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Some hotels are eliminating front desk staff in favor of tablet-based, self-check-in systems. Guests can handle check-ins, access room cards, and even request amenities entirely digitally. This gives hotels flexibility, reduces labor costs, and appeals to tech-savvy travelers—though it also raises concerns about reduced human touch. Read more.

Disney World has announced major refurbishments at four of its resort-style hotels. Renovations include refreshed rooms and modernized amenities, aiming to improve guest comfort and overall experience. The updates follow broader efforts to refresh Disney’s on-site lodging offerings. Read more.

The Douglas, a new boutique hotel established in Savannah, Georgia, offers a locally inspired guest experience. Located in the heart of the city, the hotel reflects Savannah's unique cultural and historic charm while providing contemporary design, personalized amenities, and on-site dining. Read more.

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Luxury hotels are increasingly addressing accessibility gaps for guests with disabilities by offering solutions like braille signage, tactile guides, and sensory-adjusted environments. These efforts aim to make high-end accommodations inclusive without sacrificing elegance and thoughtful design. Read more.

Developers have pitched a new seven-story Hyatt hotel for a former Patrick J’s restaurant site on Columbus’s North High Street. The project offers potential to revitalize the corridor with modern lodging options and support local business growth. Read more.

Swire Properties has acquired the remaining 25% stake in the Mandarin Oriental Miami hotel on Brickell Key. Plans include demolishing the current building to construct two new towers—one 228-unit condo building (half already pre-sold for $1B) and a new hotel with 121 rooms—signaling a significant luxury project in development. Read more.

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