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Reside, a global leader in residential hospitality management, has today launched ‘Papago Hotel by Reside’ which will operate under the ‘Trademark Collection by Wyndham’ brand. Photo credits: Reside Papago Hotel by Reside is a thoughtfully renovated 70-unit hotel that blends mid-century charm with modern hospitality. Located in Scottsdale, Arizona, it offers an elevated experience in one of the state’s most vibrant destinations. Originally built in the 1950s, the property has been reimagined to preserve its architectural character while incorporating a range of modern amenities. Managed by Reside under the ‘Trademark Collection by Wyndham’ brand, the hotel caters to modern travelers looking for a stylish, welcoming stay. Papago Hotel by Reside features a variety of amenities, including an outdoor pool, fire pit, private cabanas as well as an on-site coffee bar and lounge areas. The hotel will also feature Hai Noon, an on-site restaurant led by the James Beard Award-winning chef Nobuo Fukuda. Guests can enjoy a Japanese-inspired menu that highlights locally sourced ingredients in an intimate and stylish setting. Situated in the heart of Cactus League country, the hotel is also just a short drive from Major League Baseball’s Spring Training facilities, providing fans with easy access to the stadium to watch their favorite teams. The Old Town Scottsdale district, renowned for its dining and nightlife scene, is just minutes away, as well as the stunning Papago Park just 1.3 miles away. The hotel opening comes after the launch of a new alliance between Reside and Wyndham Hotels & Resorts in October last year. The 10-year development relationship will expand on Wyndham’s extended-stay offering with upscale, residence-style accommodations in top US urban destinations under the ‘Reside, a Wyndham Residence’ brand. Lee Curtis, CEO of Reside, said: “Both guests staying for business and leisure will be immersed in the energy and culture that make Scottsdale a sought-after destination. We've revived the Papago Hotel by Reside, preserving its mid-century charm while elevating it with modern amenities and exceptional quality in hospitality. As we take on management, we're thrilled to bring this unique property into the Wyndham Trademark Collection family, offering our guests the perfect blend of style and comfort, backed by the trusted quality that both Reside and Wyndham are known for.”

In the heart of Warsaw, where cobblestone streets meet sleek skyscrapers, there’s always a story waiting to be discovered — especially through its cuisine. As part of Radisson Collection’s Taste of Heritage Series, Radisson Collection Hotel, Warsaw, invites guests to discover an iconic dish steeped in history that once graced the tables of Poland’s finest feasts: Goose.  Photo credits: Radisson Collection Hotel, Warsaw St. Martin’s Goose: From Past to Plate  Poland’s long-standing love affair with geese boasts a rich history. Many years ago, Warsaw’s market was a veritable sea of feathers, overflowing with millions of these birds destined for far-flung corners of the globe. To prepare them for these arduous journeys, ingenious Polish farmers developed a unique system of foot protection, perhaps making them the first well-shod ingredient in history. This deep-rooted connection to geese culminated in a special celebration on St. Martin’s Day, the feast day of the patron saint of winemakers and geese. Legend has it that St. Martin, to avoid being made bishop, hid in a stable filled with geese. Their noisy honking betrayed him, forever linking his name to these feathery creatures. Traditionally, Polish families honored St. Martin’s Day with hearty goose feasts. This date also coincides with the celebration of Polish Independence, making goose the perfect dish to enjoy when visiting Poland’s capital city. Today, chefs across Poland are bringing goose back to the table. At Nokto, the elegant restaurant at Radisson Collection Hotel, Warsaw, Chef Krzysztof Bogucki is leading this culinary revival with a dish that pays homage to Poland’s storied past. Mastering the Art of Goose at Nokto  As part of Radisson Collection ‘Taste of Heritage’ series, guests are invited to try this traditional goose dish for themselves. Until the end of April 2025, Chef Krzysztof and his team will be serving their take on the Polish classic, along with all the trimmings, welcoming diners to journey through Poland’s rich history, one flavor at a time. At Nokto, preparing goose is more than cooking—it’s a meticulous process celebrating techniques passed down through generations. Each bite reflects the care and tradition of Polish cooking, but with Chef Krzysztof’s personal twist and modern flare, has reimagined this local staple and transformed the dish into a fine dining experience. Chef Krzysztof has perfected his take on goose over the years, brining with allspice and bay leaves, stuffing the bird with apples, oranges and marjoram, slow roasting for over 3 hours and making a rich sauce from scratch with drippings and white wine. The limited time goose dish will be on the Nokto menu until the end of April and comes served with all the traditional Polish sides including potato dumplings, boiled potatoes with parsley, red cabbage with apples and wine and the goose sauce. Rediscover Polish Heritage in Style  Radisson Collection Hotel, Warsaw, nestled in the city’s business district and steps away from the picturesque Old Town, provides the perfect blend of comfort and luxury. Each of the 309 rooms and suites features contemporary furnishings with some of the best views of the city, with access to a swimming pool, on-site gym, and spa. Full of character and warmth, its enviable location makes it an ideal base for exploring Poland’s vibrant capital, with the Jewish Quarter, Warsaw Uprising Museum, Warsaw National Museum and Royal Castle all within walking distance. Exciting ‘Taste of Heritage’ destinations to be featured in 2025  Radisson Collection’s brand hallmarks of exceptional gastronomy, art, design and heritage experiences are showcased through the Radisson Collection Gastronomy Series. The Gastronomic Series will continue into 2025 with more gastronomic destinations such as Radisson Collection Hotel, Waterfront Cape Town, Radisson Collection Resort, Galle and Cour des Loges Lyon, A Radisson Collection Hotel.