Tommie & Thompson Hollywood Leave Hyatt, Join Marriott - One Mile at a Time\n\nAre you a member? * Featured Reviews Review: Iberia Business Class Airbus A321XLR (MAD-IAD) Airline Reviews Airport Lounge Reviews Hotel Reviews Credit Card Reviews * Featured Insights Lufthansa’s Mystifying A350 Allegris First Class Suite Plus... Trip Reports Reader Inspiration Questions & Answers\n\n#### Login - [x] Remember Me #### Forgot password\n\nTommie & Thompson Hollywood Leave Hyatt, Join Marriott\n\n==============\n\nAre you a member? * Featured Reviews Review: Iberia Business Class Airbus A321XLR (MAD-IAD) Airline Reviews Airport Lounge Reviews Hotel Reviews Credit Card Reviews * Featured Insights Lufthansa’s Mystifying A350 Allegris First Class Suite Plus... Trip Reports Reader Inspiration Questions & Answers\n\n#### Login - [x] Remember Me #### Forgot password\n\nTommie & Thompson Hollywood Leave Hyatt, Join Marriott\n\n\nIn this post: Tommie & Thompson Hollywood become Marriott properties\n\nIn 2021, we saw the opening of and , located on the same block in Hollywood. Thompson is one of Hyatt’s popular lifestyle brands, and tommie is essentially a more budget friendly version of that, with smaller rooms (this was one of only two tommie locations, with the other being in Austin). On October 28, 2024, the tommie Hollywood left Hyatt and joined Marriott. Specifically, it became . The tommie Hollywood left Hyatt in late 2024 There’s now a second update. It has been revealed that will be leaving Hyatt as of July 29, 2025, to “transition to a brand outside of the Hyatt portfolio” (thanks to for flagging this). The hotel will honor all paid reservations, while World of Hyatt members with reservations for award nights are told to contact Hyatt to learn about their options. It’s my understanding that this hotel will become a Marriott Autograph Collection property, though as of now, the hotel isn’t yet bookable through Marriott channels. I’ll update this post once that changes.\n\nThe Thompson Hollywood is now leaving Hyatt as well Why are these hotels leaving Hyatt and joining Marriott? Us consumers are never really privy to the contract negotiations that go on between hotel owners and the major hotel groups, but suffice it to say that it’s not normal for a hotel to rebrand just a few years after opening. That’s especially true when we’re talking about a brand like Thompson, which has been performing really well, and is growing fast. It’s my understanding that this rebranding is due to a contract dispute over perimeter rules for various brands. Keep in mind that Hyatt recently , and is basically right across the street from these two properties. I suppose it makes sense if this is the reason, though that also kind of sucks for Hyatt loyalists. I’d say that losing two properties in order to gain a Dream property in Hollywood isn’t a very good trade (though I understand this was part of a much bigger deal). Now, it’s not like these properties won’t have competition in the area in the Marriott portfolio. Quite to the contrary, is just a few blocks away. However, given Marriott’s much larger global footprint, the company has a relatively smaller footprint in Hollywood. I feel like in the cases of these contract disputes, we sometimes see companies switch branding on principle, when they feel slighted, rather than taking a big picture look at the situation. This dispute may involve the Dream Hollywood\n\nBottom line Hyatt is losing a couple of properties in Hollywood. The tommie left Hyatt as of October 28, 2024, and became a Marriott Tribute Portfolio property. Now as of July 29, 2025, the Thompson Hollywood is leaving Hyatt, and it’s expected to become a Marriott Autograph Collection property. This seems to come down to a contract dispute between Hyatt and the property owners, given Hyatt’s acquisition of Dream Hotel Group.

Tommie & Thompson Hollywood Leave Hyatt, Join Marriott

Two hotels, Tommie Hollywood and Thompson Hollywood, have rebranded from Hyatt to Marriott. Tommie Hollywood joined Marriott's Tribute Portfolio in October 2024, while Thompson Hollywood is set to transition to Marriott's Autograph Collection by July 2025. The rebranding is attributed to a contract dispute over perimeter rules between Hyatt and property owners, following Hyatt's acquisition of Dream Hotel Group.