What Your Luxury Hotel Says About You

Here's what your luxury hotel says about you. Be honest, which one are you? The Hilton and the Marriott. You make 75 to 150 K. You work in corporate sales, consulting, or some sort of management. You're the type of traveler to know exactly how many nights you need to stay to hit the next status. Your company thinks they're sending you on a business trip, but really the company is paying enough for points for that summer vacation. The Four Seasons. You make 150 to 200 K a year. You're a doctor, attorney, or you work in tech. You're the type of person to say, I deserve this trip on every big vacation. You worked hard all year, so apparently for responsibility is suspended the moment you checked in. You spent $80 on breakfast, but somehow convince yourself the ocean view made the eggs taste better. The Ritz Carlton. You make 250 to 500 K. You're a surgeon, some type of executive, or business owner. You book this room, but it apparently wasn't nice enough room that you've ever stayed in. You're the type of person that said a hotel doesn't really matter to you, but every picture you post online has a Ritz Carlton sign directly in the middle. The Saint Regis? You make 500 K to 1 million. You're a founder, work in private equity or some sort of owner. You used to stay in Ritz Carlton until everyone found out about it. Now you're onto bigger and better things. The Cheval Blanc. Half of you have no idea what this hotel even is. And to be honest, I'm pretty sure they wanna keep it that way.