Event venues around the city are gearing up for the global audience that F1 and Super Bowl LVIII will deliver.

Located in the hip West End district of Oregon’s biggest city, the 251-unit high-rise property will have more than 16,000 square feet of meeting and event space.

The newly branded Hilton Motif Seattle is just blocks from the city’s newly expanded convention center.

A new Marriott brings 235 guest rooms to NoMa—north of Massachusetts Ave.—in Washington, D.C., between Union Market and Union Station.

At the site of a former Lake Buena Vista resort, Drury has expanded and upgraded and now offers more than 600 guest rooms.

A super superyacht—in fact, the world’s largest sailing ship—is in the works from Accor’s luxury Orient Express division.

Extensive group space and a center-city location mark the brand's second German property.

The boutique Hôtel Swexan will have 12,000 square feet of meeting space on one floor of the 22-story property.

The waterfront Pier Sixty-Six Resort, closed for almost four years, is getting a top-to-bottom update, plus a new Marina Promenade development.

With the city’s convention center planning a significant expansion, the nearby Sheraton is in the midst of a big upgrade of its own.