Hotel Openings

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New hotel openings, projects and expansions worldwide: the latest properties and developments across the hospitality industry.

Hotel Cala di Volpe Reopens with "Welcome Back, We Missed You" Campaign, Highlighting Staff-Guest Relationships

📍 Hotel Cala di Volpe reopened on April 16, inviting guests back to Sardinia's enchanting coastline. The "Welcome Back, We Missed You" campaign highlights the hotel's focus on warm relationships, with loyal staff returning season after season. Managed by Marriott for Smeralda Holding, this iconic hotel blends tradition with new offerings post-renovation. 💼 75% of guests are more likely to return due to friendly service. New York-Olbia flights with Delta start May 20, enhancing accessibility.
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Courtyard by Marriott Chattanooga Downtown Completes Multi-Million Dollar Renovation of 128 Guestrooms and Amenities

🏨 Courtyard by Marriott Chattanooga Downtown completed a multi-million-dollar renovation over four months, updating all 128 guestrooms, public spaces, and amenities. Located in downtown Chattanooga, Tennessee, the hotel is owned by McKibbon Hospitality. It features a fully updated fitness center, flexible meeting spaces, and communal areas. The hotel enhances comfort and functionality for both business and leisure travelers, with easy access to the Tennessee Aquarium, Tennessee River, Coolidge Park, and UT Chattanooga.
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BWH Hotels Opens Aiden Sacramento Downtown, Featuring Local Art and Mid-Century Inspired Design

🏨 BWH Hotels announced the opening of Aiden Sacramento Downtown, located between Downtown and Midtown Sacramento, near the state capital. Managed by Ledgestone Hospitality, this hotel combines mid-century and modern design. Owner Suresh Patel of SJ Hospitality collaborates with Immortal Café to create a community-focused destination. The hotel features a custom mural by local artist John Osgood, part of the “Aiden’s Art Welcomes You In” initiative, celebrating Sacramento’s vibrant community and culture.
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Haus W in Austria's Alpine Lech Region Restored Using Untreated Spruce and Traditional Methods by Hoteliers Schneider

🏨 Hoteliers Gerold and Katia Schneider restored Haus W, a lodge in Austria's Alpine Lech region, originally built in 1609. The duo used untreated local spruce and traditional methods, collaborating with local craftspeople to preserve the heritage. The lodge features four bedrooms, a library with a fireplace, and a spa by designer Shinchiro Ogata. The project includes bespoke furniture and a wooden screen with a Japanese influence. The adjoining studio will host artists in residence part-time.
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Haus W Lodge in Austria Restored Using Untreated Spruce and Traditional Methods by Local Craftspeople

🏡 Haus W in Zug, Austria, originally built in 1609, has been partially restored by hoteliers Gerold and Katia Schneider using untreated local spruce. The four-bedroom lodge features traditional Walser architecture and includes bespoke furniture crafted by local artisans. The ground floor houses the living room, dining room, and kitchen, while the first floor has a library and bedrooms. A spa and sauna by Shinchiro Ogata are on the lower ground floor, enhancing the cultural and historical essence.
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Restoration of 17th-Century Haus W in Austria Uses Untreated Spruce and Local Craftsmanship for Boutique Hotel Transformation

🏠 Hoteliers and architects Gerold and Katia Schneider restored the 1609 Haus W lodge in Zug, Austria, using untreated local spruce and traditional methods. The four-bedroom boutique hotel features bespoke furniture and interiors by local craftspeople. The design juxtaposes new spruce with centuries-old timber, highlighting the building's history. The project includes a spa and sauna by Shinchiro Ogata and a wooden screen designed as a second layer in front of a glass structure. The studio and shop will host artists in residence part of the year.
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Red Roof to Launch First Canadian Property in Vancouver with 160-Room Red Roof PLUS+ by 2026

🏨 Red Roof is set to open its first Canadian location in Vancouver, British Columbia, by July 1, 2026, in partnership with Richmond Airport Enterprises Ltd. This involves converting the 160-room Travelodge Hotel near Vancouver Airport. The revamped Red Roof PLUS+ will feature a business center, fitness facility, hot tub, and indoor pool. Vancouver was chosen due to its leading hotel market trends and high RevPAR. The property will include modern amenities like 65-inch TVs and free Wi-Fi.
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IHG Hotels & Resorts Reports 4.4% Global RevPAR Growth and 7,000 Open Hotels in Q1 2026

📈 IHG Hotels & Resorts reported a 4.4% global RevPAR growth in Q1 2026, with average daily rate up 2.0% and occupancy up 1.5%. The company's net system size increased by 5.0% year-on-year, totaling 1,036,000 rooms. They opened 82 hotels with 14,900 rooms and signed 163 hotels with 21,400 rooms. IHG also completed $240M of its $950M share buyback program. EMEAA RevPAR grew 5.6%, while the Middle East declined by 2%.
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IHG Reports 4.4% Increase in Global RevPAR and Opens 82 New Hotels in Q1 2026

🏨 IHG Hotels & Resorts reported Q1 2026 results, showing a 4.4% increase in global RevPAR, with the Americas at 3.6%, EMEAA at 5.6%, and Greater China at 5.7%. Global rooms revenue rose, notably in groups (7%) and business (6%). The gross system size grew 6.6% YOY, with 14,900 rooms opened. IHG also signed 21,400 rooms and completed $240 million of a $950 million share buyback, reducing the share count by 1.1%.
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Ennismore and Yamed to Open Delano Marrakech Hotel and Residences in 2030, Marking African Debut

🏨 Ennismore and Yamed will launch Delano Marrakech Hotel and Residences in Morocco, their first African venture, by 2030. The resort will feature 130 guestrooms and 80 residences, with villa sales starting late 2026. Located near the Medina, the project involves Elastic Architects and Ennismore’s design team. Amenities include wellness facilities, fitness centers, courts, and retail. Dining will feature two new brands, Cafe Delano, and Rose Bar, managed by Paris Society.
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