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W Hotels rolls out sound studio in Seattle

The W Seattle is the first W Hotels property in North America to feature its W Sound Suite, a professional music studio. W Hotels introduced the concept last year in Indonesia, and W Sound Suites are planned for Hollywood and Barcelona, Spain. Read the South

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Dream Hotel ready to open its doors in L.A.

From top to bottom, the futuristic-looking Dream Hotel tries hard to live up to its name. The centerpiece of a $110-million hospitality complex, it features a front lobby and bar that will open entirely onto the street — providing a new way to enjoy an

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Nobu Hotel work picking up in vibrant Chicago West Loop

Though the team behind Chicago’s upcoming Nobu Hotel held an official groundbreaking ceremony at its West Loop site over a year ago, construction of the project has been particularly slow moving. However, as of this week, construction workers were spotted erecting a tower crane base,

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La Quinta to spin off real estate holdings into REIT

After raising the possibility earlier this year, La Quinta Holdings has announced it will split into two stand-alone public companies, one of which will focus on the real estate business and the other on franchise and management activities. The real estate arm will be called

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Best Buy to launch in-store Dyson shops

Best Buy will add in-store shops for Dyson products, such as vacuums, fans and hair dryers, at about 90 stores next month. The shops, which will occupy between 40 and 400 square feet and include specially trained store staff, are part of a roster of

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130 hotels under construction in Calif.

At the end of June, 130 hotel projects were under construction in California. The 17% increase over last year can be attributed to low financing costs and increasing sale prices of previously built hotels. Read The San Diego Union-Tribune story here

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