Free 2018 Report & eBook
Get the top 100 trends happening right NOW -- plus a FREE copy of our award-winning book.
Our Research Methodology
This article is one of 350,000 experiments. We use crowd filtering, big data and AI to identify insights.
Marriott is Giving Guests More Choice on What's in Hotel Minibars
Many budget-conscious travelers avoid pulling items from hotel minibars, as they are often conveniently stocked with snacks and refreshments that come at a high cost.
Marriott is now looking to revamp the tired minibar system with a new Millennial-targeted initiative it calls Build Your Own Mini Bar. Marriott locations on the West Coast are now offering this package, which provides guests with a $20 credit to the 24/7 lobby Market for each night of their stay.
With this credit, Marriott guests are able to stock up on a variety of light snacks and refreshments that are to their liking, including everything from beer and sodas to a range of midnight snacks. As well as sating a consumer's desire for tailored experiences, this program also encourages travelers to venture into the small grocery store that's located on-site at each hotel.
Marriott is now looking to revamp the tired minibar system with a new Millennial-targeted initiative it calls Build Your Own Mini Bar. Marriott locations on the West Coast are now offering this package, which provides guests with a $20 credit to the 24/7 lobby Market for each night of their stay.
With this credit, Marriott guests are able to stock up on a variety of light snacks and refreshments that are to their liking, including everything from beer and sodas to a range of midnight snacks. As well as sating a consumer's desire for tailored experiences, this program also encourages travelers to venture into the small grocery store that's located on-site at each hotel.
