Marriott’s now letting you watch Netflix on your hotel room TV

“Our collaboration with Netflix responds to changing consumer preferences in the way our guests access and watch content, while recognizing the leading role Netflix is playing in driving this transformation,“ said Matthew Carroll, vice president brand management, Marriott Hotels. “Because consumers are choosing to take their streaming content with them when they travel, Marriott Hotels is making the industry’s first rollout of Netflix a priority.”

With this agreement, Marriott Hotels is the first hotel brand authorized to offer guests direct access to their Netflix accounts as part of its guest room entertainment offering. Netflix is currently available at six properties, with six more launching this summer. The brand plans to expand Netflix to 100 of its properties by the end of 2015, and to nearly all of its more than 300 properties in the U.S. by the end of 2016.

Current:

-New York Marriott East Side

-San Jose Marriott

-Princeton Marriott

-Newport Marriott

-Dallas/Fort Worth Marriott Solana

-Bethesda Marriott Suites

Coming Next:

-Marriott Marquis Washington, DC

-San Francisco Marriott Marquis

-Atlanta Marriott Marquis

-Dayton Marriott

-San Juan Marriott Resort & Stellaris Casino

-Anaheim Marriott

Marriott Hotels designed and adapted its Netflix app for the hotel environment. Guests staying multiple days only have to login to their accounts once throughout their stay. When guests checkout all account information is automatically wiped clean from the televisions.