Hotel Zelos: Eye-Catching San Francisco Boutique HotelSometimes, when wandering through a city, the imaginative thinker might come upon an interesting building and stare up at the façade, thinking “Wouldn’t it be nice to have a room up there?” On Market Street in San Francisco, the building is the… Aug 06 19August 06, 2019Article at TravelPulse
W Seattle: Sound and ScenerySeattle is a city that excels in several divergent mediums. It’s a world capital for jet airliner production and coffee roasting, and is well known for nurturing the grunge rock movement of the 1990s. The 1990s, in fact, were the “Seattle Decade” by… Jul 29 19July 29, 2019Article at TravelPulse
Four Seasons San Francisco: Hidden in Plain SightSan Francisco is one of the most distinctive cities in the world. As such, it’s a city that begs travelers to stay in hotels that drive its unique character right through the front doors and into guest spaces. Four Seasons has long championed a sense… Jul 20 19July 20, 2019Article at TravelPulse
Next Level B&B: Adobe & Pines Inn in TaosTravelers tend to split into two groups when the question of bed-and-breakfasts comes up: either they adore them and actively seek them out, or they dislike them and never consider them as options. I’d never before seen my dislike for B&Bs so… Jul 06 19July 06, 2019Article at TravelPulse
Hyatt Regency Seattle: The Beauty of Brand NewOne of the finest pleasures of traveling is discovering brand new hotels. That pleasure is compounded when the new hotel also happens to be newly constructed—conceived and built from lobby to penthouse with original intent for each space. Older… Jun 11 19June 11, 2019Article at TravelPulse
InterContinental Paris Marceau: A Boutique Treasure In The EighthAs in any large city, the choice of hotels in Paris can be dizzying. With no less than 20 distinct arrondissements, or neighborhoods, each containing hotels in virtually all categories, it can be difficult to make a choice. Would a visitor prefer a… Jun 09 19June 09, 2019Article at TravelPulse
The Langham New York Fifth Avenue: Luxury and LocationManhattan is one of the most hotel-saturated boroughs of any city in the United States. Book virtually any hotel and there will be several others within a block, often in a variety of categories and rates. While New York has its share of legendary… Apr 29 19April 29, 2019Article at TravelPulse
The Porter Portland: Cozily Independent, Vibrantly LocalWhen I attended the launch of the first Curio Collection property, The Highland Dallas, in 2015, I knew the brand had something going for it. Curio is a collection of independent hotels inspired by local neighborhoods, backed by the distribution and… Mar 29 19March 29, 2019Article at TravelPulse
Canopy by Hilton Atlanta Midtown: Growing a Neighborhood BrandCanopy by Hilton, introduced in 2014, seems to have finally found its sea legs. After a delayed start while some legal issues were wrangled, Hilton is opening Canopy properties in North America at a respectable pace. Early examples in Washington D.C.… Mar 28 19March 28, 2019Article at TravelPulse
Hotel Theodore: Seattle's Bold SpiritThe story of Seattle has always been the story of a city in flux. Construction cranes stretching across the horizon boldly proclaim that tomorrow's city will look different from today's, and there's much talk about whether the current ruling tech… Mar 01 19March 01, 2019Article at TravelPulse
JW Marriott Miami Turnberry: Renewing a South Florida ClassicIt can be difficult to update a classic. It can be even more difficult to update a classic that's viewed as the iconic seminal resort in an area that was virtually undeveloped a half-century ago. JW Marriott Miami Turnberry Resort & Spa is the latest… Feb 25 19February 25, 2019Article at TravelPulse
Hotel Captain Cook: A Symbol of Alaskan SpiritIn March of 1964, an earthquake struck Anchorage, Alaska, shaking the city and the surrounding region for four-and-a-half minutes. The quake registered 9.2 on the Richter scale, making it then, and to date, the largest earthquake ever recorded in… Feb 05 19February 05, 2019Article at TravelPulse
Sandals Montego Bay Fits All Manner of GetawaySandals Montego Bay, which finished a noteworthy refurbishment during the summer of 2018, has clearly got the logistics of the guest experience well-polished. Arriving guests are met at a dedicated airport lounge and whisked away to the resort, just… Jan 22 19January 22, 2019Article at TravelPulse
Dallas Marriott Las Colinas: Hidden Delights in a Growing CommunitySometimes the most unassuming hotels in the most unassuming communities turn out to be sleeper hits. Dallas Marriott Las Colinas is such a hotel. Las Colinas is an Irving, Texas planned community that has seen development ups and downs over the past… Jan 15 19January 15, 2019Article at TravelPulse
Hyatt Regency LAX: This Airport Hotel Will Surprise YouDuring the planning phase of the Hyatt Regency Los Angeles International Airport, the question that confronts all airport hotel operators inevitably came up: what can you do, as an airport hotel, to stand out? Admittedly, it's often a difficult… Dec 06 18December 06, 2018Article at TravelPulse
Ko'a Kea: A Boutique Treasure on Poipu BeachPoipu Beach, on Kaua'i's sunny south shore, is a place quite unlike any other in Hawai'i. I've been intimately familiar with the place since I was a small child, and while there's been significant development over the years, I'm always amazed at the… Nov 08 18November 08, 2018Article at TravelPulse
Fairmont Orchid: Gracious Hawai'i Island HospitalityFairmont is a fascinating hotel brand to examine; albeit one that's sometimes difficult to describe. Born of a tradition of Canadian railway hotels and U.S. landmark properties, the brand is a storied one that seems to snuggle comfortably into any… Oct 15 18October 15, 2018Article at TravelPulse
Hyatt Regency Maui: Memorable Mirth in Ka'anapaliIt's difficult not to walk around the Hyatt Regency Maui Resort & Spa without wearing a smile. Animal lovers, in particular, will be enchanted by the veritable petting zoo that resides on-property. Exotic birds take up residence on perches in the… Oct 06 18October 06, 2018Article at TravelPulse
A Tale of Two Airport HotelsIn the family of hotel types, airport hotels tend to be the misunderstood relatives. Their origins, however, are rooted in some of the earliest instances of significant travel during the modern era. The coaching inns for travelers between carriages… Oct 04 18October 04, 2018Article at TravelPulse
Pulitzer Amsterdam Captivates Guests With Hometown HistoryAmsterdam is a city of houses. The city center, which grew during the Dutch Golden Age of the 17th Century, is popular with visitors because it maintains the architectural character of the era. The unmistakably Dutch canal house designs, in a… Sep 20 18September 20, 2018Article at TravelPulse