Ouvertures d’hôtels

🏨 Hyatt Centric Reims opened centrally in Reims near key attractions like Notre-Dame Cathedral and the Palais du Tau. The hotel features 155 rooms and suites with vineyard-inspired design. Dining options include Le Néo, which highlights French cuisine with charcoal cooking, and Le Bar by Le Néo, focusing on mixology and independent Champagne producers. There are eight adaptable meeting rooms with modern technology, targeting business events and seminars.

🏨 Whitbread acquired Verity House in Leeds' South Bank in October 2024. The building, spanning 4,000 m², will transform into a Premier Inn, with construction starting in early 2026 and opening by spring 2027. It will join three existing hotels in Leeds, with another project underway in Harewood Quarter. The hotel aims to host over 57,000 guests annually, contributing £5.5 million in tourism spending, half benefiting the local area.

🏨 TRIBE aims for 100 hotels in Europe by 2030. Currently, 60 hotels are either open or in the pipeline. TRIBE's concept of hybrid spaces caters to both work and leisure, featuring open areas like Social Hubs. These hotels are located in central locations, including capitals, cultural cities, and near airports. Supported by Accor, they benefit from robust distribution and loyalty programs. The flexible business model adapts to new builds or conversions with adjustable F&B offerings.

🏨 Namron Hospitality will open Le Particulier Miami on November 1st. Located at 4130 Collins Avenue, it transforms the historic Art Deco Ocean Spray Hotel, originally built in 1936 by M.L. Hampton Associates. Initially named Carol Arms Hotel (1936–1939), it became Ocean Spray Hotel in 1939. During the 1940s, it hosted military personnel. The building, recognized for its iconic Art Deco style, has been on the National Register of Historic Places since April 22, 2004.

🏨 Rotana signe pour le Rotana Jabal Omar – Makkah, un hôtel de 655 chambres proche de la Grande Mosquée de La Mecque, officialisé lors du Future Hospitality Summit à Dubaï en partenariat avec Jabal Omar Development Company. Le projet s'inscrit dans la Vision 2030, visant à augmenter l'accueil des pèlerins. La Mecque développe plus de 8 500 chambres, avec une croissance anticipée à 71 000 chambres d'ici 2027 pour accueillir 30 millions de pèlerins annuellement.

🚢 Four Seasons plans major expansions for 2026, with new luxury openings and iconic property revivals from Paris to Porto Rico, and Carthagena to Hanoï. Notably, the launch of the first Four Seasons Yacht and the Four Seasons Private Jet offers exclusive experiences by sea and air. Highlights include Florida's Naples Beach Club, showcasing 300 meters of pristine Old Naples coastline. Emphasizing timeless luxury, these ventures promise unmatched service and meticulous attention to detail.

🏨 After years of renovations, the 4-star Hôtel Ambassador in Nice, located at 8 avenue de Suède, reopens. The Hocotel group restored this Belle Époque architectural gem, combining historical charm with modern comfort. The hotel offers 35 rooms in single, double, and family options, featuring high-end amenities and private terraces with views over the Jardin d’Arménie. Jean-Luc Bartoli, Hocotel’s General Director, emphasizes the blend of historical poetry and contemporary services.

🏨 COMO Metropolitan Bangkok, a renowned COMO Hotels and Resorts location, has fully reopened in the vibrant Sathorn district. With 137 rooms and suites, the hotel has undergone a redesign by Italian designer Paola Navone, marking her second project with COMO in Asia. The redesign embraces a blend of local materials and bold colors to encapsulate a contemporary and authentic luxury experience.

🏠 Nobu Hospitality partners with United Real Estate Company (URC) and Dhaliliyah Company to launch its first hotel residences and Nobu restaurant in Kuwait at Hessah Plaza. The project features 90 luxury serviced residences and adaptable event spaces. The Hessah Plaza development aims to elevate the district as a prime luxury destination with stunning views of the Persian Gulf, blending Nobu’s renowned style and hospitality with Kuwait’s cultural richness.

🏠 Intégré à un projet de réaménagement de 1 milliard de livres sterling, le futur hôtel à Londres comptera 109 chambres, 14 résidences, et un espace bien-être de 2 300 m². Conçu par AvroKO et EPR Architects, il inclura le premier Six Senses Place du Royaume-Uni, un club privé dédié au bien-être. Six Senses London, dirigé par Taffryn Kinsey Ellis, s'inscrit dans la stratégie d'IHG pour étendre son expertise bien-être en métropoles. The Whiteley, ouvert en 1863, sera reconverti, préservant sa façade classée.