Hotels Are Upping Their Room Rates, But Is It Enough To Offset Higher Costs?

Hotels are heading into 2022 on an optimistic note, despite labor and inflation headwinds.

Traveling Toward Recovery: Denver Hotels Show 57% Jump In Occupancy

Local hoteliers are still awaiting the return of several key metrics.

Hotels In Mixed-Use Districts Reaping Benefits Of 'Bleisure' Trend

Fears of a U.S. recession mean business travel may continue to lag in the U.S.

Hotels Will Outperform Previous Forecasts For Rest Of 2022: CBRE Report

U.S. hotels turned in a stronger-than-expected second quarter, according to CBRE.

Resorts, Hotels, Cruise Lines Race To Become Pickleball Hosts

Hotels and resorts are keen to attract picklers as participation in the sport has jumped 159% over the last three years.

Hotels Took The Adaptive Reuse Crown In 2023

Hotel reuse projects rose 38.8% between 2022 and 2023.

Hotels Rode A Business Travel Wave — Now Comes The Undertow

Leaders at the nation’s top hotel chains and hospitality REITs pointed to strong quarterly performance in their business segments on their earnings calls.

Hotels And Hot Rods: Hoteliers Embracing Niche Brands For Millennial Travelers

Luxury hotelier Solis tied its Atlanta hotel into Porsche's headquarters. Others are niching hotels in other creative ways to attract millennial travelers.

Back Room Lounges No More: Hotels Are Pushing Unique Restaurants To Center Stage

Hotel restaurants are no longer an afterthought for Bay Area hotels.

Developers Are Bullish On Hotels As Anchors For Mixed-Use Projects

As Austin’s stature as a tourist destination grows, so too does the pipeline for new lodgings.