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The Royal Lahaina's beachside cottages now feature new furniture, flooring and decor.

At Royal Lahaina, empty rooms meant full speed ahead with a refreshDuring a seven-month shutdown from March to October, the resort improved its sustainability infrastructure and revamped the...

A nasal swab Covid-19 test used by Helix Urgent Care.

In-room Covid-19 testing is a hotel amenity on the rise in the new yearHotels and resorts have been somewhat slow to adopt Covid-19 testing protocols for guests, but as the pandemic stretches toward...

An outdoor microwedding at the JW Marriott Anaheim Resort in California.

Expected wave of I do's means wedding bliss for industryHoteliers are anticipating a surge in weddings business once the pandemic has subsided.

The Hyatt Regency Atlanta has provided free kitchen space to a local business through the Hyatt Loves Local initiative.

Preview 2021: HotelsCost-saving measures like streamlined room service, and flexible cancellation policies, will continue.

The lobby of Brooklyn's Hoxton Williamsburg hotel, which is one of nine Hoxton properties worldwide.

Accor-Ennismore deal a sign of things to come in hotel sectorThe hospitality giant has forged a joint venture with the company behind the Hoxton brand.

Gild Hall, a Thompson Hotel in New York, has partnered with Bach, giving the concierge fitness company space on property to conduct socially distanced yoga and Pilates classes.

Hyatt looking out for its neighbors with Loves Local programThe program is offering assistance to entrepreneurs during the pandemic.

The 55-room Rosewood Washington D.C. expects to be full in the days surrounding President-elect Biden's inauguration.

A Biden bounce for D.C. hotels? Covid may have a say in itWashington hoteliers are hoping Joe Biden's inauguration will fill rooms in January.

A Rooftop Wellness Suite at Hotel Esencia in Mexico.

Hotels embrace the evolution of in-room fitness in Covid eraIn a Covid-era world, in-room workout options are quickly becoming de rigueur at many high-end hotels.

A $200,000 Vividus king bed is the centerpiece of the Hastens Ultimate Sleep Suite at the Lotte New York Palace.

Hotels have woken up to better sleep as a selling pointAmid the competitive wellness hospitality landscape, a handful of luxury hoteliers are making a good night's rest their...

AndBeyond's Bateleur Camp in Kenya is one of two dozen founding members of the Beyond Green portfolio created by Preferred Hotel Group.

Preferred Hotel Group creates portfolio that goes Beyond GreenThe Beyond Green collection comprises properties whose efforts exceed the basic sustainability tenets of reduce, reuse,...

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