Delta Hotels

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Delta Hotels by Marriott
FormerlyDelta Hotels
Company type Subsidiary
Industry Hospitality
Founded1962;62 years ago (1962) in Richmond, British Columbia, Canada
Headquarters
Toronto   OOjs UI icon edit-ltr-progressive.svg
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Canada  OOjs UI icon edit-ltr-progressive.svg
Number of locations
90 [1]  (September, 2020)
Areas served
  • United States
  • Canada
  • Europe
  • Asia
  • Middle East
Productshotel and resort properties
Parent Marriott International
Website delta-hotels.marriott.com

Delta Hotels by Marriott is a four-star brand of hotels and resorts located primarily in North America.

Contents

Canadian institution

Beginnings

In June 1962, William Pattison and his business partners opened the 68-room Delport Inn in Richmond, BC. [2] That September, Western Hotels changed the location name to the Vancouver Airport Inn, [3] and assumed the management until January 1964. [4]

During 1965–1967, Delta Developments built four motels on Vancouver Island, and leased/purchased two further motels in the BC interior. Driver Developments, which bought Delta Developments in 1969, [5] experienced serious financial difficulties from its diverse investment portfolio within months. [6] In 1970, Delta Hotels Limited assumed the ownership and operation of the hotels/motels. [7] By mid 1974, the chain had been pruned to four properties. [8]

Beyond BC

Delta London Armouries Hotel, Ontario, 2005. Delta London Armouries Hotel, Ontario, Canada.jpg
Delta London Armouries Hotel, Ontario, 2005.

In 1975, Delta entered the Toronto market. [9] By 1980, the six BC properties matched the six out of province. By 1985, there were four in BC, four in Ontario, and five across four other provinces. The owners, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, Great-West Lifeco, and Bill Pattison, [10] sold the chain to the Realstar Group of Toronto in 1988. [11] A decade later, Realstar, and partner Lai Sun Group, resold to Canadian Pacific Hotels (CP Hotels). [12] During the 1990s, Delta operated a single U.S. hotel: the Delta Court of Flags Hotel in Orlando, Florida.[ citation needed ]

In 1999, after CP Hotels acquired the Fairmont brand, six CP properties rebranded to supplement the existing 24 Delta ones, and the Delta chain became a wholly-owned subsidiary of CP Hotel's two-thirds-owned Fairmont Hotels and Resorts. [13] In terms of classification, Fairmont was four-star and Delta was a three-star. [14] After British Columbia Investment Management Corporation (BCI) acquired Delta in 2007, the brand flourished, and by 2013 the portfolio comprised 40 properties, of which 31 were managed (10 having the real estate owned), and nine were franchised. [15]

Canadian portfolio

Since 2015, each venue prefix has become Delta Hotels by Marriott.

NameOpenedLocalityFrom chain/ownerDelta nameDisposals/Redevelopment
Grandview Resort1874 [16] Huntsville ON2001ClubLink [17] Delta Grandview Resort2011 close; [18] 2015 reopen Lodges
at Blue Mountain's, Muskoka
Grandview Resort; 2017 close. [19]
Sheraton Armouries1905 [20] London ON1994 Sheraton [21] [22] Delta London Armouries [20]
Marlborough1914 [23] Downtown
Winnipeg 		MB1975indep. [24] Delta Marlborough [25] 1992 closed; reopens as Ramada; [24]
2007 indep. Marlborough. [26] [27]
Maple Bay Innc.1920 Maple Bay BC1974indep. [28] Maple Bay Inn1976 indep.; 1977 fire destroys. [29]
The Bessborough 1935 [30] Saskatoon SK1989indep. [31] [32] Delta Bessborough [30]
Sherwood Inn1939 [33] Port Carling ON2001ClubLink [17] Delta Sherwood Inn2011 Clublink, Sherwood Inn. [18] [33]
International Plaza
Toronto Airport		1954 [34] Etobicoke ON2017International
Plaza [35] 		Delta Toronto Airpt. [34]
Delta Airport Inn [25] 1962 [2] Richmond BCN/A [32] Delta Airport Inn
Delta Pacific Resort [36] 		2002 Ramada Plaza/Park Plaza; [37]
2007 Sandman Vancouver Airport. [38]
Delta Discovery Inn [25] 1963 [39] Campbell River BCN/ADelta Discovery Inn1981 Coast Hotels. [39] [40]
Hotel 5401963 [41] Kamloops BC2019indep. [42] Delta Kamloops [41]
Canadian Inn [25] 1965 [43] Kamloops BC1967indep. [44] Delta Canadian Inn1981 Coast Hotels; [40] 2011
closed; [45] 2013 reopen
Doubletree by Hilton. [43] [46]
Delta Tahsis1965 [47] Tahsis BCN/ADelta Tahsis Inn/Chalet1973 indep.; [7] [48]
1980s Coast Hotels. [49]
Delta Inn of the North [25] 1966 [50] Prince George BCN/ADelta Inn of the North [51] 1982 Coast Hotels. [40] [50]
Delta Gold River1967 [52] Gold River BCN/ADelta Gold River Inn1973 indep.; [7] [48]
1980s Coast Hotels. [49]
Crowne Plaza
Ottawa		1967 [53] Ottawa ON2011 Crowne
Plaza [54] 		Delta Ottawa City Centre [53]
Quatsino Chalet1968 [55] Port Alice BCN/AQuatsino Chalet1974 indep. [7] [8]
Four Points by Sheraton1970 [56] Kitchener ON1998 Sheraton [57] Delta Kitchener-Waterloo2013 Crowne Plaza. [56] [58]
North Star Inn1971 [59] Downtown
Winnipeg 		MB1983 CP Hotels [60] Delta Winnipeg [61] 1998 Radisson. [59] [60]
Vancouver Airport
Hyatt [62] 		1972 [63] Richmond BC1979 Hyatt [32] Delta River Inn [25] [64] then
Delta Vancouver Apt. [36] 		2014 indep. Gateway
Vancouver Airport. [63] [65]
Hotel Beauséjour1972 [66] Moncton NB2000 CP Hotels [32] Delta Beauséjour [66]
Chateau Halifax [67] 1973 [68] Halifax NS2000 CP Hotels [32] Delta Halifax2019 SilverBirch
Hotel Halifax. [68] [69] [70]
Crowne Plaza
Winnipeg		1974 [71] Winnipeg MB2000 Crowne
Plaza [72] 		Delta Winnipeg [71]
Holiday Inn
Sault Ste Marie		1974 [73] Sault Ste. Marie ON2010 Holiday Inn [74] Delta Sault Ste Marie [73]
Inn of
the Provinces		1975 [75] Ottawa ON1976Urbanetics [75] [32] Delta Inn of Provinces [25]
then Delta Ottawa		2012 National Hotel;
2013 closed; [76] 2018 reopened
Homewood Suites By Hilton. [75] [77]
Delta Chelsea
Toronto [25] 		1975 [78] Downtown
Toronto 		ONN/A [32] Delta Chelsea [9] [79] 2013 Eaton Chelsea;
2015 rebranded Chelsea Hotel. [78] [80]
Convention Inn South1975 [81] Edmonton AB1998indep.? [82] [32] Delta Edmonton South [81]
Radisson Quebec1975 [83] Quebec City QC2003 Radisson [84] Delta Quebec [83]
Sheraton Toronto Airpt1976 [85] Mississauga ON2003 Sheraton [86] Delta Toronto Apt W.c.2013 Hilton Toronto Apt. W. [85]
Radisson Hotel
des Gouverneurs		1976 [87] Downtown
Montreal 		QC1999 Radisson [88] [32] Delta Centre-Ville
Montreal		2013 close; [89]
2014 Evo student residence. [90]
Pinestone Resort1976 [91] Haliburton ON2000indep.? [92] Delta Pinestone Resort2009 indep. Pinestone Resort. [91] [93]
Delta Toronto Airport [25] 1978 [94] Etobicoke ONN/A [32] Delta Toronto Airport2002 closed; [86]
2004 Renaissance; [95]
2009 Sheraton. [94] [96]
Delta Laurel Point [25] 1978 [97] Victoria BCN/ADelta Laurel Point [98] 1983 indep. [97] [99]
Chateau Airport [100] 1979 [101] Calgary AB2000 CP Hotels [32] Delta Calgary Airport
In-Terminal [101]
Delta Bow Valley [25] 1980 [102] Downtown
Calgary 		ABN/A [32] Delta Calgary Downtown [102] [103]
Hospitality Inn1980 [104] Calgary AB2006 Best Wn. [105] Delta Calgary South [104]
Delta Barrington [25] 1980 [106] Halifax NSN/A [32] Delta Barringtonc.2018 SilverBirch Barrington. [69] [106] [107]
Delta Brunswick [25] 1981 [108] Saint John NBN/A [32] Delta St. John [108]
Delta Meadowvale [25] 1981 [109] Mississauga ONN/A [32] Delta Meadowvale2014 close;
2015 reopen Hilton. [109] [110]
Radisson Burnaby1981 [111] Burnaby BC20092005 Radisson
closed [112] 		Delta Burnaby [111] [113]
Radisson Kingston1981 [114] Kingston ON2013 Radisson [115] Delta Kingston Waterfront [114] [116]
Hol. Inn Saguenay1981 [117] Saguenay QC2012 Holiday Inn [118] Delta Saguenay [117]
Toronto Airport1982 [119] Scarborough ON2000 CP Hotels [32] Delta Toronto East [119] [120]
Delta Mountain Inn [121] 1982 [122] Whistler BCN/A [32] Delta Whistler [123]
Delta Lakeside [121] 1982 [124] Penticton BCN/ADelta Lakeside1989 Coast Lakeside; [125]
c.2009 indep. Penticton Lakeside. [124]
Prince Edward Hotel [126] 1983 [127] Charlottetown PE2000 CP Hotels [32] Delta Prince Edward [127]
Mandarin Oriental1984 [128] Downtown
Vancouver 		BC1987 Mandarin
Oriental [10] 		Delta Place1995 indep. Metropolitan
Vancouver Hotel. [128] [129]
Radisson Saskatoon1984 [130] Georgian Bay ON2019 Radisson Delta Saskatoon
Downtown [130] [131]
Rocky Crest Resort1985 [132] Georgian Bay ON2001ClubLink [17] Delta Rocky Crest Resort2011 Clublink, Rocky Crest Resort. [18] [132]
Delta Montreal1986 [133] Downtown Montreal QCN/A [32] Delta Montreal [89] [133]
Delta Edmonton
Centre		1987 [134] Downtown
Edmonton 		ABN/A [32] Delta Edmonton
Centre [134]
Radisson Plaza St.J.1987 [135] St. John's NL1994 Radisson [136] [32] Delta St. John's [135] [137]
Hotel/Lodge at
Kananaskis [138] 		1987 [139] Kananaskis
Village 		AB2000 CP Hotels [32] Delta Lodge at
Kananaskis		2017 Marriott Autograph Pomeroy
Kananaskis Mountain Lodge. [139] [140] [141]
Delta Sydney1987 [142] Sydney NSN/A [32] Delta Sydney2012 Holiday Inn. [142] [143]
Novotel1987 [144] Mississauga ON2019Novotel [145] Delta Mississauga [144]
Ramada Renaissance1988 [146] Regina SK1998 Ramada [147] [148] [32] Delta Regina [146]
Delta Sherbrooke1989 [149] Sherbrooke QCN/A [32] Delta Sherbrooke [149]
Delta Silver Star
Club Resort		1980s
1990s		 Silver Star
Mtn. Resort 		BCN/A [32] Delta Silver Star
Club Resort		c.2002 Vance Creek Hotel. [150]
Radisson Markham1990 [151] Markham ON2007 Radisson [152] Delta Markham2015 indep. Edward Village. [151] [153]
Sheraton Fredericton1991 [154] Fredericton NB2003 Sheraton [155] Delta Fredericton [154]
Ramada Plaza Dart.1991 [156] Dartmouth NS2017 Ramada [157] Delta Dartmouth [156]
Delta Trois-Rivières1991 [158] Trois-Rivières QCN/A [32] Delta Trois-Rivières [158]
Grand Okanagan1992 [159] Kelowna BC2008indep. [160] Delta Grand Okanagan [159]
Ocean Pointe1992 [161] Victoria BC2001indep. [162] Delta Victoria
Ocean Pointe [161]
Lake Joseph Resortc.1997 Port Carling ON2001ClubLink [17] Delta Lake Joseph Resortc.2002 Clublink, The Villas at
the Lake Joseph Club. [163]
Delta Vancouver
Suites		1998 [164] Downtown
Vancouver 		BCN/A [32] Delta Vancouver
Suites [164] [165]
Delta Pinnacle2000 [166] Downtown
Vancouver 		BCN/ADelta Pinnacle [165] 2003 Marriott Pinnacle. [166] [167]
Delta Sun Peaks2002 [168] Sun Peaks BCN/ADelta Sun Peaks [169] 2014 indep. Sun Peaks Grand. [169]
Delta Guelph2008 [170] Guelph ONN/ADelta Guelph [170] [171]
Delta Toronto 2014 Downtown Toronto ONN/ADelta Toronto [172]
Delta Waterloo2014 [173] Waterloo ONN/ADelta Waterloo [173] [174]
Delta Thunder Bay2019 [175] Thunder Bay ONN/ADelta Thunder Bay [176]

Marriott subsidiary

Accommodations

North
America		EuropeMiddle E.
& Africa		Asia &
Pacific		Caribbean
Latin Am.		Total
2015 [177] Properties     36     36
Rooms9,3859,385
2016 [178] Properties     37     37
Rooms9,7849,784
2017 [179] Properties     49     1     50
Rooms12,37333912,712
2018 [180] Properties     61     1     1     63
Rooms14,90522333915,467
2019 [181] Properties     72     5     1     1     79
Rooms17,37672936033918,804
2020 [182] Properties     77     5     1     2     85
Rooms18,22672836097820,292
2021 [183] Properties     82     6     3     2     1     94
Rooms19,3121,07871897811722,203
2022 [184] Properties     87     30     5     2     1     125
Rooms20,8935,1341,28497811728,406

Operations

In 2015, Marriott International acquired the chain, making Marriott the largest full service hotel company in Canada. [185] Augmenting the exclusively Canadian properties, [177] two US ones were added in 2016. [178] US properties now outnumber Canadian ones. [1]

International expansion was first to Shanghai, then Frankfurt. [186] Dubai, [187] three for the United Kingdom, [188] and Istanbul, [189] followed. In August 2022, it was announced that 23 Marriott Hotels in the United Kingdom were to rebrand as Delta Hotels by Marriott. The rebrand is currently underway and is hoped that it will be completed in 2023, according to Business Traveller.

In 2016, Delta Privilege rewards extended to other Marriott locations, and Marriott cards extended to Delta locations. [190] In 2019, Marriott Bonvoy replaced the various Marriott group rewards programs. [191]

Rebranding of Marriott-branded Hotels in the United Kingdom

In August 2022, a Business Traveller article was written stating that 23 existing Marriott Hotels, including Country Clubs, were to be rebranded as Delta Hotels by Marriott - this means that very few properties will remain under the Marriott name.

The hotels that are to be rebranded are as follows:

  1. Manchester Airport Marriott Hotel
  2. Durham Marriott Hotel Royal County
  3. Swindon Marriott Hotel
  4. Bexleyheath Marriott Hotel
  5. Heathrow/Windsor Marriott Hotel
  6. Northampton Marriott Hotel
  7. Newcastle Gateshead Marriott Hotel MetroCentre
  8. Birmingham Marriott Hotel
  9. Preston Marriott Hotel
  10. Edinburgh Marriott Hotel
  11. Liverpool Marriott City Centre
  12. Bristol Marriott Hotel City Centre
  13. Waltham Abbey Marriott Hotel
  14. Swansea Marriott Hotel
  15. Peterborough Marriott Hotel
  16. Huntingdon Marriott Hotel
  17. Aberdeen Marriott Hotel
  18. St. Pierre Marriott Hotel & Country Club
  19. Tudor Park Marriott Hotel & Country Club
  20. Forest of Arden Marriott Hotel & Country Club
  21. Breadsall Priory Marriott Hotel & Country Club
  22. Worsley Park Marriott Hotel & Country Club
  23. York Marriott Hotel

Some of the hotels have already rebranded, whilst others are in progress.

Footnotes

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  2. 1 2 "Vancouver Sun, 8 Jun 1962". www.newspapers.com. p. 25. Delport Inn....68 guest rooms...
  3. ↑ "Richmond Review, 28 Sep 1962". www.newspapers.com. p. 1. Delport Inn...will become connected with Western Hotels....and name will be changed immediately to the Vancouver Airport Inn....
  4. ↑ "Vancouver Sun, 4 Jan 1964". www.newspapers.com. p. 4. Western Hotels....operation of the Vancouver Airport (Delport) Inn....ended Friday...
  5. ↑ "The Daily Colonist, 31 May 1969". www.archive.org. p. 11.
  6. ↑ "Vancouver Sun, 14 Feb 1970". www.newspapers.com. Needed $2 Million to Save Hotels and Ski Development.
  7. 1 2 3 4 "Province, 28 Nov 1973". www.newspapers.com. p. 28. Delta Hotels Limited was incorporated in 1970 and owns and operates five hotels....
  8. 1 2 "Province, 30 Apr 1974". www.newspapers.com. p. 16. Delta owns four hotels…
  9. 1 2 "Cision, 18 Dec 2012". www.newswire.ca.
  10. 1 2 "MacLeans, 3 Aug 1987". www.archive.macleans.ca. p. 35.
  11. ↑ "Ottawa Citizen, 3 May 1988". www.newspapers.com. p. 23. Delta Hotels....acquired by....Realstar Group....
  12. ↑ "Vancouver Sun, 11 Mar 1998". www.newspapers.com. p. 34. CP Hotels will pay up to $34 million in cash to Delta's owners, the Realstar Group...and Lai Sun Group....
  13. ↑ "Hotel Online, 19 Apr 1999". www.hotel-online.com.
  14. ↑ "Vancouver Sun, 5 Jul 2003". www.newspapers.com. p. 114. Fairmont is a four-star brand and Delta is a three-star brand....
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  39. 1 2 "The Coast Discovery Inn and Marina". www.travelweekly.com.
  40. 1 2 3 "Prince George Citizen, 26 Feb 1982". www.pgnewspapers.pgpl.ca. p. 1.
  41. 1 2 "Delta Kamloops". www.travelweekly.com.
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  43. 1 2 "Doubletree By Hilton Kamloops". www.travelweekly.com.
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  99. ↑ "Times Colonist, 18 Jan 1983". www.newspapers.com. p. 9. Delta Hotels' contract to operate Laurel Point Inn has been cancelled effective March 18....
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  102. 1 2 "Delta Calgary Downtown". www.travelweekly.com.
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  104. 1 2 "Delta Calgary South". www.travelweekly.com.
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  109. 1 2 "Hilton Mississauga-Meadowvale". www.travelweekly.com.
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  124. 1 2 "Penticton Lakeside". www.travelweekly.com.
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  133. 1 2 "Delta Montreal". www.travelweekly.com.
  134. 1 2 "Delta Edmonton Centre". www.travelweekly.com.
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