7 Crazy Places To Spend The Night

Hotels now offer accommodations in defunct airplanes, bubbles and caves.

Unrest Continues Over San Antonio's Short-Term Rental Ordinance

The King William neighborhood wants to see historic districts excluded from short-term whole house rentals with absentee owners.

For The Birds: Prolific Hotelier Retiring To Spend More Time Racing Pigeons

Sam Chang will begin cutting back on his New York City holdings next year, he says.

How A New Hospitality Company Is Teaching Developers To Love Short-Term Rentals

Multifamily developers are hesitant to trust short-term rental providers. Can a new hospitality company change that?

Lenders Pulling Back On Financing Hotel Projects

Executives from Wells Fargo, Peachtree Hotels, Pod Hotels and Phillips Realty Capital all say banks are getting more conservative on hotel development deals.

NYC Hotel Employment Down 82% This Year, Survey Says

Hotels have shut permanently and temporary layoffs have become permanent in many locations.

With Nearly 20,000 Rooms In The Pipeline, LA Leads U.S. Hotel Construction

Almost 4,000 rooms are under construction now.

Workforce Shortages Hamstring Hotel Recovery As Leisure Travel Booms

Hotels are in recovery mode, but a persistent lack of workers is stalling momentum at properties nationwide.

U.S. Hotel Rates Hit Record High

The numbers might also hold the first signs of the long-awaited return of business travelers.

Leisure Travelers Spur Hotel Recovery, But Recession Threat Looms

Hotels made an unusual recovery sans business travelers, but a slump might be coming.