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Articles tagged “hotel design”

Hotels

New Evo Hotel Design Pulls Utah’s Adventure Vibe Indoors

The pandemic juiced up traveler interest in the outdoors. The Evo is an adventure hotel aiming to meet that demand. Its design reflects an integration of art and community, not just gear storage boxes.

Carley Thornell | 1 year ago

New Evo Hotel Design Pulls Utah’s Adventure Vibe Indoors

Hotels

Billionaire’s Sommerro Hotel in Oslo Taps Into Immersive Neighborhood Trend

Billionaire Petter Stordalen's new hotel in Oslo, Sommerro, and his soon-to-open sister property, Villa Inkognito, are noteworthy. They take the experiential travel trend in new directions.

Leslie Barrie | 1 year ago

Billionaire’s Sommerro Hotel in Oslo Taps Into Immersive Neighborhood Trend

Hotels

Hotel Designer Bensley’s ‘Maximalist’ Look Tracks With Emerging Trend

After the pandemic, many travelers seek a "maximalist," or more-is-more, aesthetic, immersing all their senses in a profusion of color, pattern, and texture. Designer Bill Bensley captures this look at a new Thai resort. Expect to see maximalism at more hotels.

Carley Thornell | 1 year ago

Hotel Designer Bensley’s ‘Maximalist’ Look Tracks With Emerging Trend

Hotels

Four Seasons Debuts Naviva Tented Experiences

True, the world already has its niche glamping products. But when the traditionalist Four Seasons also blurs the lines between indoors and out by adopting tented experiences, hotel designers worldwide will take notice.

Carley Thornell | 1 year ago

Four Seasons Debuts Naviva Tented Experiences

Hotels

Roseate Push Into UK Boutique Hotels Emphasizes Local Flavor Plus Indian Tradition

Can a company based in India create a thriving luxury boutique brand in Britain? Perhaps. Bird Group's Roseate aspires to be the first brand to truly pull off the trick.

Leslie Barrie | 1 year ago

Roseate Push Into UK Boutique Hotels Emphasizes Local Flavor Plus Indian Tradition

Hotels

Marriott Elevates Design Lab at New Headquarters in Innovation Push

Management smugness can doom any company to falling behind. So it's reassuring to see hotel giants like Marriott International make innovation efforts and guest feedback more visible and central.

Sean O'Neill, Skift | 2 years ago

Marriott Elevates Design Lab at New Headquarters in Innovation Push

News Blog

Tokyo’s Toggle Hotel Brings Color to Bleisure Trend

One of the most talked about trends in travel has been how many people are merging business with leisure in "workcations" or "bleisure." The Toggle Hotel in Tokyo caught our eyes for how it brings the concept of blended hospitality to life. The Toggle Hotel has painted most of its interiors in only two colors,…

Sean O'Neill | 2 years ago

Hotels

Hotels Adjust Accommodation Strategies for Pandemic Pet Boom

As the number of pet owners across the country spiked during the pandemic, the hotel of the future needs to be fit for man *and* man’s best friend like never before.

Carley Thornell, Skift | 2 years ago

Hotels Adjust Accommodation Strategies for Pandemic Pet Boom

Coronavirus

Hotels Reconfigure to Meet Growing Needs of the Digital Nomad

The pandemic skewed the line between where we work and where we play — and it’s likely to stay that way indefinitely. Hotels need to prioritize the balance of crucial technology with the comforts of home more than ever before.

Carley Thornell, Skift | 2 years ago

Hotels Reconfigure to Meet Growing Needs of the Digital Nomad

Hotels

Hotels Not Ready to Flush Away the Open-Concept Bathroom Design

A design aesthetic that is easier to maintain and gives guest rooms the sense of a larger space and more light — but often a view of the toilet — needs to be artfully executed for post-pandemic hospitality marketing.

Carley Thornell, Skift | 2 years ago

Hotels Not Ready to Flush Away the Open-Concept Bathroom Design