New Hotels Opening in 2027

Hyatt Place London Paddington sits in a practical, well-connected pocket of west London, a short walk from Paddington Station and within easy reach of Hyde Park, Marylebone and the West End. The hotel is built for travellers who want the city to stay close without feeling on top of them. Rooms are simple and contemporary, with the familiar Hyatt Place balance of work space and rest space, while the on-site dining leans into all-day convenience rather than ceremony. There is a 24/7 fitness centre, grab-and-go options and a small meetings room, making it a fit for business stays, short breaks and early departures alike.

Set in the Umbrian countryside just outside Perugia, Relais San Clemente – Emblems Collection is scheduled to open in 2027 as a refined estate shaped by history, landscape, and quiet proportion. The property occupies a former 14th-century Benedictine convent arranged around a chapel dating from 1045, with century-old trees and the Tevere River giving the setting a calm, rural edge. Accommodation is planned across elegant rooms, suites, and private villas, with interiors that pair historic stone and cloistered atmosphere with a contemporary, nature-led design. A restaurant and bar will anchor the dining, while the spa, gym, lagoon pool, and event spaces add a full resort dimension. Perugia is close enough for cultural visits, and Assisi, medieval villages, abbeys, and castles make the hotel a well-placed base for exploring Umbria.

Set on Burj Khalifa Boulevard in Downtown Dubai, Baccarat Hotel & Residences Dubai pairs a forthcoming luxury hotel with two crystalline-inspired residential towers, placing you minutes from the Burj Khalifa, Dubai Mall and Dubai Opera. The project blends French Baccarat aesthetics with the pace of the city, with a dedicated hotel component alongside branded homes in two collections: Le Rouge (49 fully furnished residences from two- to four-bedroom layouts plus five-bedroom duplex penthouses) and Le Noir (42 three- and four-bedroom residences). Shared facilities are positioned as a full resort-style stack: Grand and Petit Salons for lounging, a signature bar, specialty restaurants, curated retail, and meeting rooms for business stays. Wellness is built around a spa, a fitness and yoga studio, a children’s play area, and two pools—a temperature-controlled Sanctuary Pool and an Infinity Pool aimed at skyline views. DXB is listed at about 15 minutes by car, with Dubai Marina around 21 minutes away.

Adorn Tirana - Handwritten Collection, Tiranë, Albania. Expected February 2027. Explore planned opening details and location.

Four Seasons Hotel Madinah is a luxury new-build hotel in central Madinah, scheduled to open in early 2027 just steps from Al-Masjid an-Nabawi and close to the Rawdah entrance and Al-Baqi Cemetery. Designed around the rhythm of pilgrimage and reflection, it will offer 246 accommodations, including 36 suites, many with broad views toward the Prophet’s Mosque and Al-Rawdah. Rooms are planned with calm contemporary interiors, built-in mihrabs and ablution vessels, giving private space a clear sense of purpose. Dining will be spread across three restaurants and lounges, with Hijazi, Asian and Western influences. An intimate spa with two treatment rooms, in-room wellness therapies and separate 24-hour fitness centres for men and women add practical comfort. Madinah International Airport and the Haramain High-Speed Railway Station are about 20 minutes away by car.

Hyatt Centric Querétaro is a full-service lifestyle hotel in Santiago de Querétaro, positioned for easy access to the city’s Historic Center, baroque landmarks and lively public squares. The property pairs colonial touches with a modern, urban feel: 102 rooms and suites, a rooftop pool, a fitness center, meeting and ballroom space, and three dining venues that range from a terrace restaurant to a speakeasy-style bar. The atmosphere is polished but not stiff, with a clear sense of place and a layout built for travelers who want to step out into the city and return to a calm, contemporary base.

Hyatt Centric Winnipeg Downtown is set in the centre of downtown, close to the convention centre, provincial government buildings, The Forks, and the city’s main cultural stops. The hotel is built as an adaptive-reuse project, which gives it a little more texture than a typical new-build box: local artwork, textiles, and design details shape the public spaces, including a dramatic atrium. Guest accommodation is described as 140 smartly appointed rooms and suites, with a restaurant, lounge, coffee shop, spa, and fitness centre rounding out the stay. It reads as a practical base for travellers who want to move between meetings, museums, and riverside walks without losing the thread of the city.

Hyatt House Frankfurt Goetheplatz sits in the middle of Frankfurt’s city centre, close to the business district, shopping streets and the old-town core. It is an extended-stay hotel with a residential feel rather than a formal full-service mood: spacious rooms, studios and suites, many with kitchenettes, a separate seating area and city views. The atmosphere is practical and modern, built for guests who want a bit more room to breathe on a work trip or a longer stopover. Breakfast and bar service are centred around the lobby level, while a fitness centre, business services and pet-friendly policies round out the stay. The result is a clean, urban base that feels geared to routine as much as arrival.

Radisson Blu Grand Mountain Resort Brasov is a forthcoming mountain retreat in Cristian, near Brașov, set between the forests and wide Carpathian views of southern Transylvania. The planned resort combines hotel rooms with Scandinavian-style chalet villas, giving the place a more residential feel than a conventional ski hotel. Its year-round setting places guests within easy reach of hiking, mountain biking and winter sports around Poiana Brașov, while Brașov’s medieval centre, Râșnov Citadel and Bran Castle make worthwhile day trips. Facilities are planned to include a spa and wellness area with an indoor pool, hot tubs, sauna and fitness space, plus a restaurant with a terrace, bar and cigar lounge. It is designed as a calm base for travellers who want mountain air and access to the region’s more atmospheric corners.

Set within a striking heritage building on Dalian’s waterfront, Fairmont Dalian introduces a refreshed era of luxury amid the city’s vibrant port and scenic coastline. With a dramatic foyer, elegant ballroom for weddings and events, and the exclusive Fairmont Gold lounge experience, the hotel invites both leisure and business travellers to immerse themselves in refined comfort. Signature restaurants draw from regional seafood and international cuisine, while wellness amenities including an indoor pool and fitness centre support guests’ rest and renewal. Located minutes from the city’s landmarks and transit links, the hotel blends architectural charm with modern hospitality standards — a distinctive gateway to Northeast China’s coastal lifestyle. (Based on official announcements)

Overlooking the Demerara River, Hyatt Place Georgetown introduces international style to Guyana’s capital. Sleek rooms feature river or city views, while the rooftop pool and restaurant showcase panoramic sunsets. Guests enjoy flexible meeting spaces, 24 h dining, and local Caribbean cuisine. Located near Stabroek Market and business districts, it’s a modern hub where warm hospitality meets understated sophistication—perfect for business, exploration, or riverside relaxation.

Novotel Hamburg HafenCity is set in the heart of one of Hamburg’s most walkable districts, close to the waterfront, new urban landmarks, shops, and the city’s main sightseeing circuit. The hotel is presented as a contemporary Novotel with 172 rooms, designed for straightforward comfort rather than fuss. On site, guests can expect a restaurant serving local-influenced dishes under the THE FLAVE name, plus the practical basics that matter on a city break: a fitness area, parking, and easy access to public transport. From here, Speicherstadt, the Elbphilharmonie, and the old port atmosphere are all within reach.

Anantara Bandar Al Khairan Resort is a planned coastal retreat in Bandar Al Khairan, south-east of Muscat, set between Oman’s tawny mountains and the clear waters of the Gulf of Oman. Scheduled to open in 2027, it brings the Anantara style to a rugged, quieter stretch of coastline about 45 minutes from Muscat International Airport. The accommodation is arranged as rooms, chalets and villas, with selected villas offering private pools and a more secluded garden setting. The mood is contemporary rather than ornate: broad views, natural textures and the sea always close by. Dining is planned across five restaurants and bars, including beachfront and rooftop venues. Facilities include an infinity pool, children’s splash pool, spa, fitness centre, kids’ and teens’ spaces, meeting areas and a private majlis for stargazing, a fitting detail in a place where the night sky feels part of the landscape.

Raffles Lake Como is planned as Raffles’ first address in Italy, set on the western shore of Lake Como in Moltrasio, a short drive or boat ride from the city of Como. The project transforms the former Grand Hotel Imperiale, a 1920s Art Nouveau lakeside property, into a polished resort with the measured service and residential refinement associated with the brand. Its position gives the hotel a direct relationship with the water: terraces, gardens and lake-facing spaces are expected to shape the stay as much as the interiors. Accommodation will combine historic structure with contemporary comfort, aimed at travellers who want a quieter base than the larger lake towns without losing access to villas, ferry routes and Como’s old centre. Dining, bar spaces, wellness facilities, pools and a lakeside club are planned as part of the resort, making it a complete Lake Como retreat rather than simply a place to sleep.

Set above Cortina d’Ampezzo in the Dolomites, Cristallo is a historic mountain grand hotel long associated with the town’s classic ski-and-summer scene. The property is currently closed for works as part of a major renovation; once completed, it is expected to welcome guests under the Mandarin Oriental brand. Traditionally, stays here have centred on Alpine views, a resort layout with generous public rooms, and an emphasis on wellness alongside outdoor access, from slopes in winter to hiking and cycling when the snow clears. On reopening, travellers can reasonably expect upgraded accommodation with contemporary comforts, refreshed spa facilities, and dining that balances Italian flavours with an international resort approach, all in a setting that remains rooted in Cortina’s belle époque identity.

Six Senses Milan is planned for Brera, Milan’s artistic quarter, where galleries, historic cafés and the Pinacoteca di Brera give the city a quieter, more studied rhythm just a short walk from the Duomo and the fashion district. The hotel is conceived as an urban retreat with 68 rooms, including 15 suites, shaped by Milanese craft rather than loud display: arabescato marble, antique brass, handmade smoked glass, textured ceilings and mosaic details set the tone. Two suites will include plunge pools, while the wider design looks inward to a calm courtyard. Dining is centred on a seasonal restaurant and deli, with the brand’s Earth Lab adding a practical sustainability focus. A Six Senses Spa, rooftop bar and sky pool complete the address, giving the hotel a composed base for art, design and city wandering.

Shenandoah Mansions is a six-story hotel in Richmond’s historic Fan District, a neighborhood of leafy streets and old brick townhouses that still carries a bohemian edge. The house leans into a theatrical, gothic-tinged mood—an ode to grande dames, folklore and a hint of the uncanny—without losing the basics of comfort. It offers 73 guest rooms, including four suites, designed for travelers who like their city stay with character. On site you’ll find an elegant restaurant, a bar with a more mysterious after-dark feel, and a daily café for coffee and something small before heading out. An in-house retail shop rounds out the experience with curated goods and souvenirs, making the hotel feel like a small, self-contained corner of the neighborhood.

Bauer Hotel sits in Venice’s San Marco district, between the Grand Canal and the ceremonial pull of Piazza San Marco, a location made for arrivals by water and slow walks through the city’s most theatrical quarter. Founded in 1880 and now being renewed as Rosewood Hotel Bauer, it pairs a historic Venetian palazzo with a full contemporary restoration that keeps the building’s architectural weight in view. The planned accommodation favours suites and refined residential detail rather than spectacle, with views oriented toward the canal, rooftops and St Mark’s Basin. Dining is set to include a ground-floor restaurant and wine bar, a Venetian restaurant, and a rooftop bar with an altana terrace. A rooftop garden, wellness area and outdoor pool add rare open-air space in the dense fabric of central Venice.

Set on Caye Chapel in Belize, this Four Seasons residential project is planned as a private island community rather than a conventional hotel stay. The setting is all turquoise water, long white-sand shoreline and low-key seclusion, with residences arranged around a broader island development that also includes golf, marina access and outdoor recreation. The concept leans on Four Seasons service and property management, while the homes themselves are designed for ownership, privacy and long stays. It is the kind of place built for people who want resort infrastructure without giving up the feeling of living on their own island.

Palazzo Castelluccio stands in the historic centre of Noto, where the limestone streets glow at dusk and the Baroque façades feel almost cinematic. Housed in an 18th-century noble residence built for the Di Lorenzo del Castelluccio family, it is being restored as a Rocco Forte hotel with the scale of a palazzo rather than a standard city property. The project is set to include 31 rooms and suites, along with restaurants, a bar and a spa, all arranged to preserve the building’s sense of ceremony and calm. From here, Noto’s cathedral, palaces, cafés and pastry shops are an easy walk away, while Vendicari, Syracuse, Modica and Ragusa make natural day trips for travellers who want history, landscape and good Sicilian food in the same itinerary.

Set on the shores of Lake Como in Bellagio, this forthcoming Ritz-Carlton will bring Marriott’s classic luxury format to one of Italy’s most storied resort landscapes. The project is being created through the conversion and renewal of the former Grande Bretagne hotel, with arrival now planned for 2026. The published plan calls for 105 keys in total, made up of 59 rooms and 46 suites, including two Ritz-Carlton suites. Expect a lakeside setting, formal gardens, a spa with an indoor pool, restaurants ranging from relaxed to refined, and meeting spaces designed for events. The atmosphere should lean toward polished grand-hotel calm rather than flash.