Hotel Openings

🏨 Sheraton Boston marks its 60th anniversary with a $100 million renovation, transforming guestrooms, public spaces, and dining venues. The redesign captures Boston’s tavern spirit with updated lobbies, flexible meeting rooms, and a refreshed pool area. Features include Sheraton Signature Beds, high-speed Wi-Fi, and a 24-hour fitness studio. In September, Marriott Bonvoy members access The Sheraton Club, offering meals and concierge support. This renovation aligns with Sheraton’s global transformation across 70+ properties.

🏨 Mandarin Oriental is set to open a luxury hotel in Seoul's Central Business District by 2030. Featuring 128 rooms and suites with a residential feel, it will include event spaces like a grand ballroom and outdoor terrace. Dining options span a 21st-floor restaurant with city views and a Korean Chef’s Counter. The Spa will integrate Korean traditions. Amenities include a 25-meter pool, fitness center, golf academy, and kids' club, marking a significant milestone in Mandarin Oriental's international growth.

🍴 Jeopardy Hospitality reopened The General Tarleton, an 18th-century coaching inn in Ferrensby, North Yorkshire, after a full refurbishment. This marks the group's first project, led by Tommy Banks, Matthew Lockwood, James Banks, and Neil Armstrong. The inn, near Harrogate and Knaresborough, offers eight bedrooms, a private dining room, a bar, and a terrace. Executive chef Aled Williams leads a menu blending pub classics and contemporary techniques. The wine list features 40 bottles, with over 20 available by the glass.

🏨 Brightstar Hospitality launched a 51-bedroom Garner hotel in Acocks Green, Birmingham. Formerly Bridge House Hotel, it underwent extensive refurbishment. Located 15 minutes from the city center, it’s 5.5 miles from the airport and 7 miles from NEC. The hotel offers a bar, restaurant, and meeting space for 100 delegates. Brightstar operates 23 UK hotels, with more developments planned. CEO Nikhil Gupta emphasizes Garner’s modern aesthetic and warm hospitality.

🏨 Preferred Hotels & Resorts, the largest independent hotel brand, added 18 new properties globally between April 1 and June 30, 2025. Highlights include hotels in Singapore, Italy, Texas, China, and Austria. Members of the I Prefer Hotel Rewards can earn 2,500 bonus points on eligible stays at these hotels. The bonus offer is valid for bookings by September 30, 2025, for stays from July 3 to December 31, 2025.

🌴 Aman is set to open its first Mexican resort, Amanvari, in spring 2026 on the East Cape of Baja California. The resort spans 18 keys and is part of the 1,500-acre Costa Palmas estate. Designed by Heah & Co. and Elastic Architects, it features casitas with views of the Sea of Cortéz and a golf course. Amenities include diverse dining options, an Aman Spa, and access to snorkeling, hiking, and more. Amanvari joins Aman’s portfolio in the Americas.

🍴 Executive chef Yoshi Okai, known for Austin's Otoko, leads Hai Sí, a new izakaya in Aspen, Colorado. The restaurant is a collaboration between New Waterloo and Infinite Hospitality, showcasing a fusion of Japanese and Spanish cuisines. Located below Sway, it features a dining room, sushi bar, cocktail bar, and listening room. The menu includes nigiri sushi, A5 wagyu, and pan con tomate. The ambiance is enhanced by creative cocktails like the Dirty Dashi Tooni.

🍽 FORT MYERS, Florida—In line with its upcoming five-year anniversary, Luminary Hotel & Co. rebrands its signature restaurant to The Silver King Coastal Kitchen, offering new Mediterranean-inspired dishes and a five-course tasting menu. Key events include monthly King’s Table themed menus and Workshop Dinner Series, with upcoming dates like Sake (Sept. 25), Scotland (Oct. 23), Oktoberfest (Sept. 10), and Veteran’s Day (Nov. 11). Chef Zach Geerson emphasizes innovation and excellence.

🏨 Everhome Suites opened 7 new properties in 2025, with locations in Bozeman, Ontario, San Bernardino, Yuma, Newington, Rochester, and Somerset, bringing the total to 17 open, 16 under construction, and 45 planned. The Bozeman location opened in May, while others opened in July. Two sites in Rochester and Somerset are scheduled for August. The brand targets diverse markets, supported by Paladin Equity Capital, emphasizing Southern California's challenging development environment due to high land costs and complex planning.