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Choice Hotels TV Commercial, 'ESPN Fantasy Football'
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Choice Hotels TV Commercial, 'ESPN Fantasy Football'

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When it comes to ESPN Fantasty Football, Matthew Berry knows that a team name is very important. Names like Fourth and Short Salesman or Re-Starters isn't original or memorable enough. Whether you make a list or put Post-It's on the wall, find the perfect name and perfect hotel with Choice Hotels.

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Choice Hotels TV Commercial, 'Travel Season' Song by The Clash
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Choice Hotels TV Commercial, 'Travel Season' Song by The Clash

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As potential travelers consider vacationing, they lip sync to the song "Should I Stay or Should I Go" by The Clash. Throughout the travel season, Choice Hotels will be rewarding customers staying at its locations two or more times with a gift card for gas, dining and shopping.

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Choice Hotels TV Commercial, 'Our Business Is You: $50 Gift Card'
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Choice Hotels TV Commercial, 'Our Business Is You: $50 Gift Card'

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A man stays twice at Choice Hotels for business, making the most of the company's $50 gift card deal. When your business is rewarding yourself, Choice Hotels says its business is you.

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Choice Hotels TV Commercial, 'Our Business Is You: Refreshed'
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Choice Hotels TV Commercial, 'Our Business Is You: Refreshed'

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Choice Hotels says wherever you travel for work, it makes its business you by keeping refreshed lodging available where you go.

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Choice Hotels TV Commercial, 'Pumpkin Spice Cookie'
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Choice Hotels TV Commercial, 'Pumpkin Spice Cookie'

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During a presentation, Choice Hotels executives decide to give guests a free night after staying at the hotel twice, and it gets a resounding "badda book, badda boom." However, when one of the presenters is offered a pumpkin spice cookie at the end, he says he's good.

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Choice Hotels TV Commercial, 'Badda Book, Badda Bloom'
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Choice Hotels TV Commercial, 'Badda Book, Badda Bloom'

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The Choice Hotels marketing team is brainstorming how to let guests know that they can get a free night by booking directly through its website and staying two times during the spring. One of them suggests a play on words by changing the slogan "Badda book, badda boom" to "Badda book, badda bloom."

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Choice Hotels TV Commercial, 'Badda Book, Badda Boom: Big Idea'
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Choice Hotels TV Commercial, 'Badda Book, Badda Boom: Big Idea'

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Despite some skepticism, the big idea that booking directly through Choice Hotels is a better deal has caught on and people everywhere are saying "badda book, badda boom."

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Choice Hotels TV Commercial, 'Summertime Badda Book, Badda Boom'
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Choice Hotels TV Commercial, 'Summertime Badda Book, Badda Boom'

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The Choice Hotels marketing team is brainstorming how to let guests know that they can get a free $50 gift card by booking directly through its website and staying two times during the summer. An employee wearing a suit suggests the slogan, "Summertime. Badda book, badda boom." When he's offered a Hawaiian shirt to match his coworkers tropical attire, he simply stares at it in silence -- good thing the guy who bought it kept the receipt.

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Choice Hotels TV Commercial, 'Free Waffles'
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Choice Hotels TV Commercial, 'Free Waffles'

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A hotel employee suggests creating an ad where a man eats free waffles at Comfort Inn that taste like victory because he booked direct at Choice Hotels online. But the person he tells suggests taking a much simpler approach with the phrase: "badda book, badda boom."

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Choice Hotels TV Commercial, 'Badda Book. Badda Boom.'
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Choice Hotels TV Commercial, 'Badda Book. Badda Boom.'

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A man in a suit summarizes the experience of booking with Choice Hotels in four words: "Badda Book. Badda Boom." A bystander clarifies that the website offers a lowest-price guarantee for rooms and allows customers to receive free nights and instant rewards at check-in.

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Choice Hotels TV Commercial, 'Free Night'
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Choice Hotels TV Commercial, 'Free Night'

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After staying two separate nights at a Choice Hotels location, get one free. Who's ready? Free night! Free night! Free night!

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Choice Hotels TV Commercial, 'Book Twice'
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Choice Hotels TV Commercial, 'Book Twice'

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Whether you're warming up for a marathon or closing an important business deal, Choice Hotels is the place to stay. Until April 22nd, you can choose Choice twice and get a night at no price! Book your trip at Comfort Inn, Comfort Suites, Sleep Inn or any other of the Choice Hotels today.

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Choice Hotels TV Commercial, 'Marathon'
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Choice Hotels TV Commercial, 'Marathon'

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Treat your body right with a good night's sleep and nutritious breakfast to keep you going for miles and miles at Choice Hotels.

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Choice Hotels TV Commercial, 'Freebies'
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Choice Hotels TV Commercial, 'Freebies'

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In this commercial, a woman reminds her bee-keeper suit clad husband that they like freebies when they go to Choice Hotels, not free bees.

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Choice Hotels TV Commercial For Lowest Rate On The Web
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Choice Hotels TV Commercial For Lowest Rate On The Web

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Choice Hotels guarantees the best Internet rate of the first night is free. In this commercial, a family stands in front of dinosaur statues. The husband says he wants the lowest rate possible online.

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Choice Hotels TV Commercial, 'Reunion' Song by The Clash
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Choice Hotels TV Commercial, 'Reunion' Song by The Clash

Choice Hotels

Everyone faces their own little dilemmas when trying to decide whether or not to stay at a hotel. One woman is on the fence about going to her high school reunion, while another woman can't seem to pick what to wear from her closet; two businessmen head on a trip, one doubting it's going to be a blast; and a man stares at his reflection in the mirror, wondering if everyone will be looking at his toup??e, er, hair. If you're wondering "Should I stay or should I go?" Choice Hotels believes you sho

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Choice Hotels TV Commercial, 'Badda Book Pitch'
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Choice Hotels TV Commercial, 'Badda Book Pitch'

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When a businessman is asked to share his big idea about getting the whole country to book on ChoiceHotels.com, he answers with four words: "Badda book, badda boom." His coworkers however, are not sold on his campaign concept. They think that mentioning Choice Hotels offers the lowest price is important and question if he has ever even stayed at a Comfort Inn.

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Choice Hotels TV Commercial, 'Video Call, Husband with Hair Curlers'
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Choice Hotels TV Commercial, 'Video Call, Husband with Hair Curlers'

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When this woman travels for business, she wants a great room with free Internet. She turns to Choice Hotel for her needs. She's able to video call her husband just to see how he's doing and find that he and their daughter have curlers in their hair.

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Choice Hotels TV Commercial, 'Lowest Voice'
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Choice Hotels TV Commercial, 'Lowest Voice'

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The Choice Hotels marketing team is brainstorming how to let guests know that when they book online they will always get the lowest prices on rooms. One employee suggests that someone with a really low voice should say it, which prompts Karl to recite that Choice Hotels has the lowest price, guaranteed. When another employee suggests the world's lowest limbo stick, Karl asks, "How low can you go?" Despite their input, a consultant recommends the slogan "Badda book, badda boom" and his idea is qu

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Choice Hotels TV Commercial, 'No Screaming'
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Choice Hotels TV Commercial, 'No Screaming'

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When you're staying at a hotel on vacation you only want a few things, a nice breakfast, fast Internet, and no screaming. Well, maybe a little screaming is OK.

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