Situated directly on St. Charles Avenue, this charming hostel serves as an ideal home base for discovering the city’s best nightlife, dining, and bars. If you find yourself too exhausted to venture out, the property features a 24-hour bar that is perfect for a final nightcap. While The Quisby prioritizes affordability over luxury, it remains…
Our team of travel experts and global contributors begins each year by scouting the most anticipated hotel openings. We then make it our mission to visit as many of these properties as possible—whether they are located near our headquarters in New York City or on the other side of the planet—to determine if they are…
The Good Hotel certainly lives up to its bold name. Permanently moored at Royal Victoria Docks since 2016, this floating accommodation provides a uniquely tranquil escape within London. The service is friendly and laid-back, the dining is high-quality, and the serene waterfront location ensures some of the most restful sleep available in the capital. Beyond…
Attracted by the scenic canals, renowned art museums and vibrant nightlife, visitors to Amsterdam now far outnumber locals, generating a strong demand for overnight lodging that is difficult to satisfy.
Occupying two connected historic structures—the 1929 Art Deco Northwest Tower and a 1905 industrial warehouse—The Robey offers immense character within its unique architecture. Its 89 Tower rooms combine mid-century boutique aesthetics with friendly, relaxed service. Meanwhile, the Annex Lofts in the warehouse highlight an industrial feel, featuring concrete floors and soaring ceilings.
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Hotels rarely carry as much cultural weight as the Chelsea Hotel (its new owners will demand you call it The Hotel Chelsea, though that name is unlikely to catch on). Legends such as Leonard Cohen, Patti Smith, Dylan Thomas, Iggy Pop and Stonewall figure Stormé Delarverie once called the striking red‑brick building—with its French‑Quarter‑style balustrades and iconic…
And as luxury products with high margins and strong sales continue to thrive, budget services are feeling the pressure, particularly in travel. The natural selection affecting low‑cost airlines now appears to be extending to hospitality, where the economics of budget options are becoming increasingly unsustainable.
Saudi Arabia’s luxury hotel boom is creating an unexpected challenge: finding enough qualified employees. Proposed minimum staffing requirements, expanding Saudization rules, and thousands of new hotel rooms could reshape hospitality employment, increase operating costs, and determine whether the Kingdom can deliver the five-star service its tourism ambitions promise.
