The Crans Ambassador, a five-star Michel Reybier Hospitality property perched above Crans-Montana, now embraces the Alpine summer as much as winter: a preventive medicine spa, three dining venues and a terrace facing the Valais four-thousand-metre peaks.
New hotel openings
Qiddiya, a subsidiary of the Saudi sovereign wealth fund PIF, is committing six billion euros to three theme parks in Courdimanche. Around the site, the hotel supply is limited to 870 budget and mid-range rooms.
58 rooms, 6 villas and 22 managed residences in the Alentejo, plus 80 units marketed separately by Coporgest. The brand's first address in Portugal.
Accor is accelerating its luxury hospitality expansion in India with the signing of Fairmont Rishikesh, Himalayas, a wellness resort scheduled to open by 2031.
Scheduled for February 2027, the JW Marriott Detroit Water Square promises to redefine luxury and business hospitality on the city's waterfront.
An operating boutique hotel, comprising five restored farm buildings set within nearly 23 hectares of century-old olive trees, has been put up for sale for €4 million in Matarraña, Aragon. The hotel's identity remains confidential.
Mövenpick opens its first Montenegrin property in Risan, on the UNESCO-listed Kotor Bay: 151 rooms and residences, an infinity pool, a private beach and a wellness area.
Two hotels are reopening in the same season in the Burgundy vineyards: 37 five-star keys in the vines of Pommard, and 49 rooms with a Caudalie spa under the vaults in Gilly-lès-Cîteaux.
The resort founded by Robert Redford in Utah is opening the Electric Horseman detachable chairlift and the Storyteller run for the 2026/2027 season, gaining over 40 hectares.
Despite debates over tourism regulation, Mallorca is attracting record investment, driven by upmarket shifts and major transactions.
The former headquarters of the Ministry of Armed Forces at 231 Boulevard Saint-Germain will open in 2027 as The Maybourne Saint-Germain. The French State sold the eastern section of the Îlot Saint-Germain in 2019 for €300 million to a Qatari fund. Construction is currently underway behind the hoardings on the boulevard.
On the main square of Żurrieq, opposite St Catherine's Church, a 17th-century palazzo and a 19th-century house are set to become a 21-room five-star hotel. A decision is expected on 10 September 2026.





























