The summer of 2022 delightfully welcomes newcomers to innovative, luxury hotels. As tourism is recovering slowly, it will be perfect for travelers across the world to go out on a traveling spree. discovering old places but with new experiences.
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Good news for tourists in 2022 who is looking for a refreshing summer, as the season will be open with tons of hotel openings, they are offering a sense of exclusivity, and staying in these new, grand hotels might add to the whole with their impressive interior designs, cuisines, or places that offer a new way to enjoy services. We will be looking in big regions, and areas to locate these interesting hotels and catch their openings before the vibrant summer comes to an end.
Hotel Openings in the United State
Fifth Avenue Hotel
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Opens in New York this summer, the exquisitely-styled hotel was crafted under the artistic eyes of Martin Brudnizki, the brilliant interior, and architecture designer, who has many masterpieces under his belt, such as the Le Caprice, utilizing abstract colors and patterns to transform the room into a painting. Fifth Avenue is no exception. All of the rooms will be lightened up by magnificent Murano glass chandeliers and jewel-tone furniture, while common spaces, such as the lounge, will be accompanied by eye-enchanting arts from blue-chip galleries and Parisian flea market.
Chatwal Lodge
Photo by @thechatwallodge.com
Travel to the Upstate of New York is the 2,500-acre Chapin Estate, the wild-life, naturalistic resort complex from the late Chester Chapin ever since 1891. The Chatwal Lodge is the latest addition to the collection, overviewing Toronto Reservoir lake, the resort features 10 suites that follow the rustic, yet elegant, Adirondack Architecture style, which focuses on rugged, semi-processed materials from woods and stones. Creating a warm, honest atmosphere for the lovers of nature.
Lifehouse
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Describes as a writer’s perfect retreat, Lenox, is one of Lifehouse’s collections of authentic lodges whose mission is to captivate the historical, architectural roots, and cultural ground of the inhabited land each hotel represented. In the summer, Lifehouse will be opening this 1970-Berkshires-inspired retreat, with a library lounge, outdoor fire pit, cocktail club, and restaurant. The cherry on top is that each room will have a secretary-style writing desk with a typewriter, really evoking the sense of a dedicated writer.
Hotel Willas
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Experiencing the calming sensation of Mexico in this place, which is recently awarded the National Register of Historic Place. The boutique, traditional Mexican adobe architecture is designed by Los Angeles’s go-to interior design team, the studio Electric Bowery. With their touch on the Willas, the walls are terra-cotta colored, smoothen by the earth-tone fabrics swaying by the mauve-color window.
Hotel Openings in Europe
Cali Mykonos
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Take a dive in this beautiful Greek-inspired, Cycladic resort sets in the Aegean Sea. You will be resting here with interior designs that make the entire trip feels like a trip travel back in time to the ancient Roma and Greek. With its own secluded private salt pools, the place is lifted up from the ground with marbles, rocks, and other ancient Greek materials.
The Standard, Ibiza
Photo by @standardhotels.com
The Standard ambitiously aims to open in Ibiza’s UNESCO heritage-declared Old Town. The stark-white building stands in the middle of Ibiza’s busiest street, Vara de Rey – the heart of Old Town. With over 53 rooms and suites, and a private residence just close by, the hotel’s Ace in the hole is its extensive collections of restaurants that took heavy inspiration from Ibiza’s customary foods. The layout of the Standard follows the theme of the hotel, as the ground floor entrance offers a street-level restaurant with fresh ingredients from their farms. Meanwhile, the rooftop pool and restaurant provide a view of eating at, the city’s iconic Castle of Ibiza.
La Zambra, Costa de Sol
Photo by @lazambrahotel.com
To the vibrant side of Europe, “La Zambra” is a Spanish term, which signals a type of flamenco dance, which this hotel took as its main mantra, to be fun, passionate, and loving. Previously called Hotel Byblos, which used to attract legendary names like Princess Diana and Rolling Stone, this place celebrates the essence of music with its never-end nightclub. Besides, the light-gradient walls of La Zambra are filled with fancy decors and clever design that really highlights the rooms.
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