Spain fans celebrate their big World Cup win at the watch party in Central Park on July 19. ( Photo: Satish Shahi) Hotel Industry Says Bookings Lag Despite World Cup Final Surge The FIFA World Cup final between Spain and Argentina drove a late surge in hotel bookings, bringing the revenue closer to... News 25 Jul 2026 | 10:50
The lawsuit claims that the Gramercy Park Hotel began building a dining space on its roof on May 18, despite the construction not being part of renovation drafts. ( Photo: New York Supreme Court documents) Why An Exclusive Gramercy Park Co-op Is Suing Hotel Over Its Rooftop In one of the most affluent blocks in Manhattan, an unusual dispute is taking place between the Gramercy Park Hotel and its... News 16 Jul 2026 | 05:08
Following contract negotiations, the Hotel & Gaming Trades Council rank and file workers ratified a new contract May 21 which will increases wages by 50 percent over the eight-year life of the new contract. ( Photo: Hotel and Gaming Trade Council) Hotel Management and Union Ratify New Hotel Workers Agreement The city’s biggest hotel operators and the Hotel & Gaming Trades Council (HTC), the union which represents 40,0000 hotel... News 22 May 2026 | 02:26
A building at 960 Sixth Ave. is facing foreclosure and sale, after lenders filed suit over a reported $55-million mortgage default. ( Photo: Jack Ahern ) With Hotel Late on Rent, Herald Square Tower Nears Foreclosure A prominent fixture of Midtown’s Herald Square, 960 Sixth Ave., appears to be heading toward foreclosure as its financial... News 28 Aug 2025 | 11:57
