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The mountains call, and a retro motel answers

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Sleep tourism, detour destinations and a potato-shaped hotel

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Tuning into the music tourism trend

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Yes, there's a hotel with in-room beer taps

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Hotel tech gets so fresh, so clean

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Heeere’s Johnny! Welcome to a haunting stay

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A Montana cowboy ranch wrangles adventure and comfort

Subscribe to Mint Pillow Newsletter If you haven't already opened your fantasy hotel, what would it look like? One writer handpicks his favorite elements from recent openings and re-openings to envision his dream hideaway — Italian beach club included. Back in reality, we're looking at a stylish

Building a hotel recruitment playbook

Subscribe to Mint Pillow Newsletter The 50 Best organization has released its annual list of top hotels in the world, crowning Thailand's Capella Bangkok number one. The highest-ranked U.S. hotel: The Carlyle in New York. Here who else made the list. - Lesley McKenzie, editor In today&

The Santa Rosa icon with a Wellness Dome

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How do you feel about AI emotion detection in hotels?

Subscribe to Mint Pillow Have you perfected your poker face or do you wear your emotions on your sleeve? New biometric tech being introduced in hotels could soon be the judge of that. Not only can it provide facial recognition for check in, but it can judge your emotions, too.

Jackson Hole's first adults-only retreat

Subscribe to Mint Pillow Newsletter Need to know where to find the best autumn leaf peeping? Burlington's only independently owned property, Hotel Vermont, is launching a Fall Foliage Hotline. From September through October, visitors can call the dedicated number to get a local in-the-moment perspective on the turning

Hello, hotels. Goodbye, Airbnbs

Subscribe to Mint Pillow Newsletter As the economy continues to sputter, travel is the latest frontier to take a hit. Demand isn't going anywhere, but customers are becoming more price conscious when it comes to getaways, and hotel room prices are beginning to level off. Plus, read on

The motel renaissance is here

Subscribe to Mint Pillow Newsletter As any independent hotel owner-operator worth their weight in fluffy towels knows, many larger hospitality trends get their start in boutique properties. "We are the idea makers," Kurt Bjorkman of The Ranch at Laguna Beach tells Hospitality Net. Part of that is chalked