By Andrea Smith: Gogobot, the social travel and location-based recommendation site, recently conducted a survey of UK hotels and confirms what we've all been thinking — the more expensive hotels charged the most for Wi-Fi access. More than that, the Wi-Fi was at times spotty and unreliable.
Rio de Janeiro to Convert Thousands of “Sex Hotel” Rooms in Time for World Cup and Summer Olympics
By Javier Tovar: A shortage of hotel rooms has led Rio authorities to invest millions of dollars to convert raunchy motels to accommodate the legions of tourists expected for the 2014 World Cup and the 2016 summer Olympics.
Hottest Ice Hotels in the World
Adventure seekers and nature lovers can spend the night at one of these incredibly detailed hotels, which boast first-class suites made from snow and ice.
The Hotel of the Brave: How Would You Staff a Hotel if You Had the Chance?
By Alan Campbell: If you could staff a hotel entirely with politicians, who would be your choice for General Manager?
Hottest New Hotels for 2013
By Natasha Dragun: We know, we know. You haven't gotten around to staying at last year's top new hotels and now this bursts onto your screen. The good news is, 2012 is so last year. The best new hotels of 2013 are higher, shinier and deluxier than their one-year-older peers.
More on the R Word
By Larry Mogelonsky, MBA, P. Eng: Several months ago, I published a brief article with my doting thoughts on retirement. To my surprise, it was an exceptionally popular post, so I've decided to move forward with a sequel of sorts.
Hotels: What We Dont See
By Alan Campbell: We walk in to a hotel without ever stopping to think what it takes to make our entrance spectacular. The lobby has to be cleaned, hallways, entrance, and of course the rooms. There is an army of workers behind the scenes that we seldom see. These workers are the unsung heroes of the hotel industry.
It’s Story Time: A Day and Night of Awful Flight
By Steve Cokkinias: A veteran of the hospitality industry, Steve has many entertaining stories up his sleeve. Each Wednesday he will share a story on ehotelier.
‘They Don’t Have a Clue’: British Hotelier Pans Australian Service
By Winsor Dobbin: David Levin, owner of the award-winning Capital and Levin boutique hotels in London and a mentor to leading chefs including Gary Rhodes, says guests are being offered lower standards of hospitality in many top Australian hotels than they might enjoy in their own homes.
Hotels Take Fitness Amenities to the Great Outdoors
By Dorene Internicola: From sightseeing city runs and nature hikes down country trails to surfing sessions, hotels are luring leisure and business clients outside their climate-controlled rooms for outdoor activities to keep fit while traveling for business or pleasure.
