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Outdoor Collection by Marriott Bonvoy Franchise Fees 2026: Royalty, Marketing and Initial Fee

Outdoor Collection by Marriott Bonvoy is a soft-brand brand from Marriott. Here is what it charges to join and to stay in the system, where the numbers come from, and how they compare with similar brands.

Not foundRoyalty
Not foundMarketing or program fee
See noteRoyalty plus marketing

Outdoor Collection by Marriott Bonvoy fees at a glance

Initial feeNew-to-system: $500 per guestroom; existing/managed conversion: $1,000 per guestroom
RoyaltyNot found
Marketing or program feeNot found
Royalty plus marketingNot shown as a single figure (see note)
FranchisorMarriott
SegmentSoft brand
Disclosure year2026

Source: Read in Outdoor Collection by Marriott Bonvoy’s 2026 Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD). Source 1

How Outdoor Collection by Marriott Bonvoy compares

We don’t show a single headline percentage for Outdoor Collection by Marriott Bonvoy, because its fees aren’t two simple percentages of rooms revenue. Compare the royalty and marketing lines directly with the soft-brand brands below.

Soft brand brandFranchisorRoyaltyMarketingHeadline
Trademark Collection by WyndhamWyndham5.5% (membership fee)2% (marketing fee)7.5%
Classico Collection by SonestaSonesta5%2.5% (Brand Promotion Fee; can rise to 3.5%)7.5%
MOD Collection by SonestaSonesta5% of GRR2.5% of GRR7.5%
The Red CollectionRed Roof4.5% of GRR3% of GRR7.5%
Ascend Hotel CollectionChoice Hotels5% (membership fee)3% (Marketing and Reservation Fee)8%
Vignette CollectionIHG5%3.5% (Sales and Marketing Services Contribution)8.5%
Noted CollectionIHG5%3.5%8.5%
Curio Collection by HiltonHilton5%4%9%
Tapestry Collection by HiltonHilton5%4%9%
Outset Collection by HiltonHilton5%4%9%

What the headline number leaves out

Royalty and marketing are only the start. Most brands also charge for reservations and distribution, loyalty-program assessments on member stays, required technology and property-management systems, training and quality assurance. Brands also negotiate: ramp-up royalty discounts, key money and conversion incentives are common. Ask Marriott for its estimate of total fees as a share of rooms revenue, and read Items 5 and 6 of the current FDD before you sign. Our analysis of what owners really pay a brand puts the typical all-in bill at 10% to 13% of rooms revenue.

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The Hotelier Times is a publisher, not a franchise adviser. Fees change; confirm every figure in the brand’s current Franchise Disclosure Document. Spot an error? Email nathan@hoteliertimes.com.

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