A heritage-listed hotel with a modern twist is opening its doors on Pitt Street next month, and we’ve got some sneaky pictures to show off ahead of its grand unveiling.

Ahead of W Sydney’s grand opening in November, we had a chat with its director of sales and marketing to see if we could get a discount room. Just kidding… or are we?

The hotel giant’s sleek business travel brand is continuing its Aussie expansion at such a pace it’s almost giving Omicron a run for its money.

The upscale new build has been designed to reflect local culture, however, that’s not to say you’ll see schoolies puking in the lobby.

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.

Love chocolate? Well, these new Mövenpick hotels will definitely sweeten up your day.

Travel Weekly’s editor is hoping this story catches the eye of Kimpton’s PR team so he can snag a free night or two at the new hotel.

While WA is still not all that welcoming to international arrivals, at least the state is receptive to new hotels.

Renowned hotelier Simon McGrath is settling the room service bill and checking out of Accor.

As the saying goes, all good things come in threes. Unless, of course, we’re talking about baseball strikes.

A group of people have broken down the door of a historic Kalgoorlie hotel, terrorising guests and forcing one woman to hide in a wardrobe.