Placemakr continues apartment-style accommodations push in Alabama

Located within a luxury multifamily building, Placemakr Huntsville at Anthem House will cater to extended stay demand generated from its namesake city’s aerospace industry.

By Jenna Graber • April 23, 2025

Customer satisfaction at hotels dips: report

Hilton led other lodging operators for guest satisfaction, followed by IHG Hotels & Resorts, Airbnb and Marriott International, per the American Customer Satisfaction Index.

By Noelle Mateer • April 23, 2025

Luxury for the local – understand the day guest

Hotels and resorts can create opportunities for guests to rest and recharge, just for the day. The profile of people who stay for only the day may surprise you.

April 21, 2025

Hotel development to remain healthy despite economic woes: Hyatt exec

Hyatt Head of Americas Development Dan Hansen shares why developers continue to be bullish on extended stay and how traveler demand for homelike accommodations is shifting.

By Jenna Graber • April 18, 2025

Travel perks can spice up loyalty, but customers still seek financial benefits

About half of consumers are extremely or very likely to use loyalty programs that offer travel options, according to an arrivia survey.

By Bryan Wassel • April 18, 2025

Trump’s tariffs pose threat to US economy — including hotel industry

The president’s trade policy, per Deloitte, is slated to increase inflation and curb consumer purchasing power. This could have wider implications for hotels.

By Jenna Graber • April 17, 2025

Marriott gets into bed with Gwyneth Paltrow for new sleep-focused campaign

Westin Hotels & Resorts is partnering with the celeb’s lifestyle brand Goop on a video series to give hotel guests insights on sleep quality and overall wellness.

By Jenna Graber • April 11, 2025

How Trump’s tariffs may impact hotels

It’s too soon to know how greatly economic uncertainty will impact RevPAR, but experts worry about dampened tourism and decreased pricing power.

By Noelle Mateer • April 9, 2025

San Francisco hotel market poised for ‘robust recovery’: JLL

Improved business fundamentals and travel demand are slated to drive RevPAR gains and hotel investment in the California market, per a new report.

By Jenna Graber • April 9, 2025

US travel spending off to slow start in 2025: BofA

Bank of America card data reveals softer spending across travel categories, including lodging and airfare.

By Michele Laufik • April 4, 2025

Under Canvas launches Outdoor Collection for ‘nature-based’ stays

The outdoor-focused hospitality company, which partnered with Hyatt last year, debuts its new portfolio with two properties in Michigan and Montana.

By Noelle Mateer • April 4, 2025

US hotel RevPAR to grow 2% in 2025: CBRE

Urban locations are projected to see the strongest growth this year, assuming no disruptive public policy changes.

By Noelle Mateer • April 1, 2025

Accor’s Sofitel launches first TikTok marketing campaign

With its “Sofitel Encounters” video series, the luxury brand joins other hotel players using the social media platform to connect with younger generations.

By Jenna Graber • March 27, 2025

Boston’s Omni Parker House to undergo multimillion-dollar renovation

The project will revamp the historic hotel’s guest rooms, lobby and meetings and events space to keep up with modern traveler demand.

By Jenna Graber • March 26, 2025

Hyatt creates wellness advisory board to enhance meetings offerings

The Wellbeing Collective Advisory Board, consisting of leaders across various industries, aims to help the hotel company innovate its wellness experiences.

By Noelle Mateer • March 19, 2025

Consumers prioritize spring break travel amid rising hotel costs

Americans will spend more on trips this season, traveling to domestic destinations over international hot spots, per Allianz Partners and AAA data.

By Jenna Graber • March 12, 2025

Country Inn & Suites by Radisson performs ‘well above’ Choice Hotels’ initial goals

The upper midscale brand experienced RevPAR growth and strong guest satisfaction ratings after adopting a new guest room design.

By Jenna Graber • March 11, 2025

AutoCamp opens boutique property by Sequoia National Park

Offering glamping accommodations, the California site is bookable through Hilton channels as part of a partnership to offer hotel guests outdoor-focused stays.

By Jenna Graber • March 10, 2025

Extended Stay America CEO talks top growth opportunities

As the company celebrates 30 years, Greg Juceam shares how extended stay demand is shifting and where his company is plotting expansion.

By Jenna Graber • March 10, 2025

How hotels are transforming design to match traveler needs

From smart lighting systems to live-work spaces, hotel design is being reimagined to reflect how modern travelers actually use their rooms.

By Alejandro Sardi • March 4, 2025

New York City, Nashville to open most hotel rooms in 2025

Higher-tier segments will account for the most open rooms, though challenges could impact the hotel construction environment nationwide, per CoStar.

By Jenna Graber • Feb. 12, 2025

Meeting planners look to secondary markets to manage costs: report

Hotels in these regions have the opportunity to win business by “finding a balance between high costs and delivering an amazing customer experience,” per Cendyn and ConferenceDirect.

By Noelle Mateer • Feb. 10, 2025

Despite costs, travel still a ‘priority’ for Americans in 2025

More consumers this year are feeling better about their financial situation and are embracing AI for travel planning, presenting upselling opportunities for hotels, according to Deloitte.

By Noelle Mateer • Feb. 7, 2025

Super Bowl LIX set to boost New Orleans hotels

The city’s hotels are bracing for roughly 100,000 visitors over Super Bowl weekend — tourism that is forecasted to drive ADR and RevPAR gains, though not as high as in years past.

By Jenna Graber • Feb. 6, 2025

Hotel industry forecast 2025: development, labor, F&B and more

Leaders in the hospitality industry shared with Hotel Dive what trends will impact hotels this year, discussing changes in everything from the regulatory environment to traveler preferences.

By Noelle Mateer , Jenna Graber • Jan. 31, 2025