Hotel Openings

🏨 Hyatt Hotels reported a $49m net loss in Q3 2025. Comparable RevPAR rose 0.3%, and net rooms grew 12.1%. Adjusted net loss was $29m, and adjusted EBITDA increased 5.6% to $291m. Gross fees rose 5.9% to $283m, and 5,163 rooms were opened, including Park Hyatt Kuala Lumpur and Hyatt Regency Times Square. Total debt was $6bn, liquidity $2.2bn. Net income forecast for 2025 is $70m to $86m, with a 6.3% to 7% net room growth.

🏨 Marriott International has opened a 200-room hotel under its Autograph Collection in New York City, October 2023. Hilton's Canopy brand debuts in Paris with 150 rooms this week. A 300-room Hyatt Regency launches in Tokyo, combining classic elegance and modern design, expected by November 2023. IHG introduces an Indigo hotel in Shanghai, featuring 250 rooms and local art themes, opening soon. These new hotels reflect diverse styles and strategic global expansion in hospitality.

🏨 The Zetter Group will open The Zetter Bloomsbury, a 68-bedroom hotel, in early 2026 on Montague Street, London, opposite the British Museum. The hotel spans six Georgian buildings and features diverse accommodations, a restaurant, bar, gym, and terrace. Interior designs by James Thurstan Waterworth reflect local culture. Public areas include The Parlour bar and The Orangery dining room. The expansion follows successes in Marylebone and Clerkenwell, enhancing the group's London presence.

🏨 Ian Schrager will open the second PUBLIC hotel in spring 2026 on Sunset Strip, West Hollywood, Los Angeles. The hotel will feature 137 rooms in the former Standard hotel, designed by British architect John Pawson. Amenities include three dining venues, a pool, and a rooftop terrace with 360-degree views of Los Angeles. The first PUBLIC hotel opened in 2017 in the Lower East Side of New York City.

🏨 Ruby Hotels debuts Ruby Giulia in Rome's city center, converting an institutional building into a hotel. This marks a significant step in its integration with the IHG portfolio.

🏨 Accor's Emblems Collection launched in 2021 to build a luxury hotel portfolio with unique character and local ties. The first hotel opens after a two-year negotiation with the Laskaridis family, led by Maud Bailly’s team. More properties are planned within 18 months, solidifying Emblems as a soft brand for distinctive, independently owned hotels.

🏗️ Tech-powered hospitality operator Bob W has signed a long-term lease for a 150-key property in central Prague, marking its first venture in the Czech Republic. This site, designed with Bob W’s signature sustainable operations and digital guest experience, will include studio and one-bedroom units. CEO Niko Karstikko emphasizes Prague's blend of leisure and corporate demand as ideal for Bob W's hybrid model. The company is expanding in Central and Eastern Europe, targeting more opportunities in the region.