La Tribune de lHotellerie

🏨 Royal Group of Companies has tasked Sunset Hospitality Group (SHG) with managing its new 165-room hotel, Casa Mett, set to open in 2027 on the former Ming Arcade site near Orchard Road, Singapore. The curved 13-story building will rise to 100 meters, covering 1128m², with room rates varying from €310 to €345 per night. This marks SHG's second project in Singapore.

🏬 On March 20, 2025, Printemps opened its first U.S. store at One Wall Street in New York City's financial district, marking both its international expansion and its 160th anniversary. The 5,000-square-meter space, designed by interior architect Laura Gonzalez, features a unique blend of French elegance and New York vibrancy across two levels. The store boasts over 400 brands across fashion, accessories, jewelry, beauty, and design, including exclusive creations new to the American market. Key attractions include the “Red Room” adorned with 250 million red and gold mosaics beneath a 10-meter-high ceiling, and thematic spaces such as the “Playroom,” “sneaker room,” “Salon,” “Garçonnière,” “Fragrance Cellar,” and “Beauty Corridor” enhance the immersive shopping experience.

🏠 Nobu Hospitality announces a flagship project in Manchester, in partnership with Salboy – Viadux 2, set to be the tallest building outside of London at 246 meters. The £360 million development will feature a 76-story tower with 160 hotel rooms, event spaces, Nobu restaurant and bar, and 452 Nobu residences, marking the brand's entry into the UK luxury real estate market. Residents will enjoy amenities such as Nobu catering, room service, an exclusive pool, spa, gym, and a dedicated experience team.

🏦 Hyatt Hotels Corporation announced the addition of Maison Métier and The Barnett to the World of Hyatt loyalty program and their respective Hyatt brands. Maison Métier, owned by The Domain Companies, is housed in a historic 1908 building and features 67 rooms and suites, blending Parisian guesthouse charm with contemporary design. The Barnett underwent significant renovations to join JdV by Hyatt, celebrating local community and joie de vivre. Both New Orleans properties are managed by HRI Hospitality and maintain their independent spirit while offering Hyatt's world-class services.