Hotel chains

Subcategories

This category has the following 3 subcategories, out of 4 total.

D

  • [×] Defunct hotel chains

E

  • [×] Extended stay hotel chains

T

  • [×] Timeshare chains

Pages in category "Hotel chains"

The following 197 pages are in this category, out of 207 total. This list may not reflect recent changes

A

  • Abu Dhabi National Hotels
  • Accor
  • Ace Hotel
  • Adam's Mark
  • Advena Hotels
  • Affinia Hotels
  • Allegro Resorts Corporation
  • Aman Resorts
  • AmericInn
  • America's Best Value Inn
  • Apex Hotels
  • Aston International
  • Avari Hotels

B

  • Barceló Hotels
  • Baymont Inn & Suites
  • Biltmore Hotels
  • Boscolo Hotels
  • Budget Suites of America
  • Budgetel

C

  • Camino Real Hotels
  • Candlewood Suites
  • Center Parcs
  • Cham Palaces and Hotels
  • Chez Hotels
  • Choice Hotels
  • Cinnamon Hotels and Resorts
  • Club Med
  • Club Quarters
  • Coast Hotels & Resorts
  • Conrad Hotels
  • Corinthia Hotels International
  • Courtyard by Marriott
  • Crerar Hotels
  • Crest Hotels
  • Crowne Plaza

D

  • D2 (hotel chain)
  • Danubius Hotels Group
  • Days Inn
  • Days Inn China
  • Dedeman Hotels
  • Delta Hotels
  • Denizen Hotels
  • Dorchester Collection
  • Doubletree
  • Doyle Collection
  • Drury Hotels
  • Dusit Hotels and Resorts

E

  • Embassy Suites Hotels
  • Epoque Hotels
  • Eppley Hotel Company
  • Etap Hotel
  • Eurostars Hotels

F

  • Fairfield Inn by Marriott
  • Fairmont Hotels and Resorts
  • Fairmont Raffles Hotels International
  • Federal Group
  • Fiesta hotels
  • Flair Hotels
  • Flatotel Hotels
  • Fontainebleau Resorts
  • Four Points by Sheraton
  • Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts

G

  • Gaylord Hotels
  • Ginger Hotels
  • Golden Tulip Hospitality Group
  • Gran Dorado

G cont.

  • Green Tree Inn
  • Groupe Lucien Barrière

H

  • H10 Hotels
  • Hampton Inn
  • Harbour Plaza Hotels & Resorts
  • Hawthorn Suites
  • Heartland Inn
  • Hilton Garden Inn

  • Hilton Hotels
  • Holiday Inn
  • Holiday Inn Express
  • Home2 Suites by Hilton
  • Homewood Suites by Hilton
  • Hotel Formule 1
  • Hotel Grand Chancellor
  • Hotel Ibis
  • Hotel Indigo
  • Hotel San Francisco
  • Howard Johnson's
  • Hyatt

I

  • ITC Welcomgroup Hot els, Palaces and Resorts
  • Iberostar Hotels & Resorts
  • Imperial Hotels G roup
  • InterContinental
  • Isrotel

J

  • JJW Hotels & Resorts
  • JW Marriott Hotels
  • JAL Hotels
  • Jinjiang International
  • Jumeirah (hotel chain)
  • Jurys Inn

K

  • Kempinski
  • Kimpton Hotels & Restaurant Group
  • Knights Inn

L

  • La Quinta Inns & Suites
  • Langham Hotels International
  • Le Méridien
  • The Leading Hotels of the World
  • Little America Hotels
  • Loews Hotels
  • Louvre Hôtels
  • The Luxury Collection

M

  • Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group
  • Marco Polo Hotels Group
  • Marcus Hotels and Resorts
  • Maritim
  • Mark Warner Ltd
  • Marriott Hotels & Resorts
  • Maybourne Hotel Group
  • Mercure Hotels
  • Microtel
  • Mielparque
  • Miramar Hotel and Investment
  • Miri Marriott Resort & Spa
  • Morgans Hotel Group
  • Motel 6
  • Mövenpick Hotels & Resorts

N

  • NH Hoteles
  • Novotel
  • Núñez i Navarro Hotels

O

  • Oberoi Hotels & Resorts
  • Omenahotelli
  • Omni Hotels & Resorts
  • Orient-Express Hotels
  • Outrigger Hotels & Resorts

P

  • Pan Pacific Hotels and Resorts

P cont.

  • Parador
  • The Park Hotels
  • Park Plaza Hotels & Resorts
  • Parkroyal
  • Pearl Continental Hotels
  • The Peninsula Hotels
  • Pestana Hotels and Resorts
  • Phoenix Inn Suites
  • Poseidon resorts
  • Pousadas de Portugal
  • Premier Hotels
  • Princess (Hotels & Resorts)
  • Principe di Savoia
  • Pueblo Bonito Hotels and Resorts

R

  • RIU Hotels
  • Radisson Hotels
  • Raffles Hotels and Resorts
  • Ramada
  • Red Lion Hotels
  • Red Roof Inn
  • Regent International Hotels
  • Relais & Chateaux
  • Renaissance Hotels
  • Ritz-Carlton
  • The Rocco Forte Collection
  • RockResorts
  • Rodeway Inn
  • Royal Princess (hotel chain)
  • Rydges Hotels & Resorts

S

  • Sandman Hotels
  • Sarovar Hotels & Resorts
  • Scandic Hotels
  • Serena Hotels
  • Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts
  • Sheraton Hotels and Resorts
  • Shilla Hotel
  • Shilo Inns
  • Shoney's Inn
  • Sino Hotels
  • Sofitel
  • Sokos Hotels
  • Sol Meliá
  • St. Regis Hotels
  • Starhotels
  • Starwood Hotels
  • Statler Hotel
  • StayOrange.com Hotel
  • Suitehotel
  • Summerfield Suites
  • Super 8 Hotels
  • Susse Chalet
  • Sutton Place Hotel
  • Swiss Quality Hotels International
  • Swissôtel

T

  • Taj Hotels Resorts and Palaces
  • Tera Capital
  • The Doyle Collection
  • The Eton Collection
  • The Hyatt 100
  • Thon Hotels
  • Toyoko Inn
  • Traveller's Inn
  • Travelodge
  • Trident Hotels

Hotel toilet-paper folding


Hotel toilet-paper folding is a common practice performed by hotels worldwide as a way of assuring guests that the bathroom has been cleaned, and sometimes, with more elaborate foldings, to impress or delight guests with the management's creativity and attention to detail.


The common fold normally involves creating a triangle \nabla or "\vee" shape out of the first sheet or square on a toilet paper roll. Commonly, the two corners of the final sheet are tucked behind the paper symmetrically, forming a point at the end of the roll. More elaborate folding results in shapes like fans, sailboats, and even flowers.

Toilet-paper folding (also known as "toilet paper origami") has attracted the attention of observers within the hotel industry and beyond it, involving both sober discussion of the practice as a marketing move as well as wry commentary with various degrees of seriousness. The practice has been considered an emblematic example of a meme copied across the world from a hotel to another until the point that most of them now do it.

Extent

The practice is followed by hotels "the world over", according to Stephen Gill, a British photographer who published a book of pictures of folded hotel toilet paper from various nations.

Dr. Susan Blackmore, who uses the example of hotel toilet-paper folding to illustrate the use of "memes", pointed out in the 2006 Darwin Day Lecture before the British Humanist Association that even a remote guesthouse she visited in rural Assam in India folded the first sheet on its rolls of toilet paper.

Hotel toilet-paper folding is such an institution that in the horror movie 1408 it is used as one of the eerie happenings noticed by the main character — after using the toilet paper, he finds it mysteriously has been freshly folded over.


from: wikipedia[dot]com


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