Team Hotel??

[FFTWENTYTHREE]

anyone know the team hotel or the place where pats fans are going to congregate this weekend in indy?

 

[mgcolby]

Check the Marriots. That is where the NFL tries to book all of their teams.

 

[FFTWENTYTHREE]

anyone else got info??

 

[Michigan Dave]

Check the Marriots. That is where the NFL tries to book all of their teams.

NFL doesn't book the teams, the teams book themselves. I know that the Lions use the Hyatt Dearborn for training camp, and that was also where the Seahawks stayed last year for the Super Bowl.

 

[wdkantro2]

NFL doesn't book the teams, the teams book themselves. I know that the Lions use the Hyatt Dearborn for training camp, and that was also where the Seahawks stayed last year for the Super Bowl.

Um, this game is in Indy, not Detroit

 

[Michigan Dave]

Um, this game is in Indy, not Detroit

Right. I get that. I'm saying that the league doesn't book the teams, so there is no standard hotel. I was using examples that I knew of.

 

[mgcolby]

NFL doesn't book the teams, the teams book themselves. I know that the Lions use the Hyatt Dearborn for training camp, and that was also where the Seahawks stayed last year for the Super Bowl.

According to the CBS/NFL film crews the NFL teams usually stay at a Marriot. They stay where the team stays. Also the folks at the Marriot in Jax said every team that played Jax stayed there this past season.

I don't know about training camp as I am sure where that is conducted is at the teams discretion. All I know is the guys that bring us the games told me that they always stay at a Marriot and in the future try to book the Marriot for my road trips.

I also doubt that one hotel could host both SB teams, because of the conference rooms needed and I doubt both teams would want to stay at the same hotel.

Just my .002

 

[Crowpointer]

We stayed at the Radisson in Appleton for the Green Bay game and that's where the Pats were staying.

 

[mgcolby]

We stayed at the Radisson in Appleton for the Green Bay game and that's where the Pats were staying.

Side note, they did say unless there wasn't a Marriot close by.

 

[Crowpointer]

Side note, they did say unless there wasn't a Marriot close by.

Exactly my point . The team books each hotel based on the particular situation in each city not just because it's a Marriott .

 

[mgcolby]

Exactly my point . The team books each hotel based on the particular situation in each city not just because it's a Marriott .

They made it clear that the Marriot is where they normally stay. They all had a bunch of jokes about it i.e. second home, free nights etc..

 

[PATSNUTme]

The Colts hotel is down at the end of Lonesome Street. It's called Heartbreak Hotel.:rocker:

 

[mgcolby]

The Colts hotel is down at the end of Lonesome Street. It's called Heartbreak Hotel.:rocker:

I feel so lonely!

 

[patsacolachick]

The Colts hotel is down at the end of Lonesome Street. It's called Heartbreak Hotel.:rocker:

FWIW, they stayed at a Marriott in Jax.

 

[Crowpointer]

Michigan Dave reported in that they are staying at the Westin.

 

[marty]

anyone know the team hotel or the place where pats fans are going to congregate this weekend in indy?

I could tell you, but then I'd have to tie you up and dump you in a closet for the next 24hrs!!!! :You could be working for Polian for all we know!!!

 

[Michigan Dave]

The Colts are staying at the Marriott downtown. The Pats are at the Westin. On a sidenote, I feel for the Colts. We were in that Marriott...there were thousands of annoying 10-15 year old cheerleaders in town for some competition screeching in the lobby. Good luck sleeping in that noise, Peyton.

 

[mgcolby]

The Colts are staying at the Marriott downtown. The Pats are at the Westin. On a sidenote, I feel for the Colts. We were in that Marriott...there were thousands of annoying 10-15 year old cheerleaders in town for some competition screeching in the lobby. Good luck sleeping in that noise, Peyton.

For some reason, I thought staying in a hotel the night before a home game was something only the Pats did.

 

[NEPatriot]

Working in the hotel industry, it is in fact the team who decides on the hotel. The one exception is the Super Bowl.