Farmhouse Inn, in Forestville, California, can get guests complimentary tastings at 25 partner wineries in Sonoma County. T+L ...

SAN JOSE — Hotel development nosedived in California and the Bay Area in 2024, fresh evidence the statewide lodging market may still be affected by economic conditions following a global ...

Some of the city's top hotels can be found in the Old Port, including the Portland Regency Hotel & Spa, Hyatt Place Portland-Old Port and the Portland Harbor Hotel. Recent visitors were charmed by ...

Hotel development projects throughout California saw little forward progress in 2024, according to a real estate brokerage that tracks the industry. Last year, 35 new hotels opened in the state ...

— Southern California added 1,950 hotel rooms in 2024, which was down 19.8% from the 2,432 rooms that opened in the Southland in 2023. — California overall added 3,798 hotel rooms in 2024 ...

A 28-year-old Californian checked into a hostel in Cap Hill last week. And not for a night. Nick Desai Jr. bought the place. “I feel like I can give my two cents and go ahead and implement new ...

It was California's worst year for hotel production in a decade. New hotel development fell sharply across California in 2024, particularly in the Bay Area. A year-end survey released this week ...

Before the fire, the average home price in Pacific Palisades was more than $3.4 million. A typical lot in the mobile home ...

Contact the hotel 818-210-0800. Vacation home rental company AvantStay is providing discounted stays across Southern California (such as the Coachella Valley, San Diego, Newport, Santa Barbara ...

Widely considered the "birthplace of California," Old Town San Diego shows visitors what it was like to live through different eras of California history, from the time of Spanish explorers to the ...

The Northern California coastal village Mendocino is ... But, after the New York-based owner of two of its historic hotels recently partnered with a global hotel network, concerns have arisen ...

California Atty. Gen. Rob Bonta has sent more than 200 letters to landlords and hotels warning them that they’ve been accused of wildfire-related price gouging, his office announced Friday.