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This Summer's Most Exciting International Hotel Openings

The summer brings another crop of entrants to the competitive world of cool hotels. Which ones have the stuff to tempt you across the seas?

10 Hot New Hotels Opening in the U.S. This Summer

A new crop of inviting new hotels has scheduled debuts for the summer for 2016. Some are historic, some promise style, but all of them hope to be the last word in their…

Which Are the Most Pet-Friendly U.S. Hotel Chains (And Which Ones Just Claim They Are)?

Lots of hotels say they'll let you stay with your dog—but at many, the price is steep and support is weak. But some American hotel companies truly do go the extra mile to welcome…

3 Alternatives to Miami Beach’s Party Hotels

Taking in all that’s new in Miami Beach can be exhausting. If you don’t want to deal with the hyped-up party scene or the impersonal service of a too-big resort, here are…

Why the U.K. Government is Looking More Closely at the Hotel Booking Sites

Hotels think the online booking sites create an unfair playing field, and now, some goverments are looking into the matter, too. Can guests benefit from the fight?

Here's Why You Should Book Directly with a Hotel

To get the best deal, you should always surf the Web for the best hotel price, right? Well, no, not anymore. Hotels are increasingly trying to sweeten the pot if you agree to book a…

Hello? Is the Hotel Room Phone Still There?

Hotels are hanging up on in-room phones to cut costs and be more environmentally friendly. Are you ready to unplug for your next hotel stay?

The Cold Comforts of the Kirkenes Ice Hotel, Norway

Hotels sculpted out of ice and snow have a become a rite of passage for adventure travelers. But is a night on the ice all it's cracked up to be?

Visit New York City for $109 a Night—The Savings Secret is Within Sight

Manhattan hotel prices got you down? Some of the best deals are in the last place you're probably looking.

Long-Term Travelers Reinvent Hostels By Opening Their Own

Hostels were once infamous for being impersonal, clincial, and excruciatingly bare-bones, but international travelers are bringing their experiences home with them to open a next breed…

The New "Big Three" of Travel Search Engines: Competition Dies

As America's wide field of airline competitors has consolidated down to just three major players, consumers also have less choice when it comes to which companies are controlling the…

Tips for Booking a Hotel in Amsterdam

Navigating all of the accommodation choices can be a bit confusing. Which neighborhood? How many stars? What’s in the rooms? What’s a good deal? We're here to help.

That's Ridiculous! Hotel Guests That Want It All and the Hotels That Pander to Them

The email I received from a guest at a budget motel in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., made me want to throw up my hands and shout. Problem is, I can't figure out who is being more ridiculous…

Travel Troubleshooter: Are Hidden Hotel Fees About to Check Out?

In a surprise move, the Federal Trade Commission recently warned 22 hotel operators that their online reservation sites may violate the law by displaying a 'deceptively low' estimate…

Restore the Jersey Shore, One Night at a Time

If your love of the beach is not bound by season or temperature, the Jersey shore has its charms off season -- especially for those who seek some respite from holiday madness,…

That's Ridiculous! What to Do When You Fall for a Fake Star

What do you do when a 3-star hotel is really a 2.5-star hotel -- or worse? And what do those star ratings mean, anyway?

Travel Troubleshooter: Can You Trust a Vacation Rental?

A vacation rental through Airbnb turns out to be less than expected. Here's what you need to know when you take the alternate route for your accommodations.

Travel Troubleshooter: What Should I Do About This $50 Hotel Phone Bill?

A traveler turns to his hotel's landline to make long-distance calls and is shocked when the so-called complimentary service doesn't cover the bill. What's the deal with the misleading…

That's Ridiculous! When a Confirmation Isn't Really a Confirmation

Do travelers really need to call the online travel agency or check the website to confirm a booking, or should e-mails (or the lack of an e-mail) be enough?

The Drip, Drip, Drip of Mandatory Hotel Fees

Daily resort fees are often tacked on after you've already purchased the room. If the fees aren't optional, shouldn't hotels be forced to disclose these fees more prominently?

That's Ridiculous! A $500 Fee for Being American

Hotels appear to be finding new ways to implement extra fees. But should hotels be allowed to charge a different rate based on a guest's nationality?

Travel Troubleshooter: Help! Travelzoo Canceled All of My Vouchers

A traveler's attempt to reinstate her deal vouchers doesn't get anywhere by phone. What are your options if the company insists on phone calls instead of a paper trail?

Travel Troubleshooter: My Hotel is Closed for the Season

A traveler books a hotel online and arrives to see that the property has shuttered for the season. How should the online travel agency compensate the traveler for the phantom booking?…

A Vacation Rental Too Good to Be True?

Even savvy travelers can learn a thing or two from this negative experience with a vacation rental. If the price, description, and user-generated reviews sound too good to be true,…

Sold-Out Hotels: What to Do When Your Hotel Doesn't Have Room

A hotel sells out, leaving a traveler with an unconfirmed reservation and no place to stay. What could he have done to avoid losing his room?

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