Staybridge Suites

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Staybridge Suites is a brand name applied to hotels within the InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG).

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Staybridge Suites is an innovative all-suite hotel brand designed to meet the needs of either group travel or extended-stay guests. It is ideal for travelers seeking a residential-style hotel that is perfect for business, relocation, and vacations. Each suite is designed for maximum flexibility and adaptability to meet guests' individual needs. Amenities include: three suite types (deluxe studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom/2 bath) with fully equipped kitchens, separate highly functional work areas, two-line speaker phone with voicemail and direct dial access and free high-speed Internet access available in all suites. Guests also enjoy complimentary daily breakfast buffet (featuring hot items), evening manager’s reception three days a week (called the SunDowner), 24-hour business center, free local phone calls, complimentary laundry facilities and the BridgeMart 24-hour convenience store.

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Staybridge Suites entered the lower upscale extended-stay market in December 1998 when its flagship location in Alpharetta, Georgia, opened. Most Staybridge Suites are built as new from the ground up; however, 14 of the 101 Staybridge Suites hotels are former Summerfield Suites hotels (by Hyatt). There are more than 100 Staybridge Suites hotels open in the United States, Canada, Mexico and Latin America. It competes with Residence Inn, Homewood Suites, and Hawthorn Suites.

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Other IHG brands include:

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