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Grubhub, the food order and delivery service, has partnered with Sonesta International Hotel Corporation to bring Grubhub services to more than 120 Extended Stay Suites and Simply Suites hotel locations across the United States.
Guests at these Sonesta hotels will be able to explore and support local restaurants through the Grubhub app. The Grubhub network offers users access to 365,000 restaurants and convenience offerings. Guests will be able to order on Grubhub with hotel locations and drop-off instructions automatically added to the order for easier and quicker delivery.
"We're redefining the dining experience for hotel guests by making it easier than ever to bring more dining options and convenience right to guests' doors no matter where their travels take them," said Eric Ferguson, chief operations officer at Grubhub. "With Sonesta, we're excited to help support a dining need at these properties and play a role in keeping guests fed, happy and energized."
"Sonesta ES Suites and Simply Suites apartment-styled accommodations provide guests with a fully equipped kitchen, giving them a sense of normalcy and a home away from home," said Elizabeth Harlow, chief brand officer at Sonesta. "We are excited to be partnering with Grubhub to provide our guests with easy access to mobile ordering and delivery services which will enhance our extended stay hotel experience."
The Grubhub partnership is now available at all participating Sonesta ES Suites and Simply Suites hotels across the U.S. Guests that affiliate with their hotel will receive two free months of Grubhub+, Grubhub's loyalty program that provides diners access to unlimited $0 delivery on orders of $12+. To learn more about Grubhub for hotels, visit here.
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