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Franklin, the author’s pet minipoodle, strikes a pose in his bathrobe during his stay at the Plaza Hotel in New York.

Pampered pets: A tail of luxuryHotels, restaurants and even some airlines are going out of their way these days to welcome guests’ fur babies.

The Park Hyatt Riviera Maya is expected to open later this year.

Top luxury brands venture into all-inclusivesFor decades, Park Hyatt, Ritz-Carlton, JW Marriott and Waldorf Astoria have stood as some of hospitality's most established...

The atrium of the Paris Marriott Champs Elysees houses its Jenny restaurant.

Paris Marriott Champs Elysees: Familiarity, and plenty of flairThere's something to be said for a hotel where you can arrive, jet-lagged and a bit bewildered, and have an easy, familiar...

The JW Marriott Venice Resort & Spa has been adding cold water to its pools.

European hotels test cool ideas so travelers can weather the summer heatwaveHotels across the Continent are adjusting everything from pool temperatures to excursion offerings to A/C investments to try to...

Known for its prime city locations, like its Boston hotel, Yotel says it is looking to expand into resorts.

Yotel says beach resorts may be the next wave in its developmentThe brand is working on the launch of a Yotel resort concept, which will feature many of the same elements as Yotel's...

Hoteliers are forging stronger bonds in LGBTQ+ communities and marketsExpansion into markets like Northalsted in Chicago reflect growing demand for LGBTQ-focused hospitality.

A guest relaxes at a Royalton Chic Antigua Overwater Suite.

Overwater accommodations are hot, and resorts can't build them fast enoughNo longer limited to far-flung getaways in the Pacific and Indian oceans, overwater bungalows and villas are dotted throughout...

The view from a terrace at Anthology of Athens, a hotel that recently launched a program of private and small-group sessions with historians and philosophers.

History meets hospitality: Academics find a home in luxury hotelsExperts with degrees in history, philosophy and the antiquities are educating guests and shaping hotels' product offerings.

The Nobu Hotel Woolfox will be a wellness-focused property in the English countryside.

Nobu is on a roll with several hotels in the pipelineNobu Hotels has 19 properties and 28 in development, including unique locations like England's countryside.

Viceroy Hotels gets refreshed brand identity under new ownershipThe luxury brand is back in growth mode after a rocky decade in which it lost several marquee hotels.

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