Marriott Hotels & Resorts

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February 2025 Danny Meyer reopened the restaurant after a renovation.
2024 Union Square Hospitality Group took over the hotel's revolving restaurant.
2022 An acrylic sculpture by Parachilna was installed in the hotel lobby.
2022 One of the Marriott Marquis's suites was redecorated to match the Beetlejuice musical being staged at the Marquis Theatre.
2021 Remaining workers voted to unionize in response to layoffs.
August 2021 Omnibuild completed a 16-month, $30 million renovation, upgrading bars, restaurants, meeting rooms, and ballrooms, and installing a sky bridge at the ninth story.
2020 Temporarily shut down along with five other Asset World Corporation (AWC) hotels due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Thailand.
2020 Renovation of the hotel lobby occurred, including relocating reception desks from the south wall to the north wall, adding wooden archways, and installing a prismatic-glass wall.
December 2020 During the COVID-19 pandemic, Marriott notified over 850 foodservice workers that they would be fired by the following March.
2019 Hosted the 'Michelin Star Revelation Thailand' event, where the Michelin Guide announced restaurant star recipients.
2019 The destination-dispatch elevator system was modernized.
September 2018 Vornado acquired the remaining 46 percent ownership stake in the Marriott Marquis's retail space from Host Hotels & Resorts for $442 million.
April 3 2018 Bangkok Marriott Hotel The Surawongse commenced its operations as a five-star hotel.
2014 A new electronic sign was installed on the Broadway facade, spanning the entire block and wrapping around to 45th and 46th Streets. The Mitsubishi Electric screen measures 8,000 square feet, has 24 million pixels, and was mounted using an extended and reinforced preexisting framing with a Vierendeel truss installed across the center of the Broadway facade.
November 2014 An enlarged electronic sign at the base of the hotel was completed.
2013 Host Hotels & Resorts acquired outright ownership of the land from Empire State Development Corporation for $19.9 million.
2013 Marriott acquired the underlying site of the hotel.
August 2012 Vornado Realty Trust signed a 20-year lease to redevelop the Marriott Marquis's retail space, planning to spend up to $140 million on upgrades.
April 2012 Kodak sign was deemed no longer profitable, with Kodak looking to sell its lease.
2011 Guestrooms renovation began, including the opening of Crossroads restaurant and refurbishment of Broadway Lounge.
2010 Marriott offered $10.7 million for the hotel site, but the offer was unsuccessful.
2010 The first basement level of the hotel was demolished, creating one basement level with a double-height ceiling.

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