Openings: Inside The Dalmar Hotel in Fort Lauderdale
Pulling inspiration from South Florida's lively culture combined with a mid-century Californian aesthetic, The Dalmar hotel in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., conveys a tropical, relaxed...
Designing Recreational Water Settings for Hotels: Five Factors for Success
Many resorts are incorporating impressive water features into their list of offerings. As with any space on a property, these recreational water settings are...
Millennials Have Youth, Baby Boomers Have Time and Money
Hotels are going sleek and techie to woo millennials. But it’s the baby boomers who have the promise to keep brands’ pulses racing throughout...
Designers Add Fireplaces To Attract Guests To Hotel Public Spaces
The lobby fireplace has long been a staple in certain types of lodging properties—from ski-in resorts to country inns. With an ever-growing focus on...
Le Méridien Debuts in the Big Easy
NEW ORLEANS—Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide has unveiled Le Méridien New Orleans, following a comprehensive $29 million transformation. The newly renovated hotel features 410...
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Wyndham Reduces Breakfast Requirements for Economy Brands
Wyndham Hotels & Resorts announced that it is expanding franchisee relief measures by reducing breakfast requirements for its economy brands. These changes, which were...
IHG Announces Digital Check-In for Hotels in the U.S. and Canada
Guests can now check-in to more than 3,000 IHG Hotels & Resorts properties across the United States and Canada through their mobile devices, computers,...
Standing Up and Out with a Cup of Joe
The very idea of standing out in a crowd—actually, just being in a crowd—seems unthinkable in these days of social distancing. However, there are...
