hotels

Following the huge financial windfall of airline fees, hotels and resorts are now charging fees for things that used to be free.

New York’s biggest hotel is scrapping room service in August, cutting 55 jobs. What will its elimination mean for a hotel that charges $300 a night? An explanation on the economics of room service.

Last week a judge in New York ruled online vacation rental site Airbnb is violating laws against running illegal hotels.

Lodging can quickly eat up your summer travel budget. Anne Banas of SmarterTravel.com shares her tips for redeeming hotel loyalty points, alternatives to traditional lodging, traveling with pets and keeping your money safe when going abroad.

As states legalize online gambling, how does a casino hold on to customers? At the Borgata in Atlantic City, you can leave the casino floor and play the slots on a TV in your room.

Some of the attendees at Davos are there doing big business. And Hilton CEO Chris Nassetta has a free place to stay.

Tips for your next hotel stay from a long-time hotelier.

Burglaries are popping up after a hacker showed off a vulnerability in keycard locks at hotels, and a UN meeting of the International Telecommunications Union next week could change the Internet as we know it.

Travel sites like Expedia and Travelocity are accused of fixing the price of hotel rooms with big chains like Hilton and Marriott.