In Nagasaki, southern Japan, the Marriott Nagasaki joins the Marriott Bonvoy portfolio with an upscale address combining Japanese design and international comfort.
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In Lausanne, on the shores of Lake Geneva, the Royal Savoy ★★★★★ embodies understated Swiss luxury with its bespoke 24/7 service and renovated Belle Époque palace.
In Austin, the 1 Hotel Austin opens its doors at the summit of the city's tallest tower. This new biophilic luxury address comes from 1 Hotels (part of the SH Hotels & Resorts group).
Ikos continues its Mediterranean expansion with the opening of Ikos Kissamos in Crete, a five-star resort promising a reimagined "all-inclusive" experience, blending understated luxury, Michelin-starred gastronomy, and authentic cultural immersion.
In Escaldes-Engordany, the Blackpine opens 17 rooms certified LEED Gold under the aegis of Small Luxury Hotels of the World. Our detailed review of Andorra's first design hotel.
The Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme and Mandarin Oriental Paris will lose their 'Palace' distinction in 2026, a rare downgrade decided by the commission amid a race for renovation.
BHV Marais: Brookfield acquired the Parisian department store from Galeries Lafayette for €300 M in January 2026. Under Aroxys, 60% of the building will be repurposed, with a luxury hotel managed by Experimental Group on the top two floors. €200 M investment, targeted delivery in 2030.
Official 2026 ranking of Monaco's best hotels by La Revue Des Hôtels: top 5 chic and premium properties with a mandatory indoor pool or spa criterion. Hôtel de Paris, Métropole, Hermitage, Monte-Carlo Bay, Fairmont.
Switzerland 2026: Badrutt's Palace Saint-Moritz inaugurates a CHF 70M extension and is named Hotel of the Year by Gault & Millau, Park Gstaad becomes Four Seasons. Our panorama of Swiss alpine hospitality.
Jacques Garcia interior design, a Mediterranean indoor garden, a Guerlain Spa with heated indoor pool, Michelin-starred Yoshi cuisine: the Hôtel Métropole Monte-Carlo is the intimate palace that competes without compromise with the SBM institutions.
Sister hotel to the Hôtel de Paris within the Société des Bains de Mer, the Hôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo is Monaco's purest Belle Époque address: a glass roof signed by Gustave Eiffel, a heritage pink façade, and direct access to the Thermes Marins.
Bernard Arnault confirmed it on 30 January 2026: "Vuitton will not make a hotel." We take stock of the 103-111 Champs-Élysées project and what the building is really becoming.
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