Hotel guests want engaging but effortless entertainment. Their rapidly changing viewing habits and use of personal devices has created challenges for hotel owners to provide a truly integrated in-room entertainment experience. Too often, guests are forced to choose between watching the channels provided on the hotel’s HDTV and watching their own content on the small screen of their personal device.
LENEXA, KS—SpringHill Suites Kansas City Lenexa/City Center has opened. The five-story hotel includes 124 all-suite rooms, a 1,300-sq. ft., a…
ATLANTA—The U.S. lodging industry will enjoy continued growth in all major metrics in 2018, albeit at a slower pace, according…
GEORGE TOWN, CAYMAN ISLANDS –Howard Hospitality Group (HHG), has revealed the latest details surrounding its development planned for the former…
ATLANTA—Hunter Hotel Advisors’ Los Angeles office represented a California hotel owner in the sale of the Fairfield Inn Provo, UT.…
BETHESDA, MD—Marriott International is continuing its relationship with the National Basketball Association (NBA) to serve as the official sponsor of…
RANSON, WV—Home2 Suites by Hilton Charles Town has opened. The hotel has 91 suites and a range of value, tech-focused…
CHICAGO—Grand Hyatt Changsha, the first Grand Hyatt hotel in China’s Hunan Province, celebrated its grand opening today. The 354-room hotel…
BUSAN, SOUTH KOREA—The Hilton Busan has opened its doors. The hotel will offer two innovative dining concepts, a rooftop swimming…
SARASOTA, FL—Homewood Suites by Hilton Sarasota Lakewood Ranch has opened. Developed and owned by Benderson Development Company Inc., and managed…
NEW YORK—Olshan Properties has completed its extensive $27.3-million interior redesign and amenity enhancement of the Hilton Columbus at Easton in…