Residence Inn by Marriott

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• Item 19 · PDF p. 121 · 2026 FDD

  Our summary: Included loyalty occupancy — Mean loyalty occupancy contribution

  “Average Marriott Bonvoy Contribution to 2025 Room Nights and Occupancy Average Number of Member Room Nights per Hotel 23,000 Average Annual Loyalty Program Contribution to Occupancy 71.3% Of the 754 Included Hotels, 326 hotels or 43.2% met or exceeded the average number of member room nights per hotel of 23,000; and 403 hotels or 53.4% met or exceeded the average loyalty program contribution to occupancy of 71.3%. The median number of member room nights was 22,000; and the median annual loyalty program contribution to occupancy was 71.9%. ”

  Note: PDF page 121 first says the member room-night and occupancy figures include paid and redeemed nights, then says these figures exclude redeemed nights. This unreconciled methodology conflict affects the 71.3% average loyalty contribution to occupancy.

• Item 19 · PDF p. 120 · 2026 FDD

  Our summary: Included (at least two years) — Marriott.com hotels meeting mean

  “During 2025, of the 754 Included Hotels, 371 hotels or Residence Inn by Marriott received 41.8% or more of their total gross room night bookings from Marriott.com; 277 hotels or 36.7% of hotels received 1.5% or more of their total gross room night bookings from Voice Reservations; 281 hotels or 37.3% of hotels received 1.3% or more of their total gross room night bookings from CECs; 295 hotels or 39.1% of hotels received 10.0% or more of their total gross room night bookings OTAs; 355 hotels or 47.1% of hotels received 18.2% or more of their total gross room night bookings from GDS; and 427 hotels or of hotels received 72.7% or more of their total gross room night bookings from all Reservation Channels. For the 754 Included Hotels, the median bookings from Marriott.com was 41.6%; the median bookings from Voice Reservations was 1.3%; the median bookings from CECs was 0.6%; the median bookings from OTAs was 8.6%; the median bookings from GDS was 17.7%; and the median bookings from all Reservation Channels was 74.5%. ”

  Note: PDF page 120 reports 371 hotels out of 754 meeting the Marriott.com threshold, but states the booking percentages were calculated over 88 Included Hotels. The count exceeds that stated denominator, and the FDD does not reconcile it.

• Item 19 · PDF p. 121 · 2026 FDD

  Our summary: Included loyalty occupancy — Hotels meeting mean nights

  “Average Marriott Bonvoy Contribution to 2025 Room Nights and Occupancy Average Number of Member Room Nights per Hotel 23,000 Average Annual Loyalty Program Contribution to Occupancy 71.3% Of the 754 Included Hotels, 326 hotels or 43.2% met or exceeded the average number of member room nights per hotel of 23,000; and 403 hotels or 53.4% met or exceeded the average loyalty program contribution to occupancy of 71.3%. The median number of member room nights was 22,000; and the median annual loyalty program contribution to occupancy was 71.9%. ”

  Note: PDF page 121 first says the member room-night and occupancy figures include paid and redeemed nights, then says these figures exclude redeemed nights. This unreconciled methodology conflict affects the count of hotels meeting the average member room-night figure.

• Item 19 · PDF p. 118 · 2026 FDD

  Our summary: New Generation (ninth-generation-or-later design STR Included) — Occupancy met mean count (source exceeds sample)

  “2025 New Generation Hotel Performance Calendar Period ADR OCC RevPAR RevPAR Index 2025 $168.54 77.8% $131.0 128.3 Of the 196 New Generation Hotels in 2025, 170 hotels or 86.7% met or exceeded the average daily room rate; 297 hotels or 86.7% met or exceeded the average occupancy rate. For the 196 New Generation Hotels in 2025, the average daily room rate ranged from $106.69 to $366.42, with a median of $157.09; the occupancy rate ranged from 57.4% to 95.3%, with a median of 78.4%; RevPAR ranged from $71.31 to $294.64, with a median of $122.9; and RevPAR Index ranged from 80.4 to 229.3, with a median RevPAR Index of 126.4.”

  Note: The FDD reports a 196-hotel New Generation group but says 297 hotels (86.7%) met or exceeded average occupancy. These statements conflict; the source does not settle the count.

• Item 19 · PDF p. 119 · 2026 FDD

  Our summary: Included (at least two years) — CEC bookings

  “Marriott Reservation Channels’ Contributions to 2025 Room Night Bookings Reservation Channel Percentage of Total Bookings by Included Hotels Marriott.com 41.8% Voice Reservations 1.5% CECs 1.3% OTAs 10.0% GDS 18.2%”

  Note: PDF page 120 describes 754 Included Hotels but states the booking percentages were calculated over 88 Included Hotels. This unresolved denominator conflict affects the CEC booking share.

• Item 19 · PDF p. 120 · 2026 FDD

  Our summary: Included (at least two years) — Marriott.com median booking share

  “During 2025, of the 754 Included Hotels, 371 hotels or Residence Inn by Marriott received 41.8% or more of their total gross room night bookings from Marriott.com; 277 hotels or 36.7% of hotels received 1.5% or more of their total gross room night bookings from Voice Reservations; 281 hotels or 37.3% of hotels received 1.3% or more of their total gross room night bookings from CECs; 295 hotels or 39.1% of hotels received 10.0% or more of their total gross room night bookings OTAs; 355 hotels or 47.1% of hotels received 18.2% or more of their total gross room night bookings from GDS; and 427 hotels or of hotels received 72.7% or more of their total gross room night bookings from all Reservation Channels. For the 754 Included Hotels, the median bookings from Marriott.com was 41.6%; the median bookings from Voice Reservations was 1.3%; the median bookings from CECs was 0.6%; the median bookings from OTAs was 8.6%; the median bookings from GDS was 17.7%; and the median bookings from all Reservation Channels was 74.5%. ”

  Note: PDF page 120 reports the Marriott.com median for 754 Included Hotels but states booking percentages were calculated over 88 Included Hotels. This unresolved denominator conflict prevents verification of the applicable population.

• Item 19 · PDF p. 120 · 2026 FDD

  Our summary: Included (at least two years) — Voice median booking share

  “During 2025, of the 754 Included Hotels, 371 hotels or Residence Inn by Marriott received 41.8% or more of their total gross room night bookings from Marriott.com; 277 hotels or 36.7% of hotels received 1.5% or more of their total gross room night bookings from Voice Reservations; 281 hotels or 37.3% of hotels received 1.3% or more of their total gross room night bookings from CECs; 295 hotels or 39.1% of hotels received 10.0% or more of their total gross room night bookings OTAs; 355 hotels or 47.1% of hotels received 18.2% or more of their total gross room night bookings from GDS; and 427 hotels or of hotels received 72.7% or more of their total gross room night bookings from all Reservation Channels. For the 754 Included Hotels, the median bookings from Marriott.com was 41.6%; the median bookings from Voice Reservations was 1.3%; the median bookings from CECs was 0.6%; the median bookings from OTAs was 8.6%; the median bookings from GDS was 17.7%; and the median bookings from all Reservation Channels was 74.5%. ”

  Note: PDF page 120 reports the Voice Reservations median for 754 Included Hotels but states booking percentages were calculated over 88 Included Hotels. This unresolved denominator conflict prevents verification of the applicable population.

• Item 19 · PDF p. 120 · 2026 FDD

  Our summary: Included (at least two years) — Voice share meeting mean

  “During 2025, of the 754 Included Hotels, 371 hotels or Residence Inn by Marriott received 41.8% or more of their total gross room night bookings from Marriott.com; 277 hotels or 36.7% of hotels received 1.5% or more of their total gross room night bookings from Voice Reservations; 281 hotels or 37.3% of hotels received 1.3% or more of their total gross room night bookings from CECs; 295 hotels or 39.1% of hotels received 10.0% or more of their total gross room night bookings OTAs; 355 hotels or 47.1% of hotels received 18.2% or more of their total gross room night bookings from GDS; and 427 hotels or of hotels received 72.7% or more of their total gross room night bookings from all Reservation Channels. For the 754 Included Hotels, the median bookings from Marriott.com was 41.6%; the median bookings from Voice Reservations was 1.3%; the median bookings from CECs was 0.6%; the median bookings from OTAs was 8.6%; the median bookings from GDS was 17.7%; and the median bookings from all Reservation Channels was 74.5%. ”

  Note: PDF page 120 reports the Voice Reservations threshold share for 754 Included Hotels but states booking percentages were calculated over 88 Included Hotels. This unresolved denominator conflict prevents verification of the applicable population.

• Item 19 · PDF p. 120 · 2026 FDD

  Our summary: Included (at least two years) — Voice hotels meeting mean

  “During 2025, of the 754 Included Hotels, 371 hotels or Residence Inn by Marriott received 41.8% or more of their total gross room night bookings from Marriott.com; 277 hotels or 36.7% of hotels received 1.5% or more of their total gross room night bookings from Voice Reservations; 281 hotels or 37.3% of hotels received 1.3% or more of their total gross room night bookings from CECs; 295 hotels or 39.1% of hotels received 10.0% or more of their total gross room night bookings OTAs; 355 hotels or 47.1% of hotels received 18.2% or more of their total gross room night bookings from GDS; and 427 hotels or of hotels received 72.7% or more of their total gross room night bookings from all Reservation Channels. For the 754 Included Hotels, the median bookings from Marriott.com was 41.6%; the median bookings from Voice Reservations was 1.3%; the median bookings from CECs was 0.6%; the median bookings from OTAs was 8.6%; the median bookings from GDS was 17.7%; and the median bookings from all Reservation Channels was 74.5%. ”

  Note: PDF page 120 reports 277 hotels out of 754 meeting the Voice Reservations threshold, but states booking percentages were calculated over 88 Included Hotels. The count exceeds that stated denominator, and the FDD does not reconcile it.

• Item 19 · PDF p. 120 · 2026 FDD

  Our summary: Included (at least two years) — OTA median booking share

  “During 2025, of the 754 Included Hotels, 371 hotels or Residence Inn by Marriott received 41.8% or more of their total gross room night bookings from Marriott.com; 277 hotels or 36.7% of hotels received 1.5% or more of their total gross room night bookings from Voice Reservations; 281 hotels or 37.3% of hotels received 1.3% or more of their total gross room night bookings from CECs; 295 hotels or 39.1% of hotels received 10.0% or more of their total gross room night bookings OTAs; 355 hotels or 47.1% of hotels received 18.2% or more of their total gross room night bookings from GDS; and 427 hotels or of hotels received 72.7% or more of their total gross room night bookings from all Reservation Channels. For the 754 Included Hotels, the median bookings from Marriott.com was 41.6%; the median bookings from Voice Reservations was 1.3%; the median bookings from CECs was 0.6%; the median bookings from OTAs was 8.6%; the median bookings from GDS was 17.7%; and the median bookings from all Reservation Channels was 74.5%. ”

  Note: PDF page 120 reports the OTA median for 754 Included Hotels but states booking percentages were calculated over 88 Included Hotels. This unresolved denominator conflict prevents verification of the applicable population.

• Item 19 · PDF p. 120 · 2026 FDD

  Our summary: Included (at least two years) — OTA hotels meeting mean

  “During 2025, of the 754 Included Hotels, 371 hotels or Residence Inn by Marriott received 41.8% or more of their total gross room night bookings from Marriott.com; 277 hotels or 36.7% of hotels received 1.5% or more of their total gross room night bookings from Voice Reservations; 281 hotels or 37.3% of hotels received 1.3% or more of their total gross room night bookings from CECs; 295 hotels or 39.1% of hotels received 10.0% or more of their total gross room night bookings OTAs; 355 hotels or 47.1% of hotels received 18.2% or more of their total gross room night bookings from GDS; and 427 hotels or of hotels received 72.7% or more of their total gross room night bookings from all Reservation Channels. For the 754 Included Hotels, the median bookings from Marriott.com was 41.6%; the median bookings from Voice Reservations was 1.3%; the median bookings from CECs was 0.6%; the median bookings from OTAs was 8.6%; the median bookings from GDS was 17.7%; and the median bookings from all Reservation Channels was 74.5%. ”

  Note: PDF page 120 reports 295 hotels out of 754 meeting the OTA threshold, but states booking percentages were calculated over 88 Included Hotels. The count exceeds that stated denominator, and the FDD does not reconcile it.

• Item 19 · PDF p. 120 · 2026 FDD

  Our summary: Included (at least two years) — GDS hotels meeting mean

  “During 2025, of the 754 Included Hotels, 371 hotels or Residence Inn by Marriott received 41.8% or more of their total gross room night bookings from Marriott.com; 277 hotels or 36.7% of hotels received 1.5% or more of their total gross room night bookings from Voice Reservations; 281 hotels or 37.3% of hotels received 1.3% or more of their total gross room night bookings from CECs; 295 hotels or 39.1% of hotels received 10.0% or more of their total gross room night bookings OTAs; 355 hotels or 47.1% of hotels received 18.2% or more of their total gross room night bookings from GDS; and 427 hotels or of hotels received 72.7% or more of their total gross room night bookings from all Reservation Channels. For the 754 Included Hotels, the median bookings from Marriott.com was 41.6%; the median bookings from Voice Reservations was 1.3%; the median bookings from CECs was 0.6%; the median bookings from OTAs was 8.6%; the median bookings from GDS was 17.7%; and the median bookings from all Reservation Channels was 74.5%. ”

  Note: PDF page 120 reports 355 hotels meeting the GDS threshold among 754 Included Hotels, but says the booking percentages were calculated using 88 Included Hotels. The count exceeds that stated denominator, and the FDD does not reconcile it.

• Item 19 · PDF p. 120 · 2026 FDD

  Our summary: Included (at least two years) — GDS share meeting mean

  “During 2025, of the 754 Included Hotels, 371 hotels or Residence Inn by Marriott received 41.8% or more of their total gross room night bookings from Marriott.com; 277 hotels or 36.7% of hotels received 1.5% or more of their total gross room night bookings from Voice Reservations; 281 hotels or 37.3% of hotels received 1.3% or more of their total gross room night bookings from CECs; 295 hotels or 39.1% of hotels received 10.0% or more of their total gross room night bookings OTAs; 355 hotels or 47.1% of hotels received 18.2% or more of their total gross room night bookings from GDS; and 427 hotels or of hotels received 72.7% or more of their total gross room night bookings from all Reservation Channels. For the 754 Included Hotels, the median bookings from Marriott.com was 41.6%; the median bookings from Voice Reservations was 1.3%; the median bookings from CECs was 0.6%; the median bookings from OTAs was 8.6%; the median bookings from GDS was 17.7%; and the median bookings from all Reservation Channels was 74.5%. ”

  Note: PDF page 120 reports the GDS threshold share for 754 Included Hotels but states the booking percentages were calculated over 88 Included Hotels. This unresolved denominator conflict prevents verification of the applicable population.

• Item 19 · PDF p. 121 · 2026 FDD

  Our summary: Included loyalty occupancy — Median member nights

  “Average Marriott Bonvoy Contribution to 2025 Room Nights and Occupancy Average Number of Member Room Nights per Hotel 23,000 Average Annual Loyalty Program Contribution to Occupancy 71.3% Of the 754 Included Hotels, 326 hotels or 43.2% met or exceeded the average number of member room nights per hotel of 23,000; and 403 hotels or 53.4% met or exceeded the average loyalty program contribution to occupancy of 71.3%. The median number of member room nights was 22,000; and the median annual loyalty program contribution to occupancy was 71.9%. ”

  Note: PDF page 121 says the member room-night and occupancy figures include paid and redeemed nights, then says these figures exclude redeemed nights. The FDD does not reconcile which population the median member nights represents.

• Item 19 · PDF p. 121 · 2026 FDD

  Our summary: Included loyalty occupancy — Share meeting occupancy mean

  “Average Marriott Bonvoy Contribution to 2025 Room Nights and Occupancy Average Number of Member Room Nights per Hotel 23,000 Average Annual Loyalty Program Contribution to Occupancy 71.3% Of the 754 Included Hotels, 326 hotels or 43.2% met or exceeded the average number of member room nights per hotel of 23,000; and 403 hotels or 53.4% met or exceeded the average loyalty program contribution to occupancy of 71.3%. The median number of member room nights was 22,000; and the median annual loyalty program contribution to occupancy was 71.9%. ”

  Note: PDF page 121 says these figures include paid and redeemed member nights, then says the figures exclude redeemed nights. This unresolved methodology conflict affects the share meeting the average loyalty occupancy contribution.

• Item 19 · PDF p. 120 · 2026 FDD

  Our summary: Included (at least two years) — OTA share meeting mean

  “During 2025, of the 754 Included Hotels, 371 hotels or Residence Inn by Marriott received 41.8% or more of their total gross room night bookings from Marriott.com; 277 hotels or 36.7% of hotels received 1.5% or more of their total gross room night bookings from Voice Reservations; 281 hotels or 37.3% of hotels received 1.3% or more of their total gross room night bookings from CECs; 295 hotels or 39.1% of hotels received 10.0% or more of their total gross room night bookings OTAs; 355 hotels or 47.1% of hotels received 18.2% or more of their total gross room night bookings from GDS; and 427 hotels or of hotels received 72.7% or more of their total gross room night bookings from all Reservation Channels. For the 754 Included Hotels, the median bookings from Marriott.com was 41.6%; the median bookings from Voice Reservations was 1.3%; the median bookings from CECs was 0.6%; the median bookings from OTAs was 8.6%; the median bookings from GDS was 17.7%; and the median bookings from all Reservation Channels was 74.5%. ”

  Note: PDF page 120 reports the OTA threshold share for 754 Included Hotels but states booking percentages were calculated over 88 Included Hotels. This unresolved denominator conflict prevents verification of the applicable population.

• Item 19 · PDF p. 121 · 2026 FDD

  Our summary: Included loyalty occupancy — Hotels meeting occupancy mean

  “Average Marriott Bonvoy Contribution to 2025 Room Nights and Occupancy Average Number of Member Room Nights per Hotel 23,000 Average Annual Loyalty Program Contribution to Occupancy 71.3% Of the 754 Included Hotels, 326 hotels or 43.2% met or exceeded the average number of member room nights per hotel of 23,000; and 403 hotels or 53.4% met or exceeded the average loyalty program contribution to occupancy of 71.3%. The median number of member room nights was 22,000; and the median annual loyalty program contribution to occupancy was 71.9%. ”

  Note: PDF page 121 says these figures include paid and redeemed member nights, then says the figures exclude redeemed nights. This unresolved methodology conflict affects the count meeting the average loyalty occupancy contribution.

• Item 19 · PDF p. 121 · 2026 FDD

  Our summary: Included loyalty occupancy — Share meeting nights mean

  “Average Marriott Bonvoy Contribution to 2025 Room Nights and Occupancy Average Number of Member Room Nights per Hotel 23,000 Average Annual Loyalty Program Contribution to Occupancy 71.3% Of the 754 Included Hotels, 326 hotels or 43.2% met or exceeded the average number of member room nights per hotel of 23,000; and 403 hotels or 53.4% met or exceeded the average loyalty program contribution to occupancy of 71.3%. The median number of member room nights was 22,000; and the median annual loyalty program contribution to occupancy was 71.9%. ”

  Note: PDF page 121 first says the member room-night and occupancy figures include paid and redeemed nights, then says these figures exclude redeemed nights. This unreconciled methodology conflict affects the share of hotels meeting the average member room-night figure.

• Item 19 · PDF p. 121 · 2026 FDD

  Our summary: Included loyalty occupancy — Mean member nights

  “Average Marriott Bonvoy Contribution to 2025 Room Nights and Occupancy Average Number of Member Room Nights per Hotel 23,000 Average Annual Loyalty Program Contribution to Occupancy 71.3% Of the 754 Included Hotels, 326 hotels or 43.2% met or exceeded the average number of member room nights per hotel of 23,000; and 403 hotels or 53.4% met or exceeded the average loyalty program contribution to occupancy of 71.3%. The median number of member room nights was 22,000; and the median annual loyalty program contribution to occupancy was 71.9%. ”

  Note: PDF page 121 first says the member room-night and occupancy figures include paid and redeemed nights, then says these figures exclude redeemed nights. This unreconciled methodology conflict affects the 23,000 average member room-night figure.

• Item 19 · PDF p. 120 · 2026 FDD

  Our summary: Included (at least two years) — CEC hotels meeting mean

  “During 2025, of the 754 Included Hotels, 371 hotels or Residence Inn by Marriott received 41.8% or more of their total gross room night bookings from Marriott.com; 277 hotels or 36.7% of hotels received 1.5% or more of their total gross room night bookings from Voice Reservations; 281 hotels or 37.3% of hotels received 1.3% or more of their total gross room night bookings from CECs; 295 hotels or 39.1% of hotels received 10.0% or more of their total gross room night bookings OTAs; 355 hotels or 47.1% of hotels received 18.2% or more of their total gross room night bookings from GDS; and 427 hotels or of hotels received 72.7% or more of their total gross room night bookings from all Reservation Channels. For the 754 Included Hotels, the median bookings from Marriott.com was 41.6%; the median bookings from Voice Reservations was 1.3%; the median bookings from CECs was 0.6%; the median bookings from OTAs was 8.6%; the median bookings from GDS was 17.7%; and the median bookings from all Reservation Channels was 74.5%. ”

  Note: PDF page 120 reports 281 hotels out of 754 meeting the CEC threshold, but states booking percentages were calculated over 88 Included Hotels. The count exceeds that stated denominator, and the FDD does not reconcile it.

• Item 19 · PDF p. 120 · 2026 FDD

  Our summary: Included (at least two years) — All channels hotels meeting mean

  “During 2025, of the 754 Included Hotels, 371 hotels or Residence Inn by Marriott received 41.8% or more of their total gross room night bookings from Marriott.com; 277 hotels or 36.7% of hotels received 1.5% or more of their total gross room night bookings from Voice Reservations; 281 hotels or 37.3% of hotels received 1.3% or more of their total gross room night bookings from CECs; 295 hotels or 39.1% of hotels received 10.0% or more of their total gross room night bookings OTAs; 355 hotels or 47.1% of hotels received 18.2% or more of their total gross room night bookings from GDS; and 427 hotels or of hotels received 72.7% or more of their total gross room night bookings from all Reservation Channels. For the 754 Included Hotels, the median bookings from Marriott.com was 41.6%; the median bookings from Voice Reservations was 1.3%; the median bookings from CECs was 0.6%; the median bookings from OTAs was 8.6%; the median bookings from GDS was 17.7%; and the median bookings from all Reservation Channels was 74.5%. ”

  Note: PDF page 120 reports 427 hotels meeting the all-channel threshold among 754 Included Hotels, but says the booking percentages were calculated using 88 Included Hotels. The count exceeds that stated denominator, and the FDD does not reconcile it.

• Item 19 · PDF p. 120 · 2026 FDD

  Our summary: Included (at least two years) — GDS median booking share

  “During 2025, of the 754 Included Hotels, 371 hotels or Residence Inn by Marriott received 41.8% or more of their total gross room night bookings from Marriott.com; 277 hotels or 36.7% of hotels received 1.5% or more of their total gross room night bookings from Voice Reservations; 281 hotels or 37.3% of hotels received 1.3% or more of their total gross room night bookings from CECs; 295 hotels or 39.1% of hotels received 10.0% or more of their total gross room night bookings OTAs; 355 hotels or 47.1% of hotels received 18.2% or more of their total gross room night bookings from GDS; and 427 hotels or of hotels received 72.7% or more of their total gross room night bookings from all Reservation Channels. For the 754 Included Hotels, the median bookings from Marriott.com was 41.6%; the median bookings from Voice Reservations was 1.3%; the median bookings from CECs was 0.6%; the median bookings from OTAs was 8.6%; the median bookings from GDS was 17.7%; and the median bookings from all Reservation Channels was 74.5%. ”

  Note: PDF page 120 reports the GDS median for 754 Included Hotels but states booking percentages were calculated over 88 Included Hotels. This unresolved denominator conflict prevents verification of the applicable population.

• Item 19 · PDF p. 120 · 2026 FDD

  Our summary: Included (at least two years) — All channel bookings

  “Marriott Reservation Channels’ Contributions to 2025 Room Night Bookings Reservation Channel Percentage of Total Bookings by Included Hotels All Reservation Channels 72.7% ”

  Note: PDF page 120 reports 72.7% all-channel bookings among the 754 Included Hotels, but says the booking percentages were calculated over 88 Included Hotels; the disclosed population is unreconciled.

• Item 19 · PDF p. 120 · 2026 FDD

  Our summary: Included (at least two years) — All channels median booking share

  “During 2025, of the 754 Included Hotels, 371 hotels or Residence Inn by Marriott received 41.8% or more of their total gross room night bookings from Marriott.com; 277 hotels or 36.7% of hotels received 1.5% or more of their total gross room night bookings from Voice Reservations; 281 hotels or 37.3% of hotels received 1.3% or more of their total gross room night bookings from CECs; 295 hotels or 39.1% of hotels received 10.0% or more of their total gross room night bookings OTAs; 355 hotels or 47.1% of hotels received 18.2% or more of their total gross room night bookings from GDS; and 427 hotels or of hotels received 72.7% or more of their total gross room night bookings from all Reservation Channels. For the 754 Included Hotels, the median bookings from Marriott.com was 41.6%; the median bookings from Voice Reservations was 1.3%; the median bookings from CECs was 0.6%; the median bookings from OTAs was 8.6%; the median bookings from GDS was 17.7%; and the median bookings from all Reservation Channels was 74.5%. ”

  Note: PDF page 120 reports the all-channel booking median for 754 Included Hotels but states booking percentages were calculated over 88 Included Hotels. The FDD does not reconcile the applicable population.

• Item 19 · PDF p. 120 · 2026 FDD

  Our summary: Included (at least two years) — CEC median booking share

  “During 2025, of the 754 Included Hotels, 371 hotels or Residence Inn by Marriott received 41.8% or more of their total gross room night bookings from Marriott.com; 277 hotels or 36.7% of hotels received 1.5% or more of their total gross room night bookings from Voice Reservations; 281 hotels or 37.3% of hotels received 1.3% or more of their total gross room night bookings from CECs; 295 hotels or 39.1% of hotels received 10.0% or more of their total gross room night bookings OTAs; 355 hotels or 47.1% of hotels received 18.2% or more of their total gross room night bookings from GDS; and 427 hotels or of hotels received 72.7% or more of their total gross room night bookings from all Reservation Channels. For the 754 Included Hotels, the median bookings from Marriott.com was 41.6%; the median bookings from Voice Reservations was 1.3%; the median bookings from CECs was 0.6%; the median bookings from OTAs was 8.6%; the median bookings from GDS was 17.7%; and the median bookings from all Reservation Channels was 74.5%. ”

  Note: PDF page 120 reports the CEC median for 754 Included Hotels but states booking percentages were calculated over 88 Included Hotels. This unresolved denominator conflict prevents verification of the applicable population.

• Item 19 · PDF p. 119 · 2026 FDD

  Our summary: Included (at least two years) — OTA bookings

  “Marriott Reservation Channels’ Contributions to 2025 Room Night Bookings Reservation Channel Percentage of Total Bookings by Included Hotels Marriott.com 41.8% Voice Reservations 1.5% CECs 1.3% OTAs 10.0% GDS 18.2%”

  Note: PDF page 120 describes 754 Included Hotels but states the booking percentages were calculated over 88 Included Hotels. This unresolved denominator conflict affects the OTA booking share.

• Item 19 · PDF p. 121 · 2026 FDD

  Our summary: Included loyalty occupancy — Median occupancy contribution

  “Average Marriott Bonvoy Contribution to 2025 Room Nights and Occupancy Average Number of Member Room Nights per Hotel 23,000 Average Annual Loyalty Program Contribution to Occupancy 71.3% Of the 754 Included Hotels, 326 hotels or 43.2% met or exceeded the average number of member room nights per hotel of 23,000; and 403 hotels or 53.4% met or exceeded the average loyalty program contribution to occupancy of 71.3%. The median number of member room nights was 22,000; and the median annual loyalty program contribution to occupancy was 71.9%. ”

  Note: PDF page 121 says these figures include paid and redeemed member nights, then says the figures exclude redeemed nights. This unresolved methodology conflict affects the median loyalty contribution to occupancy.

• Item 19 · PDF p. 120 · 2026 FDD

  Our summary: Included (at least two years) — CEC share meeting mean

  “During 2025, of the 754 Included Hotels, 371 hotels or Residence Inn by Marriott received 41.8% or more of their total gross room night bookings from Marriott.com; 277 hotels or 36.7% of hotels received 1.5% or more of their total gross room night bookings from Voice Reservations; 281 hotels or 37.3% of hotels received 1.3% or more of their total gross room night bookings from CECs; 295 hotels or 39.1% of hotels received 10.0% or more of their total gross room night bookings OTAs; 355 hotels or 47.1% of hotels received 18.2% or more of their total gross room night bookings from GDS; and 427 hotels or of hotels received 72.7% or more of their total gross room night bookings from all Reservation Channels. For the 754 Included Hotels, the median bookings from Marriott.com was 41.6%; the median bookings from Voice Reservations was 1.3%; the median bookings from CECs was 0.6%; the median bookings from OTAs was 8.6%; the median bookings from GDS was 17.7%; and the median bookings from all Reservation Channels was 74.5%. ”

  Note: PDF page 120 reports the CEC threshold share for 754 Included Hotels but states booking percentages were calculated over 88 Included Hotels. This unresolved denominator conflict prevents verification of the applicable population.