From a 17th-century noble residence in Rome to a private island paradise in Belize, these are the much-anticipated new hotels opening from each luxury brand worldwide.
There will be a wide selection of new luxury hotels opening around the world in 2025, including historic Palazzos, spectacular waterfront retreats, and unique properties like a 17th-century noble residence in Rome or a private island paradise in Belize. I have curated a list of all new hotel openings in 2025 by individual hotel brands so travelers can visit their trusted favorites.
New hotel construction is booming with record projects around the world; Lodging Econometrics’ Future Forecast indicates 759 new U.S. hotel projects in 2025. New York leads the way, followed by Nashville, Dallas and Phoenix.
Looking ahead for Europe, LE predicts continued growth with 353 new projects scheduled in 2025. The United Kingdom leads the way, followed by Germany, Turkey (with record-high development), Portugal, and France.
India continues to lead Asia Pacific with the greatest number of hotel projects, with a record-high 641 hotels, followed by Vietnam, Indonesia, Thailand, and Japan. China will make a dramatic rise in 2025, with 1,101 new hotels.
Here are the 10 new luxury hotels opening in 2025 by brand:
AMAN
Aman Rosa Alpina (Dolomites, Italy)
Since its opening in 1939, the famed Rosa Alpina has been the ultimate destination in Italy’s Unesco-protected Dolomites. The former hotel is undergoing a complete remodel. The property will now offer 51 guest rooms and suites, two Presidential Suites, and the private Chalet Zeno. The spa will be extended to almost double its original size and reconfigured to incorporate an outdoor swimming pool and jacuzzi.
Additional openings for the brand include the much-delayed Amanvari in Los Cabos, and Aman Nai Lert Bangkok.
Auberge Resorts Collection
Collegio alla Querce (Italy)
This famed 16th-century former boarding school is located on a hillside above Florence’s historic town center, providing views of the famed Renaissance city. The property offers 83 rooms and suites, and a showstopping, 2,300-square-foot Quercia Suite. There are two restaurants, including the stunning Bar Bertelli and cigar lounge in the former principal’s office, the original chapel, an outdoor pool, and a tranquil Auberge Spa.
Banyan Group
Mandai Rainforest Resort by Banyan Tree (Singapore)
Banyan Group's first property to open in Singapore overlooks the Upper Seletar Reservoir. The resort will integrate with its natural surroundings, featuring a 338-room main building and 24 elevated treehouse suites. The design emphasizes harmony with the rainforest, while offering modern amenities like a rooftop pool, gym, and meeting spaces. Guests can indulge in locally inspired dining, explore the surrounding rainforest, and immerse themselves in wellness experiences at the signature spa.
Several additional openings for the brand include China, Thailand, South Korea, Indonesia, Philippines, and Vietnam.
Belmond
Britannic Explorer, A Belmond Train (London)
The Britannic Explorer will depart from London, offering three-night journeys with three routes through the spectacular natural landscapes of Cornwall, The Lake District, and Wales. Embarking on a new chapter of luxury slow travel, the pioneering train celebrates timeless rail heritage with contemporary British gastronomy, culture, and an on-board wellness suite.
Also highly anticipated is the launch of Villa Beatrice at Splendido, A Belmond Hotel in Portofino, as part of a major phase of its multi-year renovation. It will be a first-of-its-kind, exclusive private villa for the Belmond portfolio.
Conrad
Conrad Athens, The Ilisian (Greece)
The Ilisian development will include the Conrad Athens, The Ilisian (with 307 rooms and suites and featuring the only semi-Olympic pool in Athens), the Conrad Residences Athens, The Ilisian, and the Waldorf Astoria Athens, The Ilisian (featuring 55 branded and serviced private residences, located on the upper floors of the building). The Ilisian will also be home to a private lifestyle members’ club.
Corinthia
Corinthia Rome (Italy)
Located in the former seat of the Central Bank of Italy on Parliament Square and in the heart of the city’s historic Campo Marzio district, the historic property offers 60 guest suites and rooms, a luxurious spa, a cocktail bar, and multiple culinary options—all wrapped around a central courtyard.
Additional luxury hotels for the brand include Maldives, New York, Brussels, Bucharest, Qatar, Riyadh, and Malta.
Edition Hotels
Lake Como Edition (Italy)
The property, a 19th-century building located on the western shore of the lake, offers 142 guest rooms, including two penthouse suites, a lobby bar, a floating pool, and several restaurants and bars overlooking Lake Como with breathtaking views of the Bellagio mountains.
Additional openings include Dali, Milan, Nayarit, Nashville, and Scottsdale.
Four Seasons
Four Seasons Resort and Residences Caye Chapel (Belize)
Located off the coast of Belize, Caye Chapel is a private island club community positioned on the edge of the Bacalar Chico National Park and Marine Reserve. This is the brand’s first-ever private island offering in the Americas. The resort will include 24 private beach and oceanfront residences alongside a 104-key hotel with 18 luxurious overwater bungalows. Caye Chapel also includes a collection of custom estates, and the Caye Chapel Golf & Ocean Club anchors a 10-hole reversible course from Greg Norman.
Additional openings include Cartagena, Santa Barbara, Colombia, and Mykonos, Greece.
JW Marriott
JW Marriott Crete (Greece)
The seafront JW Marriott Crete Resort & Spa is located near Chania and offers 160 rooms, suites, and villas with stunning sea views. All suites feature a private pool or jacuzzi. There are five dining options, multiple swimming pools, a fitness center, a beach club, and a large Anoseas spa.
Additional openings include Tokyo and Vietnam.
Kempinski
Kempinski Saigon River (Vietnam)
The Saigon River snakes through southern Vietnam to the edge of the Mekong Delta, and positioned on one of its turns is the Saigon River Kempinski, a peaceful waterfront hideaway. This riverside escape will pay homage to the landscape. Views of the river pour into each of the 100 guest rooms, forming a natural backdrop to the stunning architecture designed by Keengo Kuma & Associates. There is a Resense Spa, and the property is connected to Ho Chi Minh City via a scenic 45-minute speedboat ride. Additional openings include Kempinski Bahrain Harbor.
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