In recent years, hotels have stepped up their amenities by offering guests fancy soaps, shampoos, and even quaint sewing kits. But why don’t they have essentials like a mini tube of toothpaste (or a ...

A few weeks ago, I spent a night at the Kendall Hotel in Cambridge, Mass., a congenial place done up in a firehouse theme with an atrium on the top floor. There’s a bowl of apples in the lobby, free ...

We remember when hotel shampoos and soaps were just kind of there, like better-than-nothing safety nets. But in recent years, we've grown to love, and expect, so-cute sizes of up-and-coming brands ...

Headlines about recalls of products manufactured in China have reached the hospitality industry. According to the article, officials for Gilchrist & Soames declined to say which hotels were affected ...

A chemical that thickens antifreeze has turned up again in a Chinese-made toothpaste, this time under a brand that serves luxury hotels around the world. Subscribe to read this story ad-free Get ...

Toothpaste from China containing the toxic chemical diethylene glycol turned up in a toiletry kit provided by a Jhonghe (中和）hotel, the Bureau of Standards, Metrology and Inspection (BSMI) said ...

The Line Hotel in Los Angeles does not have a traditional Tylenol-and-toothpaste hotel store. In the lobby, instead, is an outpost of Poketo, a small west-coast boutique chain whose website promises a ...

Gilchrist & Soames— which supplies luxury hotels in more than a dozen countries, including Canada—isrecalling its Chinese-made toothpaste after discovering some tubes contain a potentially toxic ...

Three Japanese importers have begun recalling millions of Chinese toothpaste products in Japan after finding a chemical used in antifreeze, officials said Wednesday. The toothpaste products, which ...

A leading supplier of toiletries for luxury hotels recalled complimentary tubes of Chinese-made toothpaste worldwide Monday after tests showed some contain a potentially toxic chemical. It was the ...

Canadian consumers are being asked to check their medicine chests after a voluntary recall was issued for a Chinese-made toothpaste distributed in some Canadian hotels. The toothpaste could contain a ...