Ouvertures d’hôtels

🏨 Ennismore, a joint venture of Accor, is the fastest-growing lifestyle hospitality firm globally. With 35 new locations and 20 restaurants, it's set to double to 200 hotels in four years. Delano Miami Beach reopens, while Hyde and Mama Shelter debut in Mexico City. In Europe and Africa, Delano arrives in London, Mama Shelter opens in Lake Como and Cape Town. Expansion includes Morgans Originals in Paros and Bombay, and Hyde in Perth and Bali. Rixos launches in Cancún, Vietnam, and Saudi Arabia.

🏨 Milan's Collini Rooms, part of WorldHotels™ Crafted, offers 55 rooms and 5 suites over 5 floors, targeting business and leisure travelers with its urban boutique lifestyle design. Manchester's Velvet Hotel features 36 rooms and 9 suites across 4 floors, with a popular bar hosting weekend DJs. Inverness Palace Hotel & Spa, a WorldHotels™ Distinctive property in Scotland, boasts 110 rooms and a complete spa, focusing on heritage and wellness in the Highlands.

📅 Jumeirah is aligning its luxury offerings with contemporary refinement and the traditional hospitality of the Arab world. The iconic Burj Al Arab remains a symbol of its ambition. By 2030, Jumeirah aims to double its portfolio, expanding in major global cities such as in Europe, Americas, and Asia-Pacific, while strengthening its presence in the Middle East. In Europe, the acquisition of Geneva’s Richemond Hotel highlights this strategy. Future developments focus on boutique-luxury properties and hotel-residence complexes.

📍 MOHG plans to double its hotel portfolio from 41 to over 80 properties in the next 10 years. Key regions include the Middle East, Japan, and North America. In China, MOHG focuses on expanding for affluent domestic clientele. A new app is expected by 2025, alongside a "Wellness 2.0" program. MOHG emphasizes its Asian heritage with personalized service and exceptional experiences. The group targets luxury markets with hotels, spas, restaurants, and residences reflecting local culture.

🏨 B&B HOME Paris Nord 18e, strategically located between Paris and Saint-Denis, offers 187 rooms targeting major event visitors and medium-term metropolitan demand. It features a vintage sports club aesthetic by Saguez & Partners with circular economy principles. B&B HOME Vélizy in Île-de-France has 125 rooms, appealing to corporate travelers. Designed by No Name, it offers a chromatic experience for extended stays. Both locations integrate asset-light models to enhance cost efficiency.

📍 Dans le monde de l'hôtellerie, certains groupes se concentrent sur la création de collections de "Maisons" iconiques, situées dans des destinations exceptionnelles. Chaque ouverture est planifiée sur plusieurs années. Propriétaires de fonds souverains ou conglomérats, ils investissent dans des actifs de prestige. Les services personnalisés sont centraux, avec des tarifs moyens élevés dus à un nombre important de suites et des expériences uniques. La fidélité repose sur l'interaction humaine et l'authenticité.

🏨 À une heure de Paris, Barbizon accueille un hôtel 4-étoiles avec 21 chambres, sous Chapitre Six. Marion Collard, architecte d’intérieur, et Sarah Valente, de Greenline Foundation, ont transformé l'ancienne maison familiale en un lieu artistique. Collard a conçu la suite "Coquillages" de 32 m². Elle a personnalisé les espaces avec des objets uniques et chinés partout en France, intégrant des créations d'artistes pour préserver l'esprit du lieu.

🏢 Rue Legendre, Paris, printemps dernier: Un complexe de plus de 10,000 m² a été dévoilé, comprenant un hôtel 5 étoiles avec 58 chambres, deux restaurants, un rooftop, des bureaux et un club de sport. Projet orchestré par le groupe Galia, dirigé par Brice Errera, en collaboration avec l'architecte Philippe Chiambaretta. Transformations notables: un immeuble des années 1970 adapté en hôtel et un studio photo devenu un club de sport de 2,000 m² avec piscine et spa.

🎮 Atari launches a crowdfunding investment starting at $500 for a gaming-themed hotel in Phoenix. Opening is slated for 2028, with $35-40 million needed. Atari Hotels, managed by Intersection Development, acquired land in Roosevelt Row. Already $14 million invested; construction begins in 2026. The hotel will feature tech-savvy rooms, esports arenas, and more. Architecture by räkkhaus. The project democratizes hotel investment, offering investors ownership and exclusive experiences.

🏨 Hyatt Regency Rome Central will replace a former urban hotel concept in a culturally transforming district of Rome. The hotel will feature 238 rooms, including 20 suites across six floors, catering to both business and leisure travelers. The design by Studio Moren and Studio Aelan aims to leverage a 2,200 m² rooftop, Piano Sette, with amenities like a Japanese restaurant and an Italian-American bar. This adaptive reuse aligns with Rome's urban planning focus on repositioning existing assets.