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CORPORATE 300 RANKING HOTELS’ Rank Company Rooms Hotels Rank Company Rooms Hotels 2006 Headquarters 2006 2006 2006 Headquarters 2006 2006 2005 2005 2005 2005 2005 2005 1 InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) 556,246 3,741 31 Whitbread Hotel Co. (Premier Travel Inn) 31,000 475 1 Windsor, England 537,533 3,606 31 Leagrave, Bedfordshire, England 30,000 470 2 Wyndham Hotel Group 543,234 6,473 32 Millennium & Copthorne Hotels plc 29,408 111 2 Parsippany, N.J. USA 532,284 6,344 34 London, England 27,369 102 3 Marriott International 513,832 2,832 33 Club Mediterranee 28,027* 80 3 Washington, D.C. USA 499,165 2,741 27 Paris, France 36,000 93 4 Hilton Hotels Corp. 501,478 2,935 34 Tharaldson Enterprises 26,246 351 4 Beverly Hills, Calif. USA 485,356 2,817 37 Fargo, N.D. USA 25,856 349 5 Accor 486,512 4,121 35 Shangri-La Hotels & Resorts 23,956 49 6 Paris, France 475,433 4,065 38 Hong Kong, China 22,468 47 6 Choice Hotels International 435,000 5,376 36 Prince Hotels 22,416* 60* 5 Silver Spring, Md. USA 481,131 5,897 33 Tokyo, Japan 27,715 98 7 Best Western International 315,401 4,164 37 JAL Hotels Co. Ltd. 20,776 66 7 Phoenix, Ariz. USA 315,875 4,195 39 Tokyo, Japan 20,259 63 8 Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide 265,600 871 38 Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts 18,052 73 8 White Plains, N.Y. USA 257,889 845 44 Toronto, Canada 17,296 68 9 Carlson Hospitality Worldwide 145,331 945 39 Ocean Hospitalities 18,000 121 9 Minneapolis, Minn. USA 147,129 922 40 Portsmouth, N.H. USA 20,060 129 10 Global Hyatt Corp. 140,416 749 40 Grupo Posadas 18,000 96 10 Chicago, Ill. USA 134,296 731 45 Mexico City, Mexico 17,268 92 11 TUI AG/TUI Hotels & Resorts 82,111 279 41 Occidental Hotels & Resorts 16,916 71 11 Hannover, Germany 82,455 279 46 Madrid, Spain 15,421 59 12 Sol Meliá SA 80,856 407 42 John Q. Hammons Hotels 16,222 68 12 Palma de Mallorca, Spain 81,282 328 47 Springfield, Mo. USA 15,366 63 13 Extended Stay Hotels 75,860 681 43 Drury Inns, Inc. 15,517* 120* 13 Spartanburg, S.C. USA 74,936 672 51 St. Louis, Mo. USA 14,125 109 14 LQ Management LLC (was La Quinta Corp.) 64,856 582 44 White Lodging Services 15,314 112 19 Irving, Texas USA 46,739 413 53 Merrillville, Ind. USA 13,753 100 15 Westmont Hospitality Group 63,380 384 45 LTI International Hotels (REWE TOURISTIK) 14,771* 50* 16 Houston, Texas USA 55,000 360 49 Cologne, Germany 14,771 50 16 Société du Louvre 59,616 840 46 Tokyu Hotels 14,735* 57* 15 Torcy, France 55,538 819 48 Tokyo, Japan 15,000 57 17 Jin Jiang International Hotels 53,552 277 47 Omni Hotels 14,707 38 22 Shanghai, China 41,130 199 52 Irving, Texas USA 14,000 37 18 Golden Tulip Hospitality/THL 51,182 512 48 Hospitality International 14,204 295 18 Amersfoort, Netherlands 47,661 498 50 Tucker, Ga. USA 14,423 301 19 Interstate Hotels & Resorts 50,199 223 49 Steigenberger Hotels AG 14,022 82 14 Arlington, Va. USA 65,293 286 56 Frankfurt am Main, Germany 13,000 76 20 NH Hoteles SA 47,799 330 50 BTG Jianguo Hotel Management Co., Ltd 14,000* 52* 25 Madrid, Spain 37,643 258 85 Beijing, China 9,266 23 21 Vantage Hospitality Group (Americas Best Value Inns) 46,910 699 51 Mövenpick Hotels & Resorts 13,768 58 24 Westlake Village, Calif. USA 37,939 610 57 Glattbrugg, Switzerland 12,757 54 22 Rezidor Hotel Group 45,463 225 52 Longhouse Hospitality/Park Management Group 13,648 171 20 Brussels, Belgium 45,000 263 124 Smyrna, Ga. USA 6,526 49 23 Fairmont Raffles Holdings International 44,149 123 53 Husa Hotels Group 13,630* 172* 29 Toronto, Ontario, Canada 33,768 88 59 Barcelona, Spain 12,672 160 24 MGM Mirage 43,785 18 54 American Property Mgmt. Corp. 13,550 470 17 Las Vegas, Nev. USA 47,921 22 67 San Diego, Calif. USA 11,231 45 25 Walt Disney World Co. 40,399* 47* 55 Southern Sun Hotels (Pty.) Ltd. 13,152 79 26 Burbank, Calif. USA 36,990 43 58 Bryanston, South Africa 12,732 74 26 Harrah’s Entertainment 37,315* 37* 56 The Procaccianti Group 12,993 50 23 Las Vegas, Nev. USA 40,285 31 71 Cranston, R.I. USA 10,371 41 27 Riu Hotels Group 37,259 109 57 Kempinski Hotels & Resorts 12,464 53 28 Playa de Palma, Mallorca, Spain 35,000 109 74 Geneva, Switzerland 10,070 52 28 Barcelo Hotels & Resorts 33,866 128 58 America’s Best Franchising 12,395* 186* 30 Palma de Mallorca, Spain 30,035 115 70 Atlanta, Ga. USA 10,741 159 29 Aztar/Columbia Sussex Corp. 32,265* 83* 59 Lodgian Inc. 12,353 68 35 Fort Mitchell, Ky. USA 26,320 80 54 Atlanta, Ga. USA 13,468 75 30 Iberostar Hotels & Resorts 32,000 100 60 Highgate Hotels 12,087 32 32 Palma de Mallorca, Spain 28,000 90 75 Irving, Texas USA 10,000 24 *HOTELS estimate ©2007 HOTELS magazine 38 . HOTELS . July 2007 . www.hotelsmag.com htl0707giantslistID 38 7/9/2007 1:37:50 PM CORPORATE 300 RANKING HOTELS’ Rank Company Rooms Hotels Rank Company Rooms Hotels 2006 Headquarters 2006 2006 2006 Headquarters 2006 2006 2005 2005 2005 2005 2005 2005 61 Outrigger Enterprises Group 12,020 51 91 HEI Hotels & Resorts 8,260 27 73 Honolulu, Hawaii USA 10,145 51 100 Norwalk, Conn. USA 7,919 27 62 IHG ANA Hotels Group Japan 12,000 42 92 Ringhotels 8,200 136 78 Tokyo, Japan 9,954 35 88 Munich, Germany 9,000 150 63 Orbis SA 12,000* 65* 93 Guangdong (Int’l) Hotel Mgmt. Holdings Ltd. 8,191 31 62 Warsaw, Poland 12,000 64 110 Hong Kong, China 7,583 26 64 AmericInn International LLC 11,867 214 94 Pestana Hotels & Resorts 8,145 82 68 Chanhassen, Minn. USA 11,014 202 109 Funchal, Portugal 7,587 78 65 Maritim Hotels 11,258 46 95 Jurys Doyle Hotel Group plc 8,000* 35* 60 Bad Salzuflen, Germany 12,513 45 99 Dublin, Ireland 7,990 35 66 Atlantica Hotels International 10,828 60 96 Cham Palaces & Hotels 7,965 22 72 São Paulo, Brazil 10,300 57 114 Damascus, Syria 7,350 20 67 Thistle Hotels plc 10,746* 48* 97 Lopesan Hotels & Resorts 7,941 23 92 Leeds, England 8,600 47 95 Gran Canaria, Spain 8,532 25 68 Sunroute Co. Ltd. 10,716* 77* 98 Davidson Hotel Co. 7,713 26 83 Tokyo, Japan 9,511 73 118 Memphis, Tenn. USA 7,012 24 69 APA Hotel Ltd. 10,574* 48* 99 Hoteles Hesperia SA 7,585* 51* 82 Tokyo, Japan 9,763 45 112 Barcelona, Spain 7,492 50 70 Innkeepers Hospitality Inc. 10,546 78 100 Loews Hotels 7,551 18 76 Palm Beach, Fla. USA 9,997 76 107 New York, N.Y. USA 7,700 18 71 HNA Hotels & Resorts 10,507 34 101 Hoteles Catalonia 7,550 48 105 Haikou, China 7,764 20 — Barcelona, Spain — — 72 Washington Hotel Corp. 10,395* 35* 102 Tishman Hotel Corp. 7,474 11 65 Nagoya, Japan 11,612 50 98 Lake Buena Vista, Fla. USA 8,038 12 73 Jinling Hotels & Resorts Corp. 10,318 43 103 Kimpton Hotel & Restaurant Group 7,386 40 154 Nanjing, China 5,247 22 115 San Francisco, Calif. USA 7,331 39 74 Red Lion Hotels Corp. 10,167 58 104 Hotel Okura Co., Ltd. 7,358* 24* 66 Spokane, Wash. USA 11,330 64 116 Tokyo, Japan 7,317 24 75 Fujita Kanko 9,845* 32* 105 Driftwood Hospitality Management LLC 6,958 33 63 Tokyo, Japan 11,972 46 125 Jupiter, Fla. USA 6,442 25 76 Boyd Gaming Corp. 9,451 13 106 Eurostars Hotels (Hotusa Group) 6,950 68 77 Las Vegas, Nev. USA 9,960 16 — Barcelona, Spain — — 77 Pandox AB 9,237 41 107 Sokotel Oy 6,934* 38* 104 Stockholm, Sweden 7,800 36 188 Helsinki, Finland 4,401 20 78 Taj Hotels, Resorts & Palaces 9,200 76 108 GF Management Inc. 6,824 29 89 Mumbai, India 8,836 71 111 Philadelphia, Pa. USA 7,574 39 79 Princess Hotels & Resorts 9,197 24 109 Winegardner & Hammons Inc. 6,784 28 87 Reus, Spain 9,154 24 113 Cincinnati, Ohio USA 7,360 30 80 Solare Hotels & Resorts Co. Ltd 9,100 46 110 Romantik Hotels & Restaurants Int’l. 6,758 194 106 Tokyo, Japan 7,709 38 127 Frankfurt am Main, Germany 6,221 186 81 Janus Hotels & Resorts 9,100 42 111 Pan Pacific Hotels 6,749 20 79 Boca Raton, Fla. USA 9,900 47 174 Singapore 4,647 13 82 Protea Hospitality Corp. 9,099 121 112 Jolly Hotels SpA 6,700* 45* 80 Sea Point, South Africa 9,880 116 120 Valdagno, Italy 6,700 45 83 Gaviota S.A. 9,090* 35* 113 Destination Hotels & Resorts 6,545 30 86 Havana, Cuba 9,176 35 94 Englewood, Colo. USA 8,570 34 84 Danubius Hotels Group 8,926 56 114 Noble Investment Group 6,523 25 84 Budapest, Hungary 9,377 65 129 Atlanta, Ga.
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