The offerings are generally fairly standard across most of these brands: rates are typically under $150, rooms have modern decor and amenities, there is some sort of grab-and-go F&B offering in the lobby, and the locations are usually close to office parks or airports. But does one brand offer a superior product? Or are these guys destined for the same sort of "eh, they're all the same" fate as the Hilton Garden Inns and Courtyards of the world?
We've had our Aloft experiences and our NYLO fun, but we want to hear from you on this one: which new budget boutique-y brand is the best and what makes it the best?
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