17 Hot New Hotels We Can’t Wait To Check Into
New year, new hotel stays. Whether you’re planning a European escape or an exotic adventure, this line-up of new hotels is worth bookmarking for your next holiday. From idyllic treehouse villas to luxury urban retreats, these are the hot new hotel openings we’re adding to our bucket list in 2024.
Nobis Hotel, Palma
Palma’s newest booking, Nobis Hotel, recently opened its doors, embracing the historic charm of its 12th-century medieval Muslim palace setting. The 37-room boutique hotel meticulously preserves the palace’s symmetrical patios, arches, and ceiling adorned with Arabic calligraphy.
Inside, the historical features are contrasted with Nordic and Italian design, and local Mallorcan craftsmanship. Guests can enjoy a restaurant, bar, sun terrace, and a tranquil spa, making the hotel a must-visit in Palma for 2024.
No.124 by GuestHouse, Brighton
You may have noticed boutique GuestHouse Hotels popping up across a few of your favourite UK destinations, and next month, the brand will launch its fourth offering in the popular seaside destination – Brighton.
Slotted right on the seafront, this Regency-style townhouse boasts 32 rooms, complete with a wellness concept, Pearly Cow restaurant and an outdoor terrace bar. In keeping with the brand’s personality, the interiors are beautiful, celebrating the best of local talent and craftsmanship. Expect neutral tones, quirky artwork and views overlooking the West Pier.
The Twenty-Two, New York
Details are still hush-hush, but anticipation is high for this chic addition to New York’s vibrant hotel scene.
The Twenty-Two is set to extend its London success across the Atlantic with an opening in New York later this year. If you jump on over to their website, bookings seem to be open from December, so a pre-Christmas launch could be on the cards. Following its celeb-studded reputation in London, the new hotel will introduce a private club, 77 plush guest rooms, and a sophisticated restaurant. Details are still hush-hush, but anticipation is high for this chic addition to New York’s vibrant hotel scene.
Casa Monti, Rome
While Rome has boasted some recent hotel stunners, Casa Monti stands out, celebrating the art of the dolce vita in Rome’s charming Rione Monti neighbourhood.
Casa Monti stands out, celebrating the art of the dolce vita in Rome’s charming Rione Monti neighbourhood.
In a grand, listed building, Laura Gonzalez’s designs capture the district’s creative spirit, blending sprezzatura (casual elegance) and Milanese frescoes across 26 rooms and 10 suites. The trattoria, and Susanne Kaufmann skincare outpost only enhance the experience, and the rooftop bar is a must-visit for those in the know.
Rosewood Schloss Fuschl, Austria
Rosewood Schloss Fuschl transforms the legendary Hotel Schloss Fuschl into a fairytale escape on Lake Fuschl’s shores. This 15th-century castle, Rosewood’s second property in Austria, marries deep heritage with modern luxury.
The resort is located near picturesque Salzburg, boasting 98 guest rooms, including 46 suites and six chalets, with world-class dining, Asaya wellness, and indoor/outdoor pools.
The Lana, Dubai
In Downtown Dubai, The Lana, opened its doors in February 2024, with an incredible restaurant offering curated by renowned chefs Martín Berasategui, Jean Imbert, and Angelo Musa.
This architectural masterpiece, designed by Foster + Partners, offers 225 rooms and suites, a spa, and a whopping eight dining concepts.
This architectural masterpiece, designed by Foster + Partners, offers 225 rooms and suites, a spa, and a whopping eight dining concepts, including Basque cuisine at Jara and modern Mediterranean at Riviera. Indulge in beautiful pastries at Bonbon Café and sip cocktails with a view at High Society. Bookings are open now for a taste of luxury living in the heart of Dubai.
StandardX, Melbourne
You’ll find your fill of rebellious chic at the first StandardX hotel in Melbourne. This edgy sibling brand to Standard Hotels promises vibrant cultural events, minimalist rooms, and plenty of trailblazing unique features.
Located in the trendy Fitzroy area, the 125-room space boasts a loft-style lobby with a fireplace, macramé-wrapped columns by local artist Sarah Smalltown, and a rooftop restaurant. Melbourne is just the beginning; look out for StandardX making waves in Bangkok, Brooklyn, and East Austin soon, too.
Aman Nai Lert Bangkok, Thailand
An urban oasis of Nai Lert Park, the upcoming Aman Bangkok opening, designed by architect Jean-Michel Gathy, promises an unparalleled luxury experience for guests in 2024.
With only 52 suites, it’s set to redefine luxury in the heart of the Thai capital.
Boasting two spas, multiple restaurants, a cigar lounge, and a rooftop jazz bar, this 36-storey marvel, located amongst the skyscrapers of central Bangkok, pays homage to the legacy of Thailand’s visionary Nai Lert family. With only 52 suites, it’s set to redefine luxury in the heart of the Thai capital.
Garrya Bianti Yogyakarta, Java, Indonesia
Banyan Tree’s Garrya brand is expanding its Asian presence with the opening of Garrya Bianti Yogyakarta in Java. Nestled in a tranquil village along the Denggung River, this retreat offers 24 contemporary villas inspired by Yogyakarta’s iconic temple.
Surrounded by lush greenery, with minimalist interiors and a rejuvenating spa, Garrya Bianti Yogyakarta invites its guests on a journey of holistic well-being. More than a destination, it’s a retreat for those seeking serenity and self-discovery.
Soho House Mexico City, Mexico
Expect signature Soho House interiors with Mexican flair, furnished with custom pieces and regional art.
Breaking ground in Latin America, Soho House recently debuted in style with its newest chic retreat in Mexico City. Housed in a Baroque-inspired casa in Colonia Juárez, the House boasts numerous bars (including one dedicated to tequila), restaurants featuring local chefs, and Soho House’s largest pool in the Americas. Expect signature Soho House interiors with Mexican flair, furnished with custom pieces and regional art.
One&Only Kéa Island, Greece
Built into 160 cliffside acres an hour from Athens, One&Only Kéa Island is an undiscovered Greek gem. Embracing the Cycladic sun, the resort features 73 villas with private pools and a beach club, artfully designed for privacy.
Experience the Mediterranean lifestyle with artisanal flavours at the all-day dining area and Greek-inspired Taverna before exploring the island’s beauty.
COMO Alpina Dolomites, Italy
After conquering the slopes, spoil yourself with on-site dining, outdoor pools, saunas, and an extensive wellness programme.
COMO Alpina Dolomites, which technically opened in December 2023 but we still deem it strong enough to include here, is the epitome of luxury in Italy’s Dolomites. This ski-in-ski-out resort offers 60 rooms with breathtaking alpine views for snow lovers.
After conquering the slopes, spoil yourself with on-site dining, outdoor pools, saunas, and an extensive wellness programme. Situated on the UNESCO-listed Alpe di Siusi, it provides unrivalled access to Val Gardena’s mountain sports, too.
Corinthia Oasis, Malta
Corinthia Oasis, a luxurious five-star hotel in Malta, will redefine Mediterranean elegance on an eight-hectare coastal expanse. Nestled amongst terraced fields and pristine sandy beaches, this 162-key resort features exclusive Water Suites—37 standalone bungalows with private decks, harmonising with lush gardens.
Marking the brand’s first return to Malta since 1962, the hotel will offer extensive wellness facilities, tailored leisure experiences, and a picturesque escape from the mundane.
Boca de Agua, Bacalar, Mexico
Nestled in Mexico’s Yucatán jungle on 82 acres, Boca de Agua promises eco-conscious luxury. With 90% of its land untouched, the resort features treehouse-style guest rooms crafted from locally sourced materials, perched on pillars for minimal soil impact.
Offering two restaurants, including one with a stargazing platform, a pool, and a spa, the hotel embraces conscious hospitality, and the culinary offering blends local Mexican flavours with international cuisine. Guests can unwind in their treehouses, take part in holistic wellness activities, and soak up Bacalar’s laid-back charm.
W Prague, Czech Republic
In the heart of Prague, the iconic Grand Hotel Evropa will transform into W Prague, marrying its historic art nouveau glamour with W’s avant-garde design. A modern oval-shaped extension complements the heritage structure, creating a blend of timeless elegance and contemporary flair.
With 161 chic guestrooms, including the lavish Extreme Wow Suite, and diverse dining options, from the revived Grand Café to a Rooftop bar, W Prague promises a stylish escape for a city escape. Expect unparalleled city views and a brilliant bar and restaurant experience.
Mandarin Oriental, Mayfair
Situated on Hanover Square – AKA London’s oldest square – the Mandarin Oriental’s latest launch is now open and taking bookings. Well situated for making your way around the city, the five-star development is also home to a few of its own must-visit destinations, including the newly opened Akira Black Japanese restaurant along with a Korean chef’s table over at Dosa, plus, a luxurious spa set-up.
Kotiyagala, Sri Lanka
Opening its doors in March, Kotiyagala in Sri Lanka is a seven-acre slice of heaven, seamlessly blending luxury with untamed nature. Nestled on the edge of Yala National Park, the resort’s elevated design preserves the jungle’s foliage and offers guests a front-row seat to Sri Lanka’s vibrant wildlife.
Leopards, crocodiles, and sloths may wander near the private villas and freshwater infinity pools while you holiday in the heart of Mother Nature.
