Hotels and Resorts

Hotel chains are racing to ditch the plastic room key card and replace it with digital options like Apple Wallet and Google Wallet.

Here are five of the most haunted hotels in the United States.

From the hotel that inspired “The Shining” to one where many MLB players still refuse to stay, here are the stories behind some of America’s most haunted properties.

Day passes to resorts and hotels really took off during the pandemic and have remained popular. The passes are a win-win-win. Locals soak up some rest time on the cheap. Travelers don’t have to commit to an overnight stay. And properties know that day passers who are on site for pool or spa time will also spend freely at restaurants...

The Deer Path Inn, an English Tudor-style hotel nestled along tree-lined streets of the North Shore was just named the No. 1 resort hotel in the Midwest by Travel + Leisure Magazine, a press release said.

The Deer Path Inn, an English cottage-style hotel nestled along tree-lined streets of the North Shore was just named the No. 1 resort hotel in the Midwest by Travel + Leisure Magazine, a press release said.

Les Grands Appartements at Paris’ Hôtel de Crillon are 335 square meters (3,606 square feet) of top-to-bottom luxury designed by fashion icon, Karl Lagerfeld.

Many spring breakers could face surprise charges from third-party reservation platforms, despite years of efforts to crack down on what regulators and advocates say are deceptive practices.

From the outside, it looks like a magical English cottage house tucked away on a quiet neighborhood street. Inside, you step into a different world.

Wyndham says its board is unanimously rejecting Choice Hotels’ unsolicited buyout offer worth nearly $8 billion.

The free stay in the Scottish Highlands will be available for two nights from Oct. 27 to Oct. 29.

The best hotel in the world is Passlacqua, an 18th century villa on the edge of Italy’s Lake Como, according to the 50 Best organization’s inaugural ranking.

After the government abolished payments to the country’s Maharajas in 1971, some palace owners opened their doors to paying hotel customers.

With the summer travel boom in full swing, travel expert Melanie Fish joins “Chicago Today” to discuss unique and lavish room service offered by hotels,