Hotels cancel events all the time, when they prove to be more trouble than they're worth. In extreme cases, they might cancel the event while it's running and kick out the attendees and organizers.

It's a popular hotel in a stunning location. It will do even better after this.

What sort of eejit other than yourself will think, 'I won't book this hotel because they cancelled a Dialog event'?

Nobody's going to be looking for a venue for a wedding or a whale biology conference and think, that hotel looks nice, but they canceled Palantir, so they just can't be trusted.

should a hotel ban nazis who are going there to incite violence? where do you draw the line?

Why is a privately owned hotel compelled to deal with controversy not of its making?

Perhaps things work differently for those of South African persuasion…

> If the hotel cancelled it, it's suicide for the hotel.

This is silly. The hotel will be fine, they could give two fucks about some private party when another will take its place.