Looks like Paris and her hoard of teacup chihuahuas had a hankering to check out cherry blossom season in Japan’s cultural capital.

This luxe hotel will be packed full of fresh apples, celery, grapes, mayonnaise, walnuts and… wait, no, that’s the salad.

Australia’s peak accommodation body is looking to preach some girl power with a new focus on normalising women. Not sure what that means? Find out here.

The brand appears to be spreading like a rash across Australia’s hotel scene, albeit with far less itching and unsightly appearances.

Now, Hilton may say this property is the biggest hotel in APAC but the staff at Travel Weekly won’t be able to officially confirm this until we get invited to test it out ourselves (wink wink, nudge nudge).

Hilton is back on track! Now all they need to do is offer the staff at Travel Weekly some free accommodation and they’ll be perfect.

Want to feel bad about whatever you’ve brought for lunch today? Check out the spread Hilton Hotels are putting on for their guests’ dogs this Christmas.

The advertising push champions international experiences in domestic locations. For example, sipping espresso outside a Melbourne cafe and then crying because you’re not in Italy.

Given its name, one can only assume that the roses at this hotel will be pruned to perfection.

We covered a lot in our chat with Hilton’s boss for Australasia – even his music tastes. Just don’t play house or rap tunes around him, though.

A familiar face has reclaimed his old regional role at Hilton as part of a slight leadership reshuffle.

While there’s no doubt the hotel giants are still seriously valuable, this new research reveals they’ve also taken a massive hit from that bloody virus.