These hotels can be a part of your plans if you are looking for new sanctuaries before the winter arrivals.
World-renowned hotel group Ritz-Carlton has opened its second hotel in one of the most dynamic locations of Manhattan. Ritz-Carlton New York stands out with floral accents detailed with natural elements and textures, and room options in NoMad which includes 19 suites and 16 penthouse residences with one or two bedrooms. The 195-square-meter suite on the 37th floor features an exclusive wellness room, living and dining areas, a media room and an 18-meter dressing room. Ritz Carlton New York, NoMad will undoubtedly be the spectacular Zaytinya restaurant under the direction of renowned Michelin-starred chef Jose Andres.
And the Rosewood group has opened the doors of its highly anticipated Vienna hotel. Occupying a 19th-century ban building and the apartment in which Mozart once lived, Rosewood Vienna combines the Belle Époque architecture with contemporary lines to create a captivating eye atmosphere. The floral murals and Art Deco-style seating groups in the spacious and opulent lobby are among the proud features of the 99-room hotel.
Swedish decorator Martin Brudnizki, who designed the legendary Annabel’s hotel in London’s Mayfair, is also the creator of Le Grand Mazarin hotel in Paris, which is expected to open in a few weeks. The 61-room boutique hotel combines early 20th century-French classicism with modern touches.
Habitas is a new hotel that attracts the attention of travelers with its sustainable approaches. The Santa Teresa in Costa Rica has been designed by using local materials and preserving the local flora and fauna that minimizing damage to the environment. Aiming to stand out as a beach and surf hotel, Habitas Santa Terasa’s healthy eating and wellness concepts will also play an important role in the rising generation’s preference for this hotel.
