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The Importance of Oscar Wilde and Hotels — by Tablet Hotels

1 week ago | magazine.tablethotels.com | Mark Fedeli

If you learn anything today, you’ll learn just how significant Oscar Wilde is to the hotel industry. He is almost certainly the most celebrated guest of all time. These hotels are the proof. By Mark FedeliMarketing and Editorial Director, Tablet Hotels There are a handful of celebrities and dignitaries who, when they’ve stayed at a hotel, usually become a focal point of the hotel’s marketing. Elizabeth Taylor, F.
Small Hotels in Northern and Central Japan — by Tablet Hotels

2 weeks ago | magazine.tablethotels.com | Mark Fedeli

From up in Hokkaido to down in Okinawa we’re calling out some of Japan’s delightful and highly detailed small hotels. This is part two, heading to the north. By Mark FedeliMarketing and Editorial Director, Tablet Hotels Looking for Part 1? Look here. It’s always such a pleasure to talk about Japanese hotels, especially this time of year, as spring begins and sakura, the country’s famous cherry blossoms, begin to appear.
Small Hotels in Southern and Central Japan — by Tablet Hotels

1 month ago | magazine.tablethotels.com | Mark Fedeli

From up in Hokkaido to down in Okinawa we’re calling out some of Japan’s delightful and highly detailed small hotels. This is part one, starting in the south. By Mark FedeliMarketing and Editorial Director, Tablet Hotels It’s always such a pleasure to talk about Japanese hotels, especially this time of year, as spring begins and sakura, the country’s famous cherry blossoms, begin to appear.
A Photo Tour of the Lafayette Hotel, San Diego — by Tablet Hotels

1 month ago | magazine.tablethotels.com | Mark Fedeli

Book The Lafayette Hotel and Club on Tablet Hotels. Snakes are a recurring theme at the Lafayette Hotel. You see them on wallpaper, on tiles, on door handles and on bedside lamps. Their presence is no coincidence. The shedding skin represents the regeneration this historic hotel has just undergone. This was the favorite San Diego spot for the jet-set in the forties and fifties. Then, around the time when Ron Burgundy was San Diego’s leading network news anchor, things got dark.
Santorini Hotels That Improve the View — by Tablet Hotels

1 month ago | magazine.tablethotels.com | Mark Fedeli

If you’ve ever gotten a custom frame, you know it’s not an inexpensive proposition. There are good reasons for that. Unlike your local big box retailer, a good framer will offer hundreds of combinations of wood type, molding, matting, and glazing. And the assembly will be done by a highly skilled expert, so your picture or painting will look better than it did before, and last a lot longer than you.
I'll Be Staying Here With You -

1 month ago | magazine.tablethotels.com | Mark Fedeli

The new Bob Dylan biopic is due to win some hardware at this year’s Oscars. We’re using the opportunity to highlight hotels located in places he mentioned in some of his greatest songs. By Mark FedeliMarketing and Editorial Director, Tablet Hotels Bob Dylan is nothing if not prolific. And in his hundreds of songs he’s referenced dozens of destinations, from Santa Fe to Memphis, from Mozambique to Rome.
Bob Dylan’s Masterpiece and a Motel in Malibu — by Tablet Hotels

1 month ago | magazine.tablethotels.com | Mark Fedeli

Book Hotel June Malibu on Tablet Hotels. There’s a little hotel in Malibu that’s been through a lot. Just off the PCH, cascading gently down toward the sea, is a set of 13 connected bungalows that have survived multiple wildfires, multiple transfers of ownership, multiple name changes, and multiple celebrity escapades. There’s one celebrity story that stands above the rest, though. Not because of its salaciousness, but because of its prodigiousness.
What We Might Start Missing in Movies — by Tablet Hotels

1 month ago | magazine.tablethotels.com | Mark Fedeli

The Oscars is the one time each year here at Tablet when we allow ourselves to forget about hotels for a minute and focus on another place where magic happens: the cinema. By Mark FedeliMarketing and Editorial Director, Tablet Hotels In A Complete Unknown, the Bob Dylan biopic and Oscar contender, the musical sequences were performed totally live to camera, like a filmed concert, with the actors singing and playing every note.
Wm. Mulherin's and a Hotel Revival in Philly — by Tablet Hotels

2 months ago | magazine.tablethotels.com | Mark Fedeli

Book Wm. Mulherin’s Hotel on Tablet Hotels. Something big is happening in Philly. You can forgive the New York media for thinking of it as “the new Brooklyn” — just remember that in their world there’s no higher praise. The food scene is exploding, as talented chefs are drawn to Philadelphia’s plentiful space and relative affordability — and many musicians and artists are doing the same. It’s a renaissance for a city that has lived too long in NYC’s shadow, and the hotel scene is no exception.
Twelve Luxurious Hotels That Love Kids — by Tablet Hotels

2 months ago | magazine.tablethotels.com | Mark Fedeli

On Valentine’s Day, some people want lists of hotels for making babies. But for parents, the opposite is more likely to be true. These hotels are for them. Every February, as if required by law, there appears a wide trough of lists eager to tell you about “sexy” hotels where you can guzzle champagne and push the headboards to the limit.