Hotels
Hotels scoured from cities all over the world - the most inspiring new bolt-holes in the world
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Wallpaper* checks into The Webster hotel, a design-led gem for your next London stayBoasting cosy interiors with contemporary creativity, this new hotel feels like a countryside manor in the heart of London
By Tianna Williams Published
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Amansara: a revived royal guesthouse in Siem ReapFresh from a thoughtful renovation, Amansara in Siem Reap revisits its 1960s royal heritage, pairing New Khmer architecture with Aman’s signature hospitality and easy access to the temples of Angkor
By Katharine Sohn Published
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Venice's newest boutique hotel is inside a 17th-century palazzoCanarregio continues to get a glow-up with an intimate retreat in a boutique hotel hosted in a 17th Century Venetian Palazzo
By Ifeoluwa Adedeji Published
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Serras Sevilla is a new design hotel in a 1915 architectural gemWallpaper* checks in at Serras Sevilla. The meticulously restored 1915 building by Aníbal González pairs historic Sevillian architecture with contemporary interiors, cathedral views and a rooftop plunge pool
By Melina Keays Published
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The best new hotels to book nowExplore the most stylish new openings in the world, from a revamped 15th-century palazzo in Florence to hotelier Sean MacPherson’s glamorous West Palm Beach refuge
By Lindsay Cohn Last updated
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In Venice, Four Seasons’ Danieli is full of romance after a Pierre-Yves Rochon restorationLagoon blues, pastel Murano chandeliers and restored Gothic interiors greet guests at the newly reopened Danieli, Venezia
By Sofia de la Cruz Published
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Six generations in, this Japanese bolthole is shaping a new chapter in ryokan designWith suites designed by Simplicity and a tea room framing the forest, Hanamurasaki offers a fresh perspective on the Japanese hot-springs retreat
By Danielle Demetriou Published
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A sneak peek inside The Nora Hotel, West Palm Beach's most glamorous new stayThe team behind New York's legendary Hotel Chelsea have opened a sophisticated Florida escape with layered interiors by Gachot. Here's what to expect
By Lindsay Cohn Published
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At El Roblar hotel, Ojai’s bohemian spirit finds a new homeA century-old Spanish Revival hotel returns to Ojai, bringing an eccentric collection of art, antiques and Californian character
By Charlotte Gunn Published
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Wild hippos and elephants are your neighbours at this luxury tented camp in ZambiaFrom floating fitness suites to river safaris, Anantara’s new Kafue River property is designed around its extraordinary natural setting
By Tianna Williams Published
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Casa Caban Hayama offers a design-led coastal escape outside TokyoTomorrowland’s first hotel pairs Patricia Urquiola’s design language with the soothing landscape of Sagami Bay
By Minako Norimatsu Published
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Travelling with an entourage? Aman New York’s sprawling ‘Homes’ are Manhattan’s most lavish new perchPrivate pools? Butler service? One of Manhattan's most acclaimed hotels just upped the ante
By Anna Fixsen Published
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Philippe Starck is building his dream retreat in Portugal. Now, you can own some of itOpening in Melides in 2028, ASerra will unite a 25-suite hotel, 22 serviced villas and a timber village within the Alentejo landscape
By Sofia de la Cruz Published
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Who claimed a place in The 50 Best Hotels 2026?Rosewood Hong Kong retains the top spot as Europe leads the global list, with ten new entries and a fresh round of special awards
By Sofia de la Cruz Published
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Check into Bloomsbury’s newly reimagined grande dameThe Imperial Bloomsbury enters a new era with tactile interiors, a rooftop bar and a distinctly bookish London address
By Tianna Williams Published
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Is this former prison Japan’s most unusual luxury stay?A landmark Great Meiji Prison reopens as a 48-suite Hoshinoya hotel, with its cells, barred windows and Romanesque architecture intact
By Leandra Beabout Published
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At Silver Lake’s Hotel Lucile, a landmark church is reborn with a divine restaurantThe hippest neighbourhood in Los Angeles finally gets a first-rate boutique hotel, arranged around a modern temple to Southern cuisine
By Kevin EG Perry Published
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The Breakers, Palm Beach’s grande dame, gets an elegant new seaside dining destination. Here’s a look insideWith colours and furnishings straight from the Mediterranean, the revamped Beach Club proves that classics never go out of style
By Anna Fixsen Published
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Hotel Hans makes itself at home between two Copenhagen neighbourhoodsBoth raw and refined, Hotel Hans is an ideal base for exploring Nørrebro and Frederiksberg like a local
By Harriet Thorpe Published
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Nômade Temple Ibiza gives the island a new place of worshipA subterranean spa, cove-side dining and a shaman in-residence set the rhythm at Nômade’s new retreat on Ibiza’s northern shore
By Sofia de la Cruz Published
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The Savoy reaffirms its place as one of London’s great hotelsFrom Monet to Monroe, The Savoy has hosted them all; now GA brings its Edwardian and Art Deco rooms into a new era
By Lauren Ho Published
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Vestige Binidufà gives Menorca’s bucolic side its momentVestige Binidufà brings a slower register to Menorca, with 11 rooms, wild calas, local craft and a sister hotel just up the hill
By Sofia de la Cruz Published
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Check into El Cortés, Mexico City’s most alluring new hotelHeritage and contemporary pizzazz converge at this richly layered hotel in the Mexican capital that’s ‘about as good as boutique stays get’
By Harriet Charnock-Bates Published
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Wallpaper* checks in at Hotel Cipriani, Venice – still the grande dame of the lagoonFollowing an expansive, multi-phase renovation by Peter Marino, the hotel reopens its doors as one of Venice’s most storied addresses
By Anna Solomon Published
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Wallpaper* checks in to the Hyatt Regency London Olympia, set within the city’s new cultural hubLocated in an old 1930s car park, the new hotel outpost merges 20th-century industrial aesthetics with Art Deco influences
By Tianna Williams Published
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Hotel Riviera gives Menorca a fresh squeeze of colourIlmiodesign brings 1970s Italian Riviera spirit to Ciutadella with a 14-room hotel of curves, colour, and poolside fun
By Sofia de la Cruz Published
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Is Hope Lodge the future of Scottish luxury travel?At the mouth of Loch Hope, a restored Victorian shooting lodge delivers safari-style immersion and a 200-year view of conservation
By Hugo Macdonald Published


