The 6 best new international hotels to enter service in 2021
2020 was the worst year for the hotel industry, especially as there are thousands closed around the world, but opportunities are seized in 2021 as travel resumes.
In the next report, we monitor the construction journey and prices of 6 hotels that will open internationally in 2021, according to Forbes.
Paradero Todos Santos - Mexico
The quiet village of Todos Santos is on the date of the imminent opening of this new luxury resort with 35 suites surrounded by landscapes.
The hotel will house 80 species of endemic plants, including a 100,000 square foot botanical garden.
Yektajo Valdez Architects oversaw the design of the buildings, with an interior and exterior aesthetic inspired by the surrounding desert landscape.
Design firm B Huber has created interiors designed to evoke a sense of comfort and safety.
Shaded by palm trees in the hotel, the Ojo de Agua Spa will rely on the healing powers and hidden watering holes in the area.
The restaurant will serve dishes from the hotel's Oaxacan-inspired garden ingredients.
During the day, guests can take hiking trips to the beaches of Cerritos or nearby San Pedretto, or go cycling with guides, or enjoy private beach excursions, and the resort features overnight all-inclusive rates starting at $ 550.
Capella Hanoi - Vietnam
The magnificent 47-key Bill Bensley-designed hotel in the capital of Vietnam is close to the famous Opera House on Hoan Kiem Lake.
Bensley appears to have taken this composition as a source of inspiration, and he designed the hotel like a home away from opera fans and artists.
Guests will find over a thousand musical instruments, artefacts and costumes, as well as classic cocktails and small meals at Diva's lounge, and international and Vietnamese cuisine at the main restaurant Backstage.
The hotel's Auriga Spa will offer treatments inspired by the celestial spheres and phases of the moon.
Mandarin Oriental Ritz - Madrid
A fresh start for the beloved Mandarin Oriental, after a three-year renovation, the historic Ritz Hotel is finally ready to reopen.
Parisian designers Gilles & Boissier have recreated 100 rooms and 53 suites with luxurious designs and contemporary residential looks.
Unparalleled position is located in the so-called Golden Triangle of Art in Madrid, next to the leafy El Retiro park.
Chef Quique Dacosta will oversee the five restaurants and bars, including the Chef's Hidden Table Experience, and the scenic Palm Court.
Those looking for a memory of the past will be comforted to find the Champagne Bar still in place outside the lavish foyer.
Guests will enjoy the indoor pool and single-room spa, with rates starting at $ 730 per night.
Azumi Setoda - Japan
Delicately designed resort by Adrian Zecha on sunny Ikuchijima, Japan, on the Seto Inland Sea.
The focal point of the resort is a 140-year-old family home the hotel has been designed around, including guestrooms with cypress soaking tubs, cedar and granite accents, lantern-like lighting fixtures, and floor-to-ceiling windows framing serene views.
Guests can spend time in the hotel's spa and enjoy the full experience, with opening rates starting from $ 720 per night.
Lingonberry Palace in Versailles
The Palace of Versailles might have a whopping 700 rooms, but this luxurious new haven on the grounds will only contain 14 luxury apartments.
The building was originally constructed in 1681 by Louis XIV's favorite architect Jules Hardouin-Mansart.
Guests can peruse volumes in the restored library, or peruse artifacts such as the marriage contract signed by Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette.
World-famous chef Alain Ducasse will preside over a restaurant inspired by lavish banquets in Versailles.
Guests will be able to have rich meals at the Valmont Wellness Center, which is equipped with its 15-meter indoor pool.
The biggest advantage for guests is to take private tours of the grounds, the palace and the Petit Trianon. Visitors may also be lucky enough to enjoy an electric boat ride along the Central Canal. Opening prices start at $ 1,585, including breakfast.
Desa Potato Head - Indonesia
This complex is a community that includes a 168-room hotel, in addition to an art gallery, recording studio, underground nightclub, and kids club with environmentally sensitive programs.
The resort includes a beach club and an oceanfront pool. Yoga lessons are held on it.
Among its restaurants will be Ijen Restaurant, which serves various forms of locally caught fish, and Tanaman Restaurant, an Indonesian vegetarian cuisine.
The rooms blend "old craftsmanship with modern aesthetics", so expect sustainably produced wood furniture and amenities made with recycled and biodegradable materials, traditional colored and handwoven textiles and all-natural Sensatia Botanicals. Resort room rates start at $ 138 a night.
