New Luxury Hotels Open Worldwide: Weekly Roundup

LOS ANGELES, CA — The hotel industry saw a surge of new openings and upcoming projects this past week, with luxury accommodations sprouting in California, Croatia, and Malaysia. Industry experts highlight this as a significant trend in global travel and hospitality.

The latest addition to Croatia’s Adriatic coast is the Hyatt Regency Zadar, marking a significant milestone for the Hyatt brand in the region. With 133 guest rooms and suites, the hotel features several food options and a 12,000-square-foot spa that includes indoor and outdoor pools, saunas, and relaxation rooms.

Meanwhile, in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, the Moxy hotel chain has opened a location featuring 320 guest rooms, a lobby bar, an outdoor pool, and a fitness center offering stunning views of the iconic KL Tower. This property emphasizes unique room configurations to cater to diverse guest needs.

The Astoria Hotel in Vienna has officially joined the Curio Collection, showcasing its 125 renovated rooms after a major refurbishment. This hotel is set to attract both leisure and business travelers with its dining options and meeting spaces.

In California, Marriott has unveiled the first Gaylord Hotels property on the West Coast. This massive hotel offers 1,600 guest rooms, 12 dining venues, and a waterpark—all aimed at providing family-friendly experiences.

Additionally, Hilton is preparing to open a new Tapestry Collection hotel near Disneyland Paris. Scheduled for summer, the hotel will feature 94 guest rooms, an outdoor pool, and a fitness center.

For those interested in future developments, the Andaz One Bangkok is set to open in December, offering 244 guest rooms and luxury amenities. Meanwhile, the Park Hyatt Johannesburg has postponed its opening to August 2025, now categorized as a premium stay with top-tier amenities.

Hilton is also gearing up for major growth in Vietnam, with plans to open 14 Tru by Hilton hotels across the country by the end of the year, addressing the rising demand in Southeast Asia. As Alan Watts, Asia Pacific president at Hilton, stated, “Vietnam is emerging as one of Asia’s premier travel destinations.”

The week produced exciting updates for travelers and hospitality enthusiasts, with luxury properties redefining market expectations and enriching travel experiences around the globe.