Sonder, a partner of Marriott, has gone bankrupt, and guests staying at its global locations have been told to vacate their rooms.

One guest shared a photo on X of an email he apparently received from the hotel chain, informing him that he had to leave the premises before 9 a.m. the next morning. It read: "Sonder is no longer able to honor the remainder of your stay. We urge you to vacate the premises as soon as possible."

There have also been reports that some travelers have returned to Sonder properties to find their belongings stuffed into plastic bags or dumped in hallways, according to the Daily Mail.

Newsweek reached out to Marriott via email for comment.

Why It Matters

Sonder was once considered a rival to Airbnb as a widely used site that travelers relied on to book high-en

See Full Page