Marriott International, Inc. is working closely with authorities throughout the Gulf Coast region and other areas impacted by Hurricane Katrina…
Marriott International, Inc. is working closely with authorities throughout the Gulf Coast region and other areas impacted by Hurricane Katrina. Marriott continues to provide for its guests and associates as best as conditions allow. The company has established a toll-free line for friends and families to call for information about guests and associates who may have been affected by the hurricane.
Guests with reservations or plans to travel to either hurricane-impacted areas or nearby regions where evacuees are relocating are encouraged to call Marriott at (800) 559-9352 to determine hotel availability.
As of 2 p.m. (EDT) Wednesday, August 31, Marriott’s 15 hotels in New Orleans have marginal operations and are unable to accept reservations. The affected properties include:
Courtyard New Orleans/Covington-Mandeville
Courtyard New Orleans Downtown-Near the French Quarter
Courtyard New Orleans-Convention Center
Courtyard New Orleans-Metairie
Fairfield Inn Kenner-New Orleans Airport
JW Marriott New Orleans
Marriott New Orleans
Marriott New Orleans at the Convention Center
Renaissance Arts Hotel
Renaissance Pere Marquette
Residence Inn New Orleans-Metairie
Residence Inn New Orleans-Downtown
SpringHill Suites New Orleans/Convention Center
The Ritz-Carlton New Orleans and Maison Blanche
TownePlace Suites New Orleans/Metairie
The above hotels will remain closed until local authorities advise they may reopen.
In addition, the following hotels in affected areas remain temporarily closed:
Alabama
The Grand Hotel Marriott Resort, Golf Club & Spa (Point Clear)
Florida
SpringHill Suites Pensacola
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