From Raffles Sentosa and its 62 villas to the DoubleTree on Robertson Quay, opened on 1 October 2026: Singapore's new upscale hotels, our checked prices, then NoMad, Indigo and Aman.
Opened in September 2026 at Triple Bay, Equinox Resort AMAALA is the first Equinox outside the United States: 128 rooms, a 1,602 sq m spa and a Formé Pilates retreat in late October.
The Fairmont Southampton, Bermuda's largest hotel, closed since 2020, will not reopen until 2027: unforeseen construction issues, 593 rooms redone and a 550-million-dollar renovation.
The Viceroy Park Avenue will open on 1 February 2027 in NoMad, New York: 252 keys, four presidential suites, a spa, a Wellness Penthouse and a rooftop pool facing the Empire State Building.
Mandarin Oriental has broken ground on its return to Brickell Key in Miami: a 121-room hotel with 34 suites will open in 2030 on the site of the former hotel, closed in 2025 and imploded in April 2026.
On 8 October 2026, Four Seasons announced a clifftop resort in Tangier, on Cape Malabata facing Spain: 99 keys including 27 villas, four restaurants and a spa. No opening date yet.
On Saudi Arabia's Red Sea coast, the Rixos Murjana unveils five adults-only overwater villas, with a round-the-clock butler and a jacuzzi in the Privé Grand. From €2,590 a night for two, all inclusive.
On 22 October 2026, Bazaar Meat by José Andrés opens at the Andaz Miami Beach: a live-fire steakhouse with an open kitchen, joining Aguasal and Bar Centro at this 287-room Hyatt resort.
Andaz Turks & Caicos at Grace Bay will open on 1 April 2027, two months earlier than planned: the first Hyatt in the archipelago, with 59 rooms, 73 residences and the Runa spa on Providenciales.
Open since July 2026, Anantara Tented Camp Kafue River is the brand's first safari camp in Africa: 13 keys on stilts in Zambia, including three suites 14.3 metres up.
ORA Hospitality will open a 93-key resort above Kalo Livadi in Mykonos in May 2027, designed by Rockwell Group: 100 million euros for an in-house brand that is still unnamed, with bookings from January 2027.
On 3 November 2026, the Copacabana Palace will open Latin America's first Dior Spa in Rio: six treatment rooms, two treatments created with Dr Maria Bussade and Dior exclusives.
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France 7
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United Arab Emirates 4
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Germany 3
Vietnam 2
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