Travel Weekly’s editor is more of a Häagen-Dazs fan when it comes to ice cream, but he’s still licking his lips over this new hotel.

We have no idea what the NH bit stands for, but we’re going to eliminate some of the guesswork for you and assume it isn’t short for ‘Not Happy’ or ‘Never Happening’.

Simply known as “the Conti” by locals, this iconic hotel is set to have a new, luxurious lease on life once it gets a bit of a tzsuj.

Word has it that this new hotelier celebrated his appointment with an epic pub crawl along Cavill Avenue.

The hospitality giant has been missing Melbourne so much that it’s decided to set up shop on Little Queen Street.

In further proof that OTAs are trying to infiltrate just about every sector of the travel industry comes this bricks-and-mortar move.

The hotel offering in Brisvegas has grown, thankfully sans any pokies or indoor smoking areas.

Just like the waistline of Travel Weekly’s editor, Marriott’s all-inclusive portfolio of hotels and resorts is expanding.

The company has a new brand for its indy hotels to sit under, which is held up by four pillars (metaphorically speaking, of course).

After the unexpected death of Arne Sorenson last week, Marriott has chosen who will succeed him.

The property ended up taking on a more luxurious feel than initially anticipated – think ultra-cool art, avant-garde lighting and Karl Lagerfeld amenities.

Geoff York has put in a request to Crystalbrook’s HR department for new business cards and an engraved name plate, following his latest role change.