Module 14 | Marriott Design Standards

| Do | Don’t | |----|-------| | Remove shoes before entering a home or temple | Point feet at people or religious images | | Use right hand for eating and giving money | Eat beef in Hindu or Jain homes (cow sacred) | | Address elders as “ji” (respect suffix) | Public displays of affection in rural or temple settings | | Accept food/drink when offered (it’s a sign of welcome) | Touch someone’s head (seat of soul) without permission |

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In a 2024 brand standard audit, 22% of flagged plumbing violations were for "audible pipe noise during flush cycles" — a direct Module 14 violation. By understanding the key design principles and guidelines

Marriott Design Standards Module 14 provides a comprehensive framework for designing exceptional hotels that meet the evolving needs of modern travelers. By understanding the key design principles and guidelines outlined in Module 14, hotels can create spaces that are functional, sustainable, and aesthetically pleasing, while also reflecting the unique brand identity of the property. By prioritizing guest experience, sustainability, and local relevance, hotels can differentiate themselves in a competitive market and drive long-term success.

Festivals punctuate the calendar, often involving community gatherings, new clothes, sweets, and rituals.

Marriott Design Standards: Module 14 (Fire Protection and Life Safety) Marriott International’s is the global corporate standard for Fire Protection and Life Safety (FLS)