Rachel Daub

The United States is home to hundreds of historic hotels, and travelers have their pick of long-running inns and adaptive-reuse properties for unique stays across the country.

'Tis the season for hotels to deck their halls with winter wonderlands and grandiose displays dedicated to the magic of Christmas.

The effects of the longest government shutdown in U.S. history on hotel and air travel performance are largely in the rearview mirror two weeks removed from its resolution, though some softness ...

As Halloween approaches, the veil between the living and the dead may thin, but many hotels across North America boast of hauntings year round.

Conditions for hotel transactions this year are challenging, but they're not impossible.

As much of the U.S. expects to feel cooler temperatures arrive over the coming weeks, hotel menus are offering meals to warm and delight their guests.

As much of the U.S. will start to see leaves change color, hotels also will change their drink menus for the season.

Books transport their readers to new destinations within the pages. In turn, some hotels have taken a novel approach to providing a literary experience to guests.

It's been an eventful past several years for Hyatt Hotels Corp., from rolling out new brands to making strategic acquisitions.

A steady number of new hotels opened in the U.S. in the first half of 2025, including the largest hotel opening in California in 33 years and three new hotels near Universal Orlando Resort in Florida.

U.S. Transportation Security Administration passenger data popped this July Fourth holiday period while U.S. hotel industry performance fizzled out compared to last year's results.

Just because conditions in the hotel transactions market aren't ideal doesn't mean deals aren't getting done, including some sizeable ones.

Not all hotel pools are created equal. From gorgeous views to interesting design elements, some pools stand out with their various cool factors, and temperature has nothing to do with it.

Hotels bars and restaurants across the U.S. are ready for summer with their latest menu offerings.

Yet another holiday is set to break the record for most travelers after this past year's Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays outpaced historic highs.

The summer season kicks off next week, and hotel bars and restaurants across the U.S. have drinks ready for poolside lounging, rooftop evenings and every other occasion.

With a few holidays under its belt, 2025 has started out steady for the travel industry, according to data from the United States Transportation Security Administration.

After setting the record for most travelers during the Thanksgiving holiday period, Americans are estimated to hit the road at an all-time rate this winter holiday season.

The weather and holidays that arrive with winters in the U.S. inspire hoteliers to serve up dishes that warm their guests through the coldest months.

It's the most wonderful time of the year, and hotel restaurants and bars are getting creative with cocktails to bring the holiday cheer to guests.