Hotel Openings

🏨 On May 1, 2026, Four Seasons Hotel London at Park Lane, located in Mayfair, unveiled 14 newly renovated suites. The suites feature Art Deco influences and range from Deluxe to Signature Suites, including a Presidential Suite with Hyde Park views. Rates start at GBP 4,700 per night. Guests enjoy tailored services, such as butler service and exclusive VIP access. The hotel celebrates 14 years of Forbes Five-Star Awards and boasts the most Five-Star rankings globally across 42 hotels.

🏋️ Tewinbury Farm Hotel will launch Farm Club, a new wellness and fitness center, on 15 June. Located 30 minutes from London, the 700-acre farm offers a 3,700 sq ft training space, including strongman training, reformer Pilates with nine beds, and recovery suites with four ice baths and a sauna. Membership starts at £90/month. The initiative supports wellness tourism and corporate retreats while creating new roles in fitness and hospitality.

🏨 North Las Vegas sees the groundbreaking of LivAway Suites' first Nevada location. With 22 sites open or in development nationwide, and 10 more markets expected by year-end, they continue expanding. This property, near I-15, aims to attract healthcare workers, military personnel, and more, being close to North Las Vegas VA Medical Center, Nellis Air Force Base, and the Las Vegas Motor Speedway. LivAway's integrated platform enhances performance and scalability, according to CEO Mike Nielson.

💰 Hyatt Hotels Corporation's Q1 2026 results show a 5.4% RevPAR increase and a 5.0% net rooms growth in Chicago. Net income rose to $38M, with gross fees up 8.6% at $333M. Adjusted EBITDA grew by 2.1% to $266M, and 840,249 shares were repurchased for $135M. Total debt stood at $4.3B with $2.2B in liquidity. Notable openings included Andaz Lisbon and Shanghai ITC. A $0.15 dividend is declared for June 11, 2026.

📍 Woods Cove Inn, a 22-room boutique hotel, will reopen on May 11 in Laguna Beach, California, along the Pacific Coast Highway. Owned by Blake Marriott, it transitions from the Sonder brand to an independent hotel with management by Parable Hospitality. Didi Shields serves as the general manager. The property features design by CPD Studio and includes amenities like natural wood touches, commissioned artwork, a swimming pool, and various curated guestroom offerings.

🏨 Hyatt Hotels Corp. achieved a 5.4% RevPAR increase in Q1 compared to last year, with a 7% rise in leisure demand from premium customers. Hyatt opened 3,996 rooms, including Andaz Lisbon and Andaz Shanghai ITC. Net room growth was 5%, and the pipeline grew by 9.4% to 151,000 rooms. World of Hyatt's membership reached 66 million, up 18%. Hyatt anticipates 2%-4% RevPAR growth for the year and net room growth of 6%-7%.

🏨 Tokyu Hotels and Resorts will open The Hotel Well-hub Haneda on 6 July, rebranding the Kawasaki King Skyfront Tokyu REI Hotel near Haneda Airport. Originally opened in 2018, the hotel aims to cater to international visitors by offering experience-driven stays rather than traditional transit services. Tokyu Corporation and Tokyu Hotels and Resorts will manage the transition, emphasizing engagement through local events and cultural experiences to attract tourists. The reopening follows pandemic disruptions in international services.

🏨 Aykley Group opens a £2.3m boutique aparthotel in Durham's city centre, featuring four themed suites: Marrakesh, Peking, Andorra, and Pioneer. The project involved a £815k acquisition and a £1.5m refurbishment of a former Court Inn site. The ground floor will host The Court, a restaurant and bar managed by local operators. Imad Ali, CEO, emphasizes the unique luxury experience and the group's commitment to Durham's growth as a destination.

🏨 Treehouse Hotel Manchester completes its opening on 11 June 2026 with the launch of its 14th floor. The expansion includes two dining concepts, a rooftop lounge, and nine suites. The 14th floor hosts Sistermoon, a Southeast Asian barbecue by Sam Grainger, Luke Cowdrey, and Justin Crawford, alongside The Nest rooftop bar and The Hideout lounge. New suites offer kitchens and walk-in wardrobes, highlighting premium, experience-led offerings.

🛌 G6 Hospitality launched Studio 6 Plus, an upper-economy extended-stay brand, at its franchisee convention in Cancun, Mexico. Rates are expected at $75–$90, with RevPAR targets of $60–$70. Rooms will feature full kitchens, and properties will have 60–150 rooms. The brand targets professionals needing long-term stays. Studio 6 Plus offers enhanced privacy with interior corridors and a three-click automated check-in. Franchisees are charged only for direct bookings. Upcoming projects and locations remain unannounced.