always expect a fitness center with cardio equipment, free weights, and benches. Some properties also have pools. Plus, a breakfast buffet is (almost) always included (some locations are testing a rate that doesn’t include breakfast).

Hyatt Place competes with AC Hotels, Courtyard by Marriott, and Hilton Garden Inn.

With over 400 properties, Hyatt Place is the largest brand in Hyatt’s portfolio (not including Mr and Mrs Smith properties).

Check out our Hyatt Place hotel reviews:

• Hyatt Place Bangkok Sukhumvit (Thailand)
• Hyatt Place Kyoto (Japan)

15. Hyatt Regency

Hyatt Regency is one of the classic full-service brands within Hyatt. It offers a slew of services and amenities for all types of travelers, whether you’re traveling for business, leisure, or a large event.

Locations are concentrated in key urban markets around the world and have flexible meeting and conference spaces. On the flip side, Hyatt Regency resort locations will appeal to couples, families, and even corporate groups looking for a more relaxed event atmosphere.

Hyatt Regency properties contain spacious and comfortable rooms with many residential features like cozy couches and functional workstations.

At these properties, you’ll find 24/7 dining options, spas, pools, business centers, premium gyms, and other world-class facilities. Notably, many Hyatt Regency properties around the world have capacity for up to 2,000 guests!

Hyatt Regency competes primarily with brands like Hilton, Marriott, Sheraton, and Westin.

Check out our Hyatt Regency hotel reviews:

16. Hyatt Studios

The first Hyatt Studios location, Hyatt Studios Mobile / Tillman’s Corner, is expected to open in early 2025 in Alabama. An additional 16 locations are in development across the U.S. Guestrooms are expected to have kitchens, and the properties will have free grab-and-go breakfast and a 24-hour market.

17. Hyatt Vacation Club

Hyatt Vacation Club (formerly Hyatt Residence Club) is one of the most well-known timeshare companies in the world. These properties provide their members with some of the best vacation ownership opportunities in the U.S.

Hyatt Vacation Club owners have the option of vacationing at multiple locations across the U.S. and Mexico. These properties usually feature well-appointed guest rooms with a primary suite, a full ensuite bathroom, gourmet kitchens, huge TVs, and access to resort amenities.

However, these properties don’t have their own restaurants and dining options — instead, they are often shared with a nearby full-service resort.

For example, the Hyatt Vacation Club Maui, Ka’anapali Beach is located just next to the Hyatt Regency Maui Resort and Spa. These 2 properties share common facilities and amenities.

Hyatt Vacation Club competes with brands like Hilton Grand Vacations and Marriott Vacation Club.

18. Hyatt Vivid Hotels & Resorts

With just 1 property in Mexico so far, this all-inclusive brand is for adults only and offers unique dining options such as curated dinners, day and night activities, and wellness options.

The second Hyatt Vivid location, in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, is scheduled to open at the end of 2025.

19. Hyatt Zilara

Hyatt Zilara is one of Hyatt’s original all-inclusive brands.

These adults-only properties offer unlimited food, drinks, and entertainment. Rooms include complimentary minibars, and every Hyatt Zilara property pours top-shelf drinks. There are numerous gourmet dining options including 24-hour in-suite dining.

The benefits don’t end there because these properties all have loaded calendars of live entertainment and locally-inspired activities, plus resort features like spas, swim-up infinity pools, athletic courts, gyms, and social activities.

As an all-inclusive adults-only brand, Hyatt Zilara competes in a space shared by Sandals Resorts and Secrets Resorts.

20. Hyatt Ziva

Hyatt Ziva is Hyatt’s family-friendly take on all-inclusive resorts. Often found next to Hyatt Zilara resorts, these properties are just as luxurious as their adults-only sister brand.

Designed for all ages in prime leisure locations in North America, Hyatt Ziva offers numerous on-site activities and a wide array of food and beverage outlets with an emphasis on authentic local cuisine for the entire family to savor.

These sprawling resorts have all the bells and whistles of a 5-star paradise, including numerous infinity pools, lots of dining options, private beaches, luxe spas, live entertainment, and seemingly endless activities such as snorkeling and volleyball.

Of course, all of the standard resort features are included like free Wi-Fi, state-of-the-art gym facilities with fitness classes, and more. If you’re a business traveler or planning a corporate event, Hyatt Ziva also has well-appointed meeting facilities.

Hyatt Ziva competes with other all-inclusive brands like Beaches Resorts and Dreams.

Check out our Hyatt Ziva hotel reviews:

• Hyatt Ziva Cap Cana (Dominican Republic)
• Hyatt Ziva Los Cabos (Mexico)
• Hyatt Ziva Cap Cana vs. Hyatt Ziva Los Cabos

21. Impression by Secrets

Impression by Secrets offers an adults-only, boutique, all-inclusive experience. The brand’s Endless Privileges inclusions allow guests to enjoy unlimited premium spirits, dedicated butler service, 24-hour concierge, a bottle of sparkling wine and fresh fruit daily, laundry service, and daily activities.

Cuisine is a focus of these resorts, with organic ingredients used by master chefs in artisanal à la carte dining.

With just 2 locations in Mexico, it’s one of the smallest Hyatt brands.

22. JdV by Hyatt (Including Linder Hotels)

JdV by Hyatt (formerly Joie de Vivre) is a brand of independent boutique hotels that cater to the light-hearted, spirited traveler. Celebrating the joy of living, JdV by Hyatt properties are eclectic and reflect the true character of the location, featuring bold and colorful designs.

Linder Hotels & Resorts entered into a partnership with Hyatt to gradually incorporate Linder locations under the JdV by Hyatt brand. These European hotels increased Hyatt’s footprint in the area, especially in Germany, with the addition of over a dozen locations.

JdV by Hyatt competes with Autograph Collection, Canopy by Hilton, and Kimpton Hotels.

Check out our JdV by Hyatt hotel reviews:

• Hotel Kabuki (California)
• The Time New York
• The Tribune (Italy)

23. Me and All Hotels

Me and All Hotels joined World of Hyatt in mid-2024. It started as a German hotel chain and has since expanded to include Switzerland, too.

These vibrant hotels act as urban hubs for travelers, offering a fitness zone, meeting areas, and co-working spaces. With sustainability in mind, Me and All Hotels partner with local vendors to bring each location to the forefront. After-work events and gatherings attract hotel guests and locals alike.

24. Miraval Resorts and Spas

Miraval is Hyatt’s ultra-luxury wellness resort brand. With just 3 locations in Arizona, Texas, and Massachusetts, this is one of the most exclusive resort brands in the world.

These properties have luxurious spas, exclusive experiences, and inclusive amenities, including challenge courses, yoga, Pilates, exercise physiology, equine, wellness counseling, nutrition, and so much more.

Guests are encouraged to disconnect (public spaces are device-free zones) with the goal of living a “Life in Balance” (the resort’s motto). In addition to participating in the World of Hyatt program, Miraval offers the Authentic Circle Loyalty Program, which provides extra perks to guests who stay at least 10 qualifying nights in a calendar year.

Miraval’s primary competitors are Cal-a-Vie Health Spa, Canyon Ranch, and Golden Door.

Check out our Miraval Resorts reviews:

• Miraval Berkshires Resort and Spa (Massachusetts)

25. Park Hyatt

The flagship luxury brand in Hyatt’s portfolio, Park Hyatt is one of the most sophisticated hotel brands in the world, thanks to its warm embrace of luxury and, most importantly, personalized service.

Design elements reflecting local character make these properties the optimal home away from home. These hotels offer excellent culinary programs, spas, premium gyms, art-filled meeting spaces, and best-in-class service.

Guestrooms feature residential-inspired luxury and make you feel like you’re living in a luxury high-rise straight out of a movie, with soaring floor-to-ceiling windows, thoughtful lighting, and impeccable comfort.

Park Hyatt is truly the cream of the crop when it comes to Hyatt’s legacy brands, competing directly with Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts, Mandarin Oriental, The Peninsula Hotels, The Ritz-Carlton, and St. Regis Hotels & Resorts.

Check out some of our Park Hyatt reviews:

26. Secrets Resorts & Spas

Secrets Resort & Spas are adults-only, all-inclusive resorts with a focus on romantic, intimate experiences.

All of these properties have gorgeous pools, ocean views, excellent cuisine, and romantic white-sand beaches. Secrets offers “Unlimited-Luxury,” where everything is included, from gourmet dining and top-shelf drinks to concierge service and daily activities.

27. The Standard

Standard International, the parent company of both The Standard Hotels and Bunkhouse Hotels, was acquired by Hyatt in 2024. However, as of early 2025, the Standard Hotels brand still isn’t participating in the World of Hyatt program. It is expected to be incorporated later this year.

28. The StandardX

The StandardX, a brand launched in 2024, is often thought of as the youthful sibling of The Standard brand. With simple designs and a focus on lively common areas, this small brand caters to the next generation of travelers.

StandardX Hotels are not currently participating in the World of Hyatt program. It is expected to be incorporated later this year.

29. Sunscape Resorts & Spas

Sunscape Resorts & Spas are vibrant, family-friendly all-inclusive resorts in beachfront locations throughout Mexico, Curaçao, and the Dominican Republic.

These properties include unlimited dining, drinks, entertainment, and more. You’ll find kid- and teen-focused clubs, great pools, and indulgent spas at all of these properties — perfect for the value-focused family traveler.

Check out our reviews of Sunscape Resorts & Spas:

• Sunscape Puerto Vallarta Resort & Spa (Mexico)

30. Thompson Hotels

Thompson Hotels is one of the most premium boutique hotel brands in Hyatt’s portfolio.

All Thompson properties have a mid-century aesthetic, adorned with an abundance of wooden, burnt-orange tones and leather trims. Thompson does a fantastic job at furnishing its properties in a unique way despite having a signature aesthetic.

Thompson also offers high-end food and beverage options worthy of holding local gatherings. Its hotel eateries are frequented by tourists and locals alike. Whether on a rooftop or in an underground venue, guests love Thompson experiences.

This brand competes with W Hotels, EDITION Hotels, Kimpton Hotels, SLS Hotels & Residences, and Viceroy Hotels & Resorts.

Check out our reviews of Thompson Hotels:

31. The Unbound Collection by Hyatt

The Unbound Collection is a brand of luxury, boutique hotels.

Each of these properties has unique amenities and facilities, but they are all story-worthy and full-service properties. Every property maintains its independent take on luxury but enjoys the global base of operations that Hyatt offers.

The Unbound Collection competes with brands like Autograph Collection and Curio Collection by Hilton.

Check out our reviews of hotels in Hyatt’s Unbound Collection:

32. UrCove by Hyatt

UrCove by Hyatt (short for “Your Cove”) is designed specifically for China’s frequent business travelers. The properties offer a sense of home, thoughtful service, best-in-class amenities, and a refined yet relaxed ambiance.

The spacious guestrooms have ideal layouts for work-life balance. But the highlights are the facilities, which include world-renowned dining options, a 24/7 gym, meeting spaces, speedy Wi-Fi, and business services.

UrCove competes with Atour, Hampton by Hilton, and Mercure Hotels.

Check out our UrCove by Hyatt hotel reviews:

• UrCove Beijing Forbidden City (China)
• UrCove Chengdu Wenshu Monastery Taikoo Li (China)

33. Zoëtry Wellness & Spa Resorts

Zoëtry Wellness & Spa Resorts occupy the highest echelon of the all-inclusive brands within Hyatt’s portfolio. They’re designed as boutique properties with the best locations and the highest attention to detail.

Amenities include housekeeping service 3 times daily, minibar restocking, elevated bath products, 24-hour dining, concierge, a complimentary welcome amenity, daily afternoon tea time, and a 20-minute wellness experience.

Bottom Line: If you’re a luxury traveler looking for the best all-inclusive resorts in Hyatt’s portfolio, look no further than Zoëtry Wellness & Spa Resorts.

Mr & Mrs Smith

Nearly 700 Mr & Mrs Smith properties joined the World of Hyatt portfolio in 2024. These luxury and boutique properties are located worldwide, including 20 countries where Hyatt previously did not have a presence.

Members can earn and redeem points for stays at these properties, though there is no award chart for redemptions.

Check out our reviews of Mr and Mrs Smith hotels:

• Blancaneaux Lodge (Belize)
• Kvosin Hotel (Iceland)
• Malliouhana (Anguilla)
• Matachica Resort & Spa (Belize)
• Sand Hotel (Iceland)

Final Thoughts

Hyatt has an ever-growing and diverse list of brands. Although its portfolio of hotels is a fraction of other hotel chains like Hilton, Marriott, and IHG, an impressive list of brands offers differentiation and more options to discerning travelers.

From select-service brands like Hyatt Place and Hyatt House to full-service opulence from Park Hyatt and Miraval, it’s easy to see why Hyatt is one of the world’s most popular hotel companies in the world.