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JW Marriott is an American luxury hotel brand owned by Marriott International.[2]
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The JW Marriott brand was established in 1984, with the opening of the first hotel in Washington, D.C.[3] It was named as a tribute to J.W. Marriott, the founder of Marriott Corporation. In 1989, Hong Kong was the destination for the overseas launch. Europe and the Middle East followed in 1993. As a general guide within the Marriott hierarchy, the brand competes in the luxury area, below the Ritz-Carlton, but above the traditional Marriott and Renaissance brands.[4]
The JW Marriott Jakarta experienced terrorist bombings in 2003 and 2009. In the 2003 attack, a car bomb explosion outside the lobby killed 12 and injured 150, mainly Indonesians. Despite extensive damage, the hotel reopened five weeks later. In the 2009 attack, a bomb in a small breakfast room caused six deaths. An unexploded bomb in a guest room failed to detonate.[5]
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As of April 2023, there are 100 hotels and resorts with 42,602 rooms open and operating, in addition to 40 hotels with 17,041 rooms in the pipeline, under the brand:[22][23]
North America
Central America and Caribbean
South America
Europe
Middle East
Africa
Asia
Australia and Pacific
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- JW Marriott Absheron hotel in Baku, Azerbaijan
- JW Marriott hotel in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- JW Marriott hotel in Hong Kong
- JW Marriott hotel in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
- JW Marriott hotel in Seoul, South Korea
- JW Marriott hotel in Singapore
- JW Marriott hotel in Indianapolis, United States
- JW Marriott hotel in Downtown Houston, United States
- JW Marriott hotel in Los Angeles, United States
- JW Marriott hotel at the Mall of America
- JW Marriott Bucharest Grand Hotel, Romania
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