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Posted: November 7, 2011
Brooklyn Marriott Fairfield Inn off to a strong start
According to Darren Piercey, general manager of the Brooklyn Marriott Fairfield Inn and Suites, the hotel is off to a great start in attracting corporate business in its first three months; the hotel opened in July and was developed by Troutbrook/Freud Development. The hotel's lobby has won praise for its design from many of their guests. In late September, management hosted a rooftop networking event for the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce's Small Business Seminar. Also, the hotel's sales team are the winners of a six-figure revenue contract with 495 Productions, the producers of reality TV shows such as MTV's - A Shot at Love with Tila Tequila and Oxygen's- "Dance your Ass Off."
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