NewsCarlson Rezidor Signs First Four ‘Radisson Red' Properties in the Americas
Two hotels will be in Colombia, one in Brazil and the fourth in Minneapolis.
By Cheryl-Anne Sturken | October 8, 2015
NewsExtended-Stay Accommodations Attract International Business Travelers
Nearly half of U.S. travelers use such properties for international trips, per GBTA survey.
By Michael J. Shapiro | October 8, 2015
NewsThe Renwick Opens in New York City
The Manhattan property, housed in a former artist residence, has 173 guest rooms.
By Lisa A. Grimaldi | October 8, 2015
NewsDemand Is Up for Airport Hotels
New STR data shows 9.1 percent increase in properties' RevPAR.
By Cheryl-Anne Sturken | October 7, 2015
NewsKiawah Island Golf Resort Reopens Following Flooding
About 24 inches of rain fell Oct. 1-4.
By Sarah J.F. Braley | October 7, 2015
The Lotte New York Palace Makes a Splash in Manhattan
NewsThe Lotte New York Palace Makes a Splash in Manhattan
Newly rebranded hotel marks South Korean chain's first foray into the U.S.
By Cheryl-Anne Sturken | October 6, 2015
NewsDreams Los Cabos, Closed Since Hurricane Odile, Reopens
The all-inclusive resort has undergone extensive renovations.
By Michael J. Shapiro | October 6, 2015
NewsMandarin Oriental, Marrakech, Opens in Morocco
The luxury property has 54 villas, five suites, and indoor and outdoor event space.
By Lisa A. Grimaldi | October 5, 2015
NewsNew Hotel Company to Rebrand 21 U.K. Hotels
Amaris Hospitality was founded in July by private-equity group Lone Star.
By Cheryl-Anne Sturken | October 5, 2015
NewsHyatt Sued in Pennsylvania for Unpaid Overtime Wages and Gratuities
The lawsuit alleges that the hotel violated federal and state laws, and underpaid servers.
By Michael J. Shapiro | October 5, 2015
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