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Hotels - Reservations, Reward Programs, and Reviews

There may be no place like home, but when you have to be away, About Business Travel can help. From booking your hotel and choosing amenities to making the most of rewards programs, find your home away from home with our hotel tips and reviews.
Hotels at a Discount
Hotels. For the business traveler, they are a second home. And whether you're footing the bill or not, getting a discount on a hotel room makes smart business sense. Save money on the bottom line with these tips for booking hotels at a discount.
London Hotels for Business Travel
I'll stay in a boutique-y, non-branded hotel on vacation, but when I travel for work I want to rack up all the points I possibly can. If you're headed across the Atlantic for work, consider booking a room at one of these London hotels for business travel.
Hotels Near the Las Vegas Convention Center
These hotel choices include those closest to the convention center, as well as Strip hotels within a reasonable distance or with easy access via the Monorail.
Business Travel Hotels
Sure, they all have beds and a bathroom (we hope!) but when it comes to business travel, all hotels are not created equal. Check out these features that might come in handy before you book your next hotel for business travel.
NYC Hotels Near the Javits Center
Headed to NYC for a convention at the Javits Center? Find a hotel near your meetings with this roundup of business-friendly hotels in midtown Manhattan.
Find a Hotel Near Wal-Mart Headquarters
If you've got a meeting at Wal-Mart headquarters in Bentonville, AR, check out my recommendations for the best places to stay. Whether you need to be closer to the airport, or near company HQ, find the best hotels for business travel to Wal-Mart.
Where to Book a Hotel Online
Book a room for your next business trip with these to online booking sites.
Sign Up for Hotel Rewards
Make your business trips more rewarding (pun intended) by taking advantage of hotel loyalty programs. Sign up here for the most popular hotel rewards programs and start earning your way towards free nights, elite status and more.
Hyatt Hotels
Learn which brands are part of the Hyatt family, sign up for Hyatt Gold Passport Rewards, and make a reservation with this profile of Hyatt Hotels.
Marriott Hotels Profile
Learn which brands are part of the Marriott family, sign up for Marriott Rewards, and make a reservation with this profile of Marriott Hotels.
Hilton Hotels Profile
Learn which brands are part of the Hilton family, sign up for Hilton HHonors, and make a reservation with this profile of Hilton Hotels.
Marriott Rewards Review
Marriott Rewards offers the business traveler over 3,000 lodging properties at which to gain status, and more than 250 ways to redeem earned points. Read my review to find out why I love Marriott Rewards.
London Hotel - Review of the Hilton Trafalgar
Should you stay at the Hilton Trafalgar in London on your next business trip? Read my review before you book a room.
9 Downtown San Diego Hotels
Find a hotel near your meeting in San Diego with this roundup of downtown hotels.
NYC Hotels with Free Wi-Fi
Find a NYC hotel with free Wi-Fi access, from your About Guide to NYC travel.
Boston Accomodation Guide
Whether you need to be near the airport or near a conference center, this handy roundup of Boston hotels can help you find the best place to stay in Beantown.
Hotel Business Centers - Are they Safe to Use?
How secure is that hotel business center? Your About Guide to Antivirus Software has an important warning.
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