Bankruptcy of Marriott's partner: guests evicted from rooms in shock.
12.11.2025
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Shostal Oleksandr
12.11.2025
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Hotel guests shocked after eviction
Angry hotel visitors reported that they were evicted from their rooms following the announcement of bankruptcy of the well-known company. Shocked guests found their belongings packed in plastic bags and thrown into the hallways after the partner company Marriott Hotels ceased operations.My suitcase was just on the floor, absolutely no respect for us, one of the affected guests recounts.Sonder, which began its partnership with Marriott in 2024, once had significant value and was successfully operating in the hotel business. Now the situation has drastically changed, and guests find themselves in dire conditions.The downfall of this company came as a surprise to many as just recently it was considered one of the leaders in its field. The eviction of guests under such circumstances has raised outrage and questions about the ethics of conducting business in the tourism industry. This also highlights the importance of stability for companies aiming to provide guests with comfortable conditions during their stay.
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