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Tru by Hilton breakfast buffets feature hands-free pancake makers.

Complimentary hot breakfast is back, and hotels strive to deliverOnce a symbol of pandemic-era hospitality, the cold grab-and-go breakfast bag has fallen out of fashion, as hotels bring back...

The 65-room Pelham Hotel, located in the central business district, has completed an extensive interior renovation, including a redesign of the lobby.

New Orleans' new and renovated boutique hotelsThe pandemic didn't stop Big Easy hotel development. Here are some stays to consider.

The interior of a 400-square-foot Moliving unit, which features a number of high-end finishes.

Moliving is moving hospitality in a new directionFor entrepreneur Jordan Bem, a mismatch between room supply and offseason demand in the highly seasonal destination of Montauk,...

The Penthouse at the Fitzwilliam Hotel Dublin is a sprawling space with a cozy living room, dining area, multiple bedrooms and bathrooms.

Two luxury hotels capture Dublin's best sideThe level of service and hospitality at Dublin's hotels continue to be among the biggest draws for tourists to the Emerald...

Destination weddings have grown in scope with the easing of pandemic restrictions.

Focus on Hotels: Destination wedding blissThe pandemic's grip on life events has eased, and demand for wedding travel is surging. So is its scope, with couples planning...

The Legoland Hotel's digital check-in system was efficient and easy to use.

N.Y.'s Legoland has all the pieces for a kid-friendly stayAlthough the park in Goshen, N.Y., made its official debut last summer, launching with seven themed lands across 150 hilly...

With so many choices, how do you find the right resort?Today's all-inclusive resorts span the globe and offer more than ever before in terms of services, accommodations, culinary...

The Beaumont, a luxury hotel in London, reported 85% occupancy for March.

City travel poised for comeback as virus dropsAs the pandemic wanes, some cities and city hotels are reporting significant improvement in occupancy.

A guestroom at the Hyatt Place LAX/Century Blvd. When a factory shutdown in Vietnam made it hard to procure cabinets, the hotel partnered with a local cabinet fabricator instead.

Shortages from vanities to stemware: Supply chain woes hit hotelsSnags in the global supply chain have made it incredibly challenging to procure everything from headboards to cabinets -- even...

Watermelon Mint Lemonade, a Royal Caribbean zero-proof cocktail.

Zero-proof cocktails are in high demand in hotels and on cruise shipsNonalcoholic drinks crafted with care and technique are an increasingly common option for travelers.

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