Hotels

FEMA extended the hotel checkout date for displaced residents to May 1.

New housing and commercial projects contribute to the neighborhood’s ongoing revitalization.

The city's tourism wing will encourage tourists to visit overlooked neighborhoods.

Hotels reported their strongest November in close to 10 years, according to a report released Wednesday.

NYLO New York City will replace On the Ave at 77th and Broadway in the third quarter of 2013.

Owners say the layoffs are due to Sandy, but employees claim bosses used the storm to get rid of them.

Some residents fear the city is diverting resources from responding to the hurricane.

Incidents included a drunk man who smashed a marble table at the neighboring 414 Hotel, its manager said.

The Out NYC will offer shared rooms for the more adventurous gay traveler.

The Out NYC, the city's first "gay urban resort," will open in the first quarter of 2012.

The city is on track to welcome 50 million visitors this year, breaking the city record.

The city has 7,000 new hotel rooms in the pipeline. But will enough visitors come to keep them full?

Times Square advertisers used their billboards to send a message to Macy's during Thursday's Parade.

Hotel Chelsea residents have hired a team to assess any potential health hazards of the renovation to the landmark hotel.

The public will have the opportunity to peek inside several buildings this weekend, from the fashionable to the controversial.