Hotels and resorts around the world continue to innovate as they meet the needs of today’s luxury travellers, many of whom are seeking a deeper connection with place, houses of slumber that represent their passions, and properties that are as sustainable as they are luxurious.
In our annual round-up, we look at the best new hotels in 2025 that have opened their doors this year, from boutique retreats hidden away in iconic cities to remote resorts that allow guests to immerse themselves in the destination.
Luxury isn’t about thread counts and infinity pools anymore (although they’re still nice to have), but instead it’s about unlocking experiences, giving access and captivating the senses. These coveted best new hotels promise to thrill luxury travellers of all persuasions.
Lagen Island, Philippines – Reimagined Private Island Bliss
Idyllic Lagen Island in the Philippines has reimagined itself, following an extensive renovation. Located in the heart of postcard-perfect El Nido, on the island of Palawan, Lagen Island is an indulgent private retreat surrounded by tropical forest and perched on the cusp of a turquoise blue lagoon.
Perfectly suited for couples looking to escape to one of Asia’s most iconic destinations, the resort now features a brand-new spa known as The Nest, a place where guests can nurture their mental and physical wellbeing by harmonising with nature and fostering a deep connection between their soul and mother nature; a new dive centre, a state-of-the-art Marine & Biodiversity Discovery Centre that opens up the region’s many fantastic diving and snorkelling spots; and just 42 (down from 50) sublime guest rooms.
Be sure to book one of the coveted Water Villas, with their unforgettable views across Kubo Bay.
Fairmont Golden Prague – A Modern Icon in Eastern Europe
One of the most acclaimed houses of slumber in the Czech capital, Fairmont Golden Prague has reopened following a comprehensive multi-million dollar reimagining of this treasured central city landmark.
Housed in a prominent example of Eastern Europe’s famous brutalist architecture, located in the heart of Prague’s UNESCO-listed Old Town, the new-look landmark hotel boast stunning Vltava River views from many of its 320 sophisticated rooms and suites, which include the sublime family-friendly one bedroom river view suites, which offer a real sense of place (as well as an additional sofa bed).
Travelling foodies can sample a modern take on authentic Czech cuisine at Zlata Praha before cooling those post-shopping spree heels at the 1,400-sqm Fairmont Spa & Wellness, home to a high-end fitness centre, private garden and central Prague’s only outdoor pool, the perfect spot during the summer months.
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Keraton at The Plaza – Jakarta’s Royal-Inspired New Landmark
Recently opened as the first Unbound Collection by Hyatt property in Southeast Asia, the new Keraton at The Plaza – my favourite hotel in the Indonesian capital, hands down – boasts a distinguished address that reimagines Indonesia’s royal palaces while ensuring you’re always close to the heart of this vibrant metropolis.
Designed for discerning travellers by celebrated interiors firm Hadiprana, this luxurious new hotel offers 138 spacious rooms and suites starting from 64 sqm, each with soaring ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows and touches of modern Indonesian flair. Savvy couples and corporate travellers alike will love the exquisite renditions of batik kawung, one of the oldest batik patterns synonymous with the Javanese royals, that were developed to distinguish the bed and TV panels in each spacious guest room or suite.
At this luxurious all-suite hotel, guests also have access to an exclusive private club that serves a la carte (and all-inclusive) offerings throughout the day as well as custom tea blends and bespoke cocktails each evening. Be sure to book ahead for the coveted Chef’s Table dining encounter, which allows travellers the chance to catch the action of the lounge’s open kitchen concept.
Mondrian Gold Coast – Design-Driven Luxury by the Sea
Inspired by the eclectic spirit of Queensland’s vibrant Burleigh Beach precinct, and set within an architectural masterpiece, the new Mondrian Gold Coast features just 208 studios, fully self-contained suites, homes and Sky Houses, offering travellers to Australia’s tropical playground a choice of views over the Pacific Ocean or iconic Gold Coast Hinterland.
Families and friends looking to splurge should book one of the Beach Houses, which come complete with a private plunge pool, fully-equipped kitchen and bar area, and dedicated street access.
At the new Mondrian, two distinctive restaurant concepts pay homage to the region’s exquisite local produce and surf-to-plate seafood – you’ll be able to tap into timeless Italian at streetfront eatery LiTO, led by Italian-born Head Chef Andrea Morigi, and surf-to-plate cuisine at Haven, a lively poolside restaurant where it’s always summer.
Also, be sure to leave time for a visit to the Ciel Spa, a dynamic social wellness sanctuary that blends leading-edge biohacking technologies and holistic therapies.
Six Senses London – Wellness Meets Urban Sophistication
Marking Six Senses’ entry into the UK’s luxury hotel scene, the much-anticipated Six Senses London in Bayswater offers wellness-loving wanderers an urban sanctuary at The Whiteley, a re-imagined and historic Art Deco department store located just steps from iconic Hyde Park.
The flagship hotel features just 109 rooms (as well as 14 residences for those who can’t bear to leave) an elegant and cosy lobby bar and lounge, an all-dining restaurant with alfresco courtyard seating, and, once your appetite is sated, a modern fitness centre, a signature Six Senses Spa and a glorious 20-metre indoor pool.
You’ll also have the chance to rub shoulders with the city’s jetset at the world’s first Six Senses Place, a private members club designed for holistic well-being and which combines a central bar and lounge with co-working spaces, a restaurant, and its own spa with intimate treatment rooms, making it the new wellness oasis in the heart of London.
Regent Bali Canggu – A New Benchmark for Beachfront Luxury
Another highly anticipated new arrival, the luxurious Regent Bali Canggu has opened, perched directly on the glorious sands of Southern Bali and offering 150 sublime suites and villas with stunning views of the Indian Ocean.
If you’re looking to splurge, the two-bedroom penthouse, which is perfectly suited for Bali-bound families, features a private 30-metre infinity pool and lofty oceanfront vistas, a king-sized bed and two twins, teak bathtubs and rainfall showers, and access to a private cabana.
After tackling Bali’s challenging traffic in one of the resort’s wifi-enabled limos, fuel up at one of the resort’s six innovative dining venues (including two by acclaimed chef Andrew Walsh) – we love Taru, home to authentic Indonesian fare given a modern twist – before reclaiming your zen at the world’s first Regent Spa, an immersive sanctuary dedicated to mind and body rejuvenation.
Le Jardin de Verre – Parisian Charm in the Latin Quarter
Perfectly positioned for couples looking to explore the French capital like a local, Le Jardin de Verre by Locke is situated in Paris’ historic 5th arrondissement’s Latin Quarter, and taps into the precinct’s infectious vitality and its proximity to the Panthéon, Sorbonne, Notre-Dame and other Left Bank attractions.
This intimate urban retreat offers the independence of serviced apartments with the service of a boutique hotel – think of it as your own little pied-à-terre in the heart of the French capital, complete with 16th and 18th century architecture, 145 cosy guest rooms and suites by London’s Fettle studio (I love the signature Begonia Suite, a splendid duplex) laced with playful hues, eclectic furnishings, vintage chandeliers and local amenities, and a captivating glass-topped atrium garden by French architects DTACC.
Leave time to sample classic French dishes at Bibie, a courtyard eatery with an enviable natural wine list.
The Other House Covent Garden – Club Living in Central London
Another anticipated opening in London, The Other House Covent Garden combines chic, apartment-style living – think ‘Club Flat’ accommodations equipped with living spaces and kitchenettes – with five-star hotel services and access to an exclusive private club.
Nestled close to the renowned Covent Garden piazza, the striking boutique property spans seven historic buildings (including a former rectory), unified by a striking glazed atrium and The Other House’ own signature ‘British Maximalist’ décor.
Make a beeline for the newest outposts of destination cocktail bar Owl & Monkey, which is sure to garner a loyal following among the city’s glitterati, before snagging a table at relaxed restaurant The Other Kitchen.
The property’s private Members’ Club is also home to numerous chic lounges, a wellness centre and a state-of-the-art gym, catering to residents and members alike.
The Zetter Bloomsbury – London Heritage Meets Modern Cool
As you can tell, London’s hotel scene is having a renaissance of sorts, with a raft of new openings, including The Zetter Bloomsbury, situated near Russell Square, home to 68 neo-traditional guest rooms and suites, each featuring four poster beds, freestanding baths, bay windows and fireplaces with views of the British Museum gardens.
Perfect for solo travellers or couples who value location, The Zetter Bloomsbury consists of six 300-year-old townhouses, which have been seamlessly integrated as a contemporary urban hideaway by James Thurstan Waterworth, former European design director of Soho House and founder of Thurstan.
The resulting spaces include The Orangery, the hotel’s intimate breakfast spot, The Larder, a private dining area, The Drawing Room, a cosy lounge, and The Sitting Room, an elegant cocktail bar that will double as the hotel’s reception.
Templeton Garden – Leafy Luxury in Earl’s Court
As the latest property in the portfolio of new lifestyle brand Miiro, Templeton Garden is a rare oasis in the heart of cosmopolitan London. The 156-room property is situated in leafy, historic Earl’s Court, once a rural neighbourhood popular with the likes of Beatrix Potter, Alfred Hitchcock and Agatha Christie (the works of whom you’ll find in the intimate Library).
Today, Earl’s Court has now evolved into one of the capital’s most well-connected hubs, ensuring its appeal among London regulars looking for proximity to shopping and leading dining destinations.
Talking of good food, Templeton Garden is home to a café-meets-deli, modern British restaurant Pippin’s (be sure to visit on Sunday for the neighbourhood’s best traditional roast), cocktail bar Sprout, where bar manager Will Meredith crafts drinks around central, defining colour, ingredient, or garnish, a state-of-the-art gym, and the Refresh Room, a Miiro signature feature that lets early arrivals spruce themselves up so they can hit the town immediately.
Upholding the area’s leafy heritage, the hotel’s beautiful garden is a peaceful oasis where contemporary design meets English elegance.
Patina Osaka – Where Minimalism Meets Castle Views
Already a popular choice with fans of the Capella Group, Patina Osaka, the first hotel from its transformative luxury brand to open in the city, is located adjacent to the noteworthy Naniwa No Miya-Ato Park, and offers exceptional, unprecedented views of historic Osaka Castle as well as 200 luxurious guest rooms and suites created by architects Jun Mitsui & Associates with interiors by specialist firm Strickland.
Each room and suite at Patina Osaka balances modern and natural aesthetics, with dynamic living spaces that can morph into a fitness ground, a tea appreciation lounge or even a meditation retreat and playpen with tatami mat, ensuring the hotel has wide appeal among couples and families alike.
Eat holistically at the signature plant-based restaurant P72, which is defined by Japan’s 72 micro-seasons and incorporates ingredients sourced from the hotel’s own edible garden, before grooving to the vinyl collection at The Listening Room by OJAS or sipping classic libations at the Sonata Bar & Lounge.
Mandai Rainforest Resort – Sustainable Retreat in Singapore
Nestled within Singapore’s acclaimed Mandai Wildlife Reserve, home to renowned zoological parks Bird Paradise, Night Safari, River Wonders, Singapore Zoo, and Rainforest Wild ASIA, Mandai Rainforest Resort by Banyan Tree features 338 biophilic-inspired accommodations, blending seamlessly with the lush rainforest and providing breathtaking views of the Upper Seletar Reservoir.
The lush, grounded and family-friendly resort places a strong emphasis on sustainability while offering weary urbanites a connection to nature through its thoughtfully designed rooms and guest spaces.
Be sure to book one of the property’s ground-breaking immersive experiences, which include guided wildlife walks, curated wellness retreats and exclusive forest activities that will appeal to nature lovers and multi-generational travellers alike.
Aman Rosa Alpina – Italian Alpine Elegance, Reimagined
Another widely anticipated opening (especially among self-confessed Aman Junkies) Aman Rosa Alpina brings redefined levels of luxury to the picturesque Italian Dolomites. Following an extensive refurbishment led by Jean-Michel Gathy, this coveted Alpine property now blends Aman’s signature elegance with the region’s bucolic charm.
With suites and residences offering uninterrupted mountain views and a fusion of eastern and western aesthetics (do yourself a favour and book one of the new 150sqm Aman Suites), this intimate and oh-so-luxurious retreat serves as the perfect gateway to the UNESCO-protected Dolomites – be sure to cool those post-hilke heels in the lobby bar, inspired by the original hotel’s piano bar, or secure your skis as you prepare for the piste at the Ski Lounge, home to heated book racks and curated rental equipment.
Park Hyatt Kuala Lumpur – Sky-High Luxury in Merdeka 118
Leading the city’s new chapter in luxury, the sublime Park Hyatt Kuala Lumpur is perched atop Merdeka 118, Asia Pacific’s tallest skyscraper (and the second highest building in the world), ensuring it makes the record books in style, with the world’s highest gym and spa among its amenities.
The luxurious hotel features 252 rooms and suites (the views from the chic Diplomatic Suite will blow you away), each a celebration of Malaysia’s dynamic multi-cultural heritage that incorporates local craftsmanship such as batik and wood-carved motifs, as well as a world-class steakhouse, Merdeka Grill, located on the 75th floor, and an intimate cocktail bar dedicated to cocoa and chocolate. There’s also a beautiful indoor swimming pool with views across the Malaysian capital.
The Welbeck Hotel – An Edwardian Gem in Marylebone
If you’re headed to London and are looking to live like a local, you’ll love The Welbeck. Housed in a stunning Edwardian building on iconic Welbeck Street in Marylebone, known for its rich history and association with the medical profession dating back to the 1800s, London’s newest luxury haven blends historic charm with modern elegance.
This new urban retreat boasts 164 exquisitely designed rooms and suites complete with high-speed Wi-Fi, TEMPLESPA bathroom amenities and in-room wellness services ranging from massages to indulgent facials.
Guests will also enjoy access to a fully equipped mini gym. Of course, you’re also steps from London’s finest attractions, including Selfridges and high-end shopping districts, so be prepared to shop until you drop.
Amanvari – Baja’s Most Serene New Sanctuary
Set along the tranquil shores of the Sea of Cortés, Amanvari is a peaceful yet contemporary retreat located on Baja’s East Cape, a region with more than its fair share of luxurious coastal resorts.
Designed to blend seamlessly with the natural landscape, the new Aman’s 20 stilter, two-level pavilions and 24 private residences, designed by Athens’ ELASTIC Architects, feature open-plan layouts with expansive floor-to-ceiling glass walls that draw in the beautiful landscapes of Baja and the Pacific.
After a dip in the ocean or a walk along the white sand beach, guests can immerse themselves in wellness experiences at the signature Aman spa, where therapies are inspired by the elements of the Mexican desert, while dining highlights include fresh, locally sourced cuisine served in settings that emphasise Aman’s minimalist design ethos.
InterContinental Halong Bay – Vietnam’s New Luxe Retreat
As the region’s first international luxury resort, InterContinental Halong Bay Resort offers a tranquil escape just beyond the vibrant streets of Bai Chay. This heavenly new resort draws inspiration from its beachfront setting in Ha Long Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its limestone karsts and over 1,600 picturesque islands and inlets.
The family-friendly resort has 174 elegant guest rooms and suites, 60 residences and 41 private villas (the Sky Villas feature their own plunge pools high above the bay), offering enviable views of Ha Long Bay.
In addition, foodies can choose from six dining venues, including Chinese and Japanese restaurants, before unwinding at the rooftop Sky Bar with its breathtaking views and innovative mixology. Treat yourself to a spot of pampering at the luxurious Hidden Lagoon spa, which provides rejuvenating treatments inspired by local traditions.
Garrya Mu Cang Chai – Bucolic Bliss in the Vietnamese Highlands
A tranquil new resort in Northern Vietnam’s Mu Cang Chai national heritage site, a locale famed for its emerald rice terraces and majestic mountains and just 300 km from Hanoi, Garrya Mu Cang Chai is a 6.5-hectare oasis and the region’s first international resort.
Offering a serene escape amid vibrant H’Mong culture, the luxurious new enclave is located near iconic sites like Mam Xoi and Khau Pha pass and boasts just 110 rooms, suites, and villas, each of which features bamboo accents and H’Mong brocade motifs, as well as panoramic terrace views – be sure to book ahead for one of the Wellbeing Suites, which include spa treatments and access to the Hydro Wellbeing Area.
After a day exploring the region’s verdant peaks, sate your appetite at Refresh restaurant, which serves Vietnamese and international dishes in a bamboo-inspired setting, or make for Charcoal Grill’s open kitchen, which blends local grilling traditions with global flavours. On balmy afternoons, the BZen Pool Bar, with its fresh seasonal juices, is the place to be, and as dusk settles, the mixologists at Underground Sport Bar craft gin-infused cocktails.
Also, leave time for a treatment at The 8LEMENTS Spa, with its hot and cold pools and infrared saunas, and comprehensive ReCharge Gym.
Dusit Le Palais Tu Hoa Hanoi – The Vietnamese Capital’s New Regal Retreat
Located in Hanoi’s historic Tây Hồ district, the new Dusit Le Palais Tu Hoa Hanoi draws inspiration from the life of Princess Từ Hoa and her enduring legacy. The lavish new urban hideaway property, a 20-minute drive from the capital’s airport, was inspired by the legacy of Princess Từ Hoa, daughter of Emperor Lý Thần Tông, who reigned from 1128 to 1138, and who was celebrated for her pioneering contributions to the silk industry.
The new urban hideaway comprises 207 beautifully appointed rooms and suites with panoramic views of the lake or city skyline, contemporary styling and subtle Vietnamese detailing.
Guests can enjoy a curated collection of dining experiences ranging from Soi Restaurant, which showcases bold and authentic Thai cuisine, to Vinci Italian Restaurant and Rooftop Bar, which offer refined Italian fare alongside sweeping views of the city.
But be sure to leave time for a bite at Phở Lụa, which presents a cosy al fresco setting dedicated to Vietnam’s beloved noodle soup, before taking a dip in the 9th-floor outdoor swimming pool.
The Sira – Luxurious Lombok Living in Indonesia
Located a 90-minute drive from Lombok’s Zainuddin Abdul Madjid International Airport, The Sira delivers guests a living cultural expression of the tropical island’s history, culture and indigenous traditions while offering direct access to the sprawling sands of Sire Beach.
Making a bold and luxurious design statement on a destination that is increasingly rivalling neighbouring Bali for tourism popularity, the hotel’s interiors have been conceptualised by IU Design, which has incorporated local craftsmanship, including handwoven tenun ikat fabrics from Lombok and intricately detailed solid teak lattice walls from Java, throughout the property.
The design also incorporates wood and natural materials throughout its 46 beautifully appointed suites and 14 pool villas – I quite fancy the palatial 1,400-sqm Beach House, a spectacular villa with three bedrooms that opens to a private, blue-tiled plunge pool with direct beach access.
Look out for all-day dining at The Island’s Table; Asian specialities at Sija, an outdoor eatery located poolside; and Mediterranean dishes crafted from Lombok’s finest ingredients at Medsa, and leave time for a treatment at The Spa, home to five private treatment rooms and a host of Indonesian herbal treatments.
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Casa Foscolo Hotel – A Historic Haven in Istanbul’s Vibrant Pera Precinct
Nestled in the centre of Istanbul’s second most historic neighbourhood, the new Casa Foscolo Hotel is the ideal base from which to explore the city’s rich heritage and eclectic neighbourhoods. Housed in a 124-year-old building that has benefitted from the addition of modern amenities and a meticulously true-to-history renovation, the new hotel, located in the heart of Beyoğlu (also known as Pera), is steeped in history yet simultaneously awash with the creature comforts of modernity.
With the architectural renovation and interior design overseen by Emre Kuzlu, the 18-room hotel, a member of Design Hotels, seamlessly integrates the building’s original features – including a neoclassical façade, central spiral staircase and handcrafted oriental motifs – with contemporary amenities.
Guest rooms feature contemporary art, including hand-crafted sculptures, and almost entirely bespoke furniture produced with locally sourced materials. Pops of colour in the kitchenettes augment the artwork, and this contemporary feeling crosses over into the bathrooms, with their natural and lighter hues, ceramic furnishings and textured green and white walls.
Meet fellow guests in the serene Minoa Library, home to lingering breakfasts and Mediterranean cuisine, while downstairs, a dedicated coworking space hosts rotating exhibitions with local and international artists.
Lord of Snow – Refined Family Living in the French Alps
Perfectly suited for travelling families, Haute Montagne has opened Lord of Snow, a seductive new ski-in ski-out super chalet just off the famed Bellecote Piste in France.
The result of four years of design effort by French architect Sophie Decoopman, Lord of Snow spans six floors and an impressive 1,200 sqm. Accommodating up to 14 guests in seven exquisitely appointed bedrooms, including a stunning master suite, the new arrival is perfect for multi-generational families looking to hit the slopes of Courchevel 1850, from its private in-chalet spa, complete with an indoor swimming pool, hammam, sauna and state-of-the-art gym to its unique collection of hand-selected, antique furniture, with some dating back to the 18th century.
After a day on the slopes, families can gather for a cosy night in the private cinema room or enjoy a game in the stylishly appointed Billiards room whilst a private chef prepares favourite canapes and cocktails and a dedicated concierge team arranges everything from heli-skiing to snow picnics.
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The Granger – San Diego’s New Design-Savvy Time Machine
A member of Design Hotels, the new Granger Hotel lets guests slip back in time with its combination of original architectural details dating back to 1904, juxtaposed with custom contemporary artworks and a curated selection of vintage and bespoke furniture.
Located in the downtown Gaslamp Quarter and housed in a grand Romanesque building with arched windows and a carved stone entrance that was commissioned by influential banker Ralph Granger, the hotel’s design persona, which references eras from the 1920s to the 70s, extends throughout the 96 guestrooms, including four corner suites and a clutch of loft-style studios. Each features handcrafted built-ins and custom rattan armoires, vintage books and unique artworks contrasted by original tin ceilings and windows.
Start your morning off with great coffee at The Parlour Room, which evolves through the day to serve classic evening libations from its Cristallo-glass bar, backdropped by a stunning historical nude painting by artist M. Negus.
The Ritz-Carlton, Bangkok – Contemporary Elegance Has a New Home in the Thai capital
Housed in the new 216-metre-high One Bangkok tower, The Ritz-Carlton, Bangkok offers a refreshing new retreat amidst the bustling energy of the Thai capital. The hotel overlooks iconic Lumpini Park and seamlessly blends Thailand’s deep cultural heritage with timeless elegance and forward-thinking designs by Chicago-based architecture firm SOM and Thailand’s A49, which has created a facade featuring gracefully ascending open-air terraces that provide sweeping views of the city’s skyline.
The hotel’s rooms and suites, the creation of Thai design studio PIA, feature floor-to-ceiling windows, contemporary art and bespoke furnishings, while many boast private loggias and terraces overlooking the lush expanse of Lumpini Park. Foodies will love the new Duet by David Toutain, led by the eponymous Michelin-recognised chef and culinary prodigy Valentin Fouache, which serves modern French cuisine in a stunning glasshouse.
Afterwards, leave the little ones at the Ritz Kids Club and make for The Ritz-Carlton Spa, home to five treatment suites, two sparkling swimming pools, and a state-of-the-art fitness centre.
Cheval Blanc Seychelles – An Intimate Escape to the Indian Ocean’s Celebrity Playground
Curled around the Anse Intendance beach on Mahé Island, the new Cheval Blanc Seychelles embodies the exceptional art of living in one of the world’s most beautiful destinations, with 52 villas offering stunning, uninterrupted views of the Indian Ocean (book ahead for one that borders the white sand beach).
Each villa, which ranges in size from 220 sqm to 620 sqm, has its own 12.5-metre swimming pool, works by artists such as Joël Andrianomearisoa and Prune Nourry, and lines by architect Jean-Michel Gathy, who was also responsible for the Cheval Blanc Randheli in the Maldives.
There are five distinct restaurant concepts: Le White serves cosmopolitan cuisine showcasing Seychellois Creole flavours; and Vivamento, perched beside the main swimming pool, welcomes the sun-drenched tastes of Italy; while beach club Sula embodies the Mediterranean spirit; Mizumi is devoted to contemporary Japanese fare; and Le 1947 thrills with contemporary French gastronomy.
Parents can drop the kids off at Le Carrousel, an expansive 1500 sqm play space for children, before pampering themselves at Spa Cheval Blanc by Guerlain, with its eight treatment rooms and menu of specially developed holistic rituals inspired by the island’s natural wonders, combining expertise and well-being.
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Fairmont Mumbai – Your Luxurious Gateway to India’s Cultural Capital
Evoking New York’s Art Deco grandeur, the new Fairmont Mumbai merges historic architectural finesse with contemporary luxury as an urban oasis in the heart of the frantic commercial capital.
Boasting 446 exquisitely designed rooms, including lavish suites, each of which seamlessly intertwines historic architectural finesse with contemporary luxury, the hotel’s unique dining venues range from Madeleine de Proust, a refined Indo-French pâtisserie in a tranquil garden; and The Merchants, a lively food hall inspired by Mumbai’s dabbawalas; to Samaa, a Mediterranean alfresco haven transitioning from brunch to evening allure.
After a day exploring the city, be sure to leave time for a tipple at The Hedonist, a sophisticated cocktail lounge weaving tales of Indian-British adventure, or make a beeline for Fairmont Spa & Longevity, a dedicated floor featuring transformative therapies and India’s first luxury longevity experience.