The Most Anticipated Hotel Openings in Europe for 2024

Introducing a Year of Exploration: Unveiling the Best 2024 Hotel Openings

Prepare for a year brimming with travel inspiration as we present a new hotel property for each week of 2024. Kickstarting the journey, our list features the latest hotel openings designed to inspire adventures both near and far. Whether you’re envisioning a vibrant city celebration or a tranquil getaway, our compilation showcases the standout 2024 new hotels, spanning from Santa Monica to Melbourne and everywhere in between.

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1. Maison 1896 – Burgundy, France

Burgundy, revered as the pinnacle for pinot noir and chardonnay enthusiasts, has long yearned for quality accommodations. Now, with the introduction of the new Como resort, Le Montrachet in 2023, alongside the charming 16-room Maison 1896 in Beaune and the addition of Chateau Sainte Sabine, oenophiles have a more luxurious option to indulge in their favorite vintages.

The Mirabel Hotel & Restaurant Group has meticulously restored the historic 1896 building to create a lavish boutique hotel and restaurant in the heart of Beaune’s ancient village. Slanted Door, Beaune, situated within the hotel, presents the contemporary Vietnamese cuisine of renowned San Francisco Chef Charles Phan, complemented by the wine expertise of Saison Hospitality’s Mark Bright. This provides the ideal retreat for exploring one of the world’s most esteemed wine regions, offering refined luxury, artistic elegance, and 21st-century comfort in historic Beaune. Stay just steps away from the Hospices de Beaune, numerous tasting venues, ancient ramparts, and Beaune’s exquisite architecture.

2. Sainte - Anne Hotel Dijon, Curio Collection by Hilton, Burgundy, France

In Hilton’s inaugural presence in the Burgundy region of France, the Sainte-Anne Hotel Dijon, part of the Curio Collection by Hilton, is strategically positioned in the heart of Dijon’s “Cité Internationale de la Gastronomie et du Vin” (International City of Gastronomy and Wine). Situated on the grounds of a former 17th-century hospice, this distinctive and upscale hotel will offer 125 rooms and suites, adorned with decor inspired by Burgundy’s renowned vineyards. The amenities include outdoor terraces, a swimming pool, fitness center, and the Nhoraé spa. La Table de Sainte-Anne, the hotel’s fine dining restaurant, will treat guests to the flavors of French cuisine, while L’Oratoire, the restaurant’s bar, will focus on showcasing the region’s finest wines. The medieval center of Dijon, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, will be easily accessible on foot from the hotel, providing proximity to well-preserved palaces, ancient cathedrals, and fine art museums.

3. AREV St. Tropez, France

A vibrant, recently established 24-room hotel is conveniently situated just a brief 5-minute stroll from the heart of Saint Tropez village. With its lively and somewhat flamboyant nautical design, AREV represents a revival of The Strand restaurant. Designed to evoke the ambiance of a seaside villa, Arev provides visitors in St. Tropez with a boutique experience akin to what JK offers guests in Capri – characterized by friendly service in a distinctive setting. Opens 15 March 2024.

4. 1 Place Vendome By Chopard, Paris, France

Debuting officially in January 2024 after a 3-month soft opening, 1 Place Vendome is a discreet 15-room “Pied-à-terre” styled by Pierre Yves Rouchon. Owned by the Chopard family, particularly young scion Karl-Friedrich Scheufele, the hotel subtly pays homage to the family’s jewelry and watch business. Positioned as the ultimate private hideaway in the most central location in Paris, it features a restaurant exclusively for guests, a private library, and beautiful salons. The spacious rooms, each with a unique style and story, are housed in an 18th-century mansion designed for Louis XIV’s secretary, Pierre Perrin. Renovated by Paris-based architecture firm Pierre-Yves Rochon, the 28,000-square-foot gem took five years to complete, with meticulous attention to original design details. However, note that the hotel is exclusively open to its guests, lacking a public lobby or bar.

5. Ultima Gstaad Private Chalet, Switzerland

With a prime position right on the Promenade, this will be the newest, biggest, and most luxurious private chalet in Gstaad where you can retreat to a private sanctuary while being in the middle of the action – and also enjoy 5-star service from a dedicated Ultima team.

Ultima Gstaad Promenade boasts an abundance of space over 4 floors, with 8 bedroom suites and a self-contained guest house, perfect for visiting guests or your own staff, plus a wellness area that will fire mind, body, and soul.

6. Ultima Geneva Quai Wilson, Geneva, Switzerland

Situated on the southwest shore of Lac Leman, Ultima Quai Wilson is a unique and modern collection of 5 private full-floor apartments representing the epitome of style in the heart of Genève. Blending period features and elegant contemporary design, this is an ultra-luxury building in a class of its own.

The 5 residences, ranging from 3 to 6 bedrooms, each offer absolute privacy and five-star service at the same time. The property also boasts an indulgent wellness area including jacuzzi, sauna, hammam, and two private treatment rooms.

Each refined apartment is comprised of the finest of materials from Italy. Exuding warm earth tones and opulent touches throughout, the interiors offer subtle variation of palette and texture, so each is unique. Combining fine wooden flooring, rich textiles and dramatic chandelier lighting, each residence exudes sophistication and polish. Kitchens feature versatile Miele appliances and open layouts for relaxing or entertaining, while exquisite living and dining areas create a welcoming city retreat. As night falls guests will enjoy the comfort of spacious bedroom suites, with master bedrooms spanning more than 26m2 and affording lake views to match those to be enjoyed from the living areas.

7. Hoxton Vienna, Austria

The Hoxton Vienna Hotel, located in Stadtpark within a striking 1950s modernist building that was once the Austria Chamber of Commerce headquarters, blends history and design seamlessly. The 196 rooms, ranging from Shoebox to Biggy, reflect the charm of Landstrasse and the building’s mid-century heritage, featuring bold rugs, warm wood, and statement furniture inspired by early 20th-century Viennese design. The hotel offers a spacious lobby, a coffee bar, a restaurant, a rooftop bar with a pool, and a captivating basement speakeasy. As The Hoxton introduces its open-house concept to Vienna, it adds a youthful flair to the city’s elegance, making it an ideal space for creative travelers, complemented by The Auditorium, a unique event space, perfect for group gatherings. Opening April 2024.

8. Rosewood Schloss Fuschl, Austria

Rosewood Hotels has been selected to oversee the management of the historic Hotel Schloss Fuschl in Austria, slated for reopening in 2024. Situated on the shores of Lake Fuschl with breathtaking mountain and forest surroundings, Rosewood Schloss Fuschl is a picturesque 15th Century castle just an hour from Salzburg, renowned for its rich history, culture, and music to live your own Sound of Music. Following a complete renovation, the property will offer 98 elegantly appointed rooms (including 46 suites and six chalets), an Asaya Spa and a host of mountain and lake activities. The hotel will house world-class restaurants, lounges, and Asaya, Rosewood’s holistic well-being concept, featuring eight treatment rooms, indoor and outdoor pools, and a fitness center. Originally constructed in 1450 as a retreat for Austrian royalty, Hotel Schloss Fuschl transitioned into a hotel in 1954, preserving its historical charm throughout the restoration process.

9. Fairmont Golden Prague Hotel, Czech Republic

The magical city of Prague offers enchantment year-round, and the introduction of Fairmont Golden Prague only enhances its allure. Situated along Parizska Boulevard on the Vltava River, the property seamlessly embraces the historical essence of the Czech city. Boasting abundant amenities, including a contemporary spa with indoor and outdoor pools, as well as multiple restaurants and bars, Fairmont Golden Prague is poised to become a landmark in the heart of this fairy-tale city. Positioned on the prestigious Parizska Boulevard in Prague’s Old Town, the luxurious hotel’s sophisticated design pays tribute to the area’s history while exuding the spirit and energy of the 1970s. Guests can indulge in the modern spa, enjoy diverse dining options, and revel in the hotel’s grand ballroom for a truly enchanting experience. Hotel will feature 297 luxurious rooms and suites, extensive Fairmont Spa with indoor and outdoor pool, 3 restaurants and 3 bars as well as Grand ballroom for 400 guests.

10. W Prague, Czech Republic

Nestled in the heart of the capital, W Prague is set to open its doors within the historic Grand Hotel Evropa. Originally groundbreaking in 1905 with its radical art nouveau-style, the property is poised to push boundaries once again, infused with the W brand’s progressive design and innovative ethos. The hotel, a renovation of the former Grand Hotel Evropa, will seamlessly integrate its historic structure and enduring elements with a modern oval-shaped extension, creating a captivating fusion of old-world glamour and avant-garde concepts. With 161 stylish guestrooms and suites, including the Extreme Wow (Presidential) Suite, along with diverse restaurants and bars, W Prague is positioned to revive the Grand Cafe, welcome guests to the renowned W Lounge, and feature a Rooftop bar with an outdoor terrace. Anticipated as the ultimate destination for the fashion-forward locals and discerning guests, it promises sweeping cityscape views and an extraordinary cocktail and culinary experience.

11. Roomers Park View, Frankfurt, Germany

Located directly on Grüneburgpark, Roomers ParkView in Frankfurt’s Westend is expected to open in 2024. There are 136 rooms and suites planned on 19 floors. On the 17th floor, the Roomers Bar invites guests and locals to meet for a drink with view to the skyline. On the 18th floor, the Roomers Spa becomes an urban hideaway with High Rising City view or view of the leafy park and the neighboring Palm Garden. On the ground floor, the international restaurant concept is open to both Frankfurters and guests. For the interior design of Roomers ParkView, the Italian designer Piero Lissoni could be won.

12. W Milan, Italy

In the heart of Milan’s Fashion District, W Milan – Duomo is set to infuse the brand’s dynamic energy and unique design. Conveniently located within walking distance of iconic cultural landmarks like Piazza del Duomo, Teatro alla Scala, and Galleria Vittorio Emanuele, the hotel is also a three-minute walk from the vibrant shopping street Via Montenapoleone. Originally constructed as a bank in the 1920s, W Milan – Duomo will seamlessly blend Milan’s classic elegance with W’s distinctive branding and innovative concepts. Designed by Milan-based architects Stefano Boeri Architetti and international firm Yabu Pushelberg, the hotel will comprise 166 guestrooms, 36 suites, including the Extreme WOW Suite. The rooftop will feature the signature WET deck, providing breathtaking views of the Duomo di Milano, alongside an exclusive rooftop bar, W Lounge, and a signature restaurant with outdoor terraces for panoramic city views. Additionally, inspiring spaces such as the AWAY Spa with an indoor pool and FIT fitness center are expected to enhance the overall experience.

13. J.K. Milano, Italy

Crafted by Michaele Bonan, the designer behind the scenes, the 38-room JK Milan emerges in the heart of Milan’s fashion district. Transforming the former Versace headquarters into a boutique hotel, the property encompasses a fitness center, a petite spa, and a restaurant.

14. W Naples, Italy

Set to be a vibrant focal point in the heart of the historic Piazza del Municipio square, W Naples is poised for a transformative multi-million-pound renovation within a charming building that was once a bank. While maintaining the untouched historic façade as a tribute to its past, the hotel seamlessly blends old-world charm with W Hotels’ distinctive design and innovative concepts. Serving as an ideal starting point to explore Naples on foot, the hotel places guests in the midst of the locally enriched cultural scene, steps away from the ancient shopping street Via Toledo, the iconic Galleria Umberto I, and the UNESCO-listed Teatro San Carlo. Additionally, W Naples is conveniently located within walking distance of Molo Beverello Port, offering seafront dining and easy day trips to Rome, Capri, Positano, or Pompei. Anticipated to harmonize noble grandeur, culinary delights, and couture fashion, the hotel is expected to feature 78 guestrooms, including 17 suites with private terraces. The acclaimed Rockwell Group will spearhead the interior transformation, which includes a signature restaurant, W Lounge, and a fitness center.

15. Collegio Alla Querce- Florence, Italy

Embark on the ultimate couples’ retreat at Collegio alla Querce in Florence, a former cultural institution and boarding school now transformed into a luxurious haven. Nestled among cypress trees and secluded behind iron gates, this Florentine gem, part of the Auberge Resorts Collection, seamlessly blends classic Renaissance-era architecture with the unhurried charm of Tuscany. Three adjacent 16th-century buildings, including an original chapel and theatre, make up the exquisite luxury hotel. Boasting 61 guest rooms, 20 suites and a lavish 2,250-square-foot signature suite, the property offers an enchanting escape. Immerse yourself in the Italian lifestyle with amenities such as an outdoor pool, wine tasting room, spa, and fitness center, ensuring an unforgettable experience in this historic masterpiece.

16. ROMEO in Rome, Italy

Situated just moments away from the renowned Piazza del Popolo in Rome, the Romeo distinguishes itself as the sole centrally located hotel in the city with two outdoor pools. Housed within a 16th-century palazzo, the hotel boasts 74 remarkable rooms that effortlessly blend classic and contemporary art and design. Adding to its allure is Il Ristorante Alain Ducasse, accompanied by a spacious 22,000-square-foot open-air courtyard known as “Il Cortile.”

17. Nobu Rome, Italy

Nobu Hotel and Restaurant Roma is a collaboration between Carlo Acampora, Chairman and CEO Grand Hotel Via Veneto, and Nobu Hospitality which will lead the transformation of the luxurious Grand Hotel into a Nobu Hotel and Restaurant.

Located in the historic heart of Rome, on the exclusive and world-renowned Via Veneto and just a short walk from the stunning park of Villa Borghese, Piazza Barberini, Trevi Fountain, and Piazza di Spagna, Nobu Hotel Roma is the union of two 19^th Century buildings combined to create a modern masterpiece that celebrates its grand, historic past. An integrated mix of a luxurious hotel and energized living spaces, Nobu Hotel Roma will house 122 guest rooms and suites, including a 500^sqm Nobu Suite, a spectacular green-rooftop terrace, indoor and outdoor meeting space, a full-service city spa, state-of-the-art fitness center, a Nobu Restaurant offering 24-hour in-room dining and an exclusive club lounge for enjoying world-class music. Nobu Hotel and Restaurant Roma will be focused on the guest experience with an eco-friendly and sustainable approach.

18. Orient Express Grand Hotel De La Minerva, Roma, Italy

The Orient Express Grand Hotel de la Minerve represents a collaborative venture involving Orient Express, a seasoned traveler since 1883, Accor, and the Italian group Arsenale S.p.A, renowned experts in luxury hotels and hospitality. Nestled in a heritage site at the heart of Rome, the hotel occupies the former Palazzo Fonseca, a magnificent 17th-century palace distinguished by its expansive and majestic façade. Renowned architect and designer Hugo Toro have been entrusted with the interior design and artistic direction, promising to unveil a glamorous experience inspired by the Roman domus and the opulence of the ‘Eternal City.’

19. Casa Monti, Rome, Italy

A five-star hotel with 36 rooms, a storied rooftop bar and a picture-perfect terrace restaurant, Casa Monti is the artist’s residence reimagined and opened to the world. All with the city of Rome as muse. Casa Monti celebrates the art of the dolce vita in Roma, Italy.

Rome’s first ward is tucked between busy Via Cavour and Via Nazionale, east of the Forum. If not as well known to tourists as districts like Campo de’ Fiori and Piazza Navona, it is arguably more Roman.

Over the years, the neighbourhood of Monti has become a haven for up-and-coming artisans, with many restaurants, grocery shops, art galleries and wine bars opening around Via Panisperna and Piazza della Madonna dei Monti. Monti is a hidden gem that feels far away for the noisy and overly touristic areas of the city, yet close to every sights in Rome. Simply put, it’s the most charming Roman neighbourhood.

20. Corinthia, Rome, Italy

Corinthia Hotels introduces a remarkable addition to its collection, situated in the heart of Rome on the former site of the 19th-century Central Bank of Italy. Just a stone’s throw away from the Pantheon and the Spanish Steps, Corinthia Rome transforms into a boutique hotel, featuring sixty guest rooms, destination restaurants, bars, a spa, and rooftop amenities. For a serene escape, indulge in the tranquility of the hotel’s central garden – an ideal oasis within the vibrant city. For the best views of the Eternal City, head to the exclusive rooftop terrace.

21. Boutique Hotel Stresa- Italy

Boutique Hotel Stresa is a brand-new luxury hotel, yet more than that, it is a place where history and culture merge with comfort and relaxation. In this historic villa in Stresa, also known as the Casa d’Oro – or House of Gold -, the foundations and tradition of hospitality at the highest level for guests of excellence were laid more than 250 years ago. Today, this tradition is being extended by preserving the historical uniqueness of the original building, which was designed and built by architect Augusto Guidini. A modern concept with technological and innovative solutions, spacious and comfortable rooms and suites for our guests, and elegant and refined common areas with beautiful furnishings that provide the privacy and discretion that only a private residence can offer. Explore a wide range of rooms and suites that are perfect for the most discerning guests.

22. Casa Maitó Beach –Lucca, Italy

A new 6 suite hotel in Forte in front of Casa Maitó Beach Club ideal for people looking for an upscale hideaway in the buzzy local Italian beach town.

23. The Hoxton, Edinburgh, Scotland

As an expansion of its presence in the UK, The Hoxton Edinburgh presents an exciting addition to the Haymarket neighborhood. The hotel’s accommodations are distributed among ten interconnected townhouses, showcasing Georgian characteristics enhanced by vibrant colors, understated textures, and locally sourced materials. Catering to larger families or groups of friends, the three “Hox Homes,” self-contained multi-bedroom apartments, provide additional space for a comfortable stay.

The Hoxton Edinburgh will open in Haymarket and comprise 211 guest bedrooms, which will be split on either side of the street, spread across 11 joined-together Georgian townhouses. The Edinburgh site will also feature three ‘Houses’: three-bedroom self-contained apartments that offer guests long-stay accommodation and are aimed at the crowds of tourists who visit the city every year for events such as the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

24. Pensione America, Forte dei Marmi, Tuscany, Italy

One of the initial villas constructed in the exclusive Italian coastal town of Forte dei Marmi during the late nineteenth century underwent multiple transformations over the years. It served as a hospital for American soldiers in WWI and later emerged as a pensione in the 1920s, hence the hotel’s name. A hundred years later, hotelier Sara Maestrelli is envisioning the locale’s reinvention as a new, ultra-luxurious adults-only property, joining the establishments she already owns and manages under the boutique chainlet Collezione Em, including the recently opened Violino d’Oro in Venice. Completely renovated and reimagined, the property will be a tranquil retreat just a short stroll from the chic beach clubs that adorn the expansive sandy shores. The highlight is the newly introduced standalone villa, a duplex featuring its own private pool.

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The Most Anticipated Hotel Openings in Europe for 2024 – Part 1