Properties Opening in 2013
outlets, spa, fi tness center, and walking distance to Vienna’s monuments, museums, and Opera House. 800.55.HYATT; www.
park.hyatt.com
PALAIS HANSEN KEMPINSKI HOTEL
OPENING Spring ROOMS 152 MEETING SPACE
design in Vienna’s historic Palais Hansen on the Schottenring, close to the Vienna Stock Exchange and all major attractions. THE PERKS Two “experiential” restaurants; a spa, fi tness center, and pool; and two bars, one with a DJ and live music for after-hours fun. 41.22.809.8890;
www.kempinski.com
* THE BUZZ Innovative modern
England London
SHANGRI-LA HOTEL, AT THE SHARD, LONDON
* THE BUZZ Occupying Floors 34 to 52 of the 95-story Shard, now the tallest
OPENING First quarter ROOMS 195 MEETING SPACE
tower in London. THE PERKS Suites with glass-enclosed “winter garden” balconies and London’s fi rst CHI spa, offering Chinese and Himalayan healing therapies, fi tness facilities, and an infi nity-edge pool against the London skyline. 866.565.5050;
www.shangri-la.com
ART’OTEL LONDON HOXTON
* THE BUZZ Designed by Squire and Partners, the cylindrical building’s
OPENING First quarter ROOMS 350 MEETING SPACE
punch-cardlike exterior, inspired by the neighborhood’s heritage of textiles woven by punch card–driven looms. THE PERKS An art gallery, art house cinema, spa, and restaurant on the penthouse fl oor. 353.1706.0200;
www.artotels.com/londonhoxton
LONDON EDITION OPENING
THE BUZZ Partners Ian Schrager and Marriott International transforming the 1835 Berners Hotel just off Oxford Street. THE PERKS Strolls to the British Museum, Theatreland, and Soho from the Fitzrovia neighborhood, stomping grounds of Virginia Woolf, George
* ROOMS 200 MEETING SPACE *
Bernard Shaw, and Arthur Rimbaud and now London’s media and advertising hub. 800.431.8634;
www.editionhotels.com
France Paris
THE PENINSULA PARIS
* THE BUZZ Peninsula’s fi rst property in Europe, set in the historic and aptly named
OPENING Second half ROOMS 200 MEETING SPACE
Majestic Hotel building, steps from the Champs Elysées and Arc de Triomphe. THE PERKS Three Peninsula-caliber restaurants, spa, pool, and standing on the spot where George Gershwin wrote An American in Paris in 1928 and Henry Kissinger signed the Paris Peace Accords in 1973. 866.382.8388;
www.peninsula.com
Marseille
* THE BUZZ Thoroughly modern comfort in the former Hotel Dieu—an eight-
INTERCONTINENTAL MARSEILLE OPENING May 1 ROOMS 194 MEETING SPACE
eenth-century landmark in one of the city’s oldest districts. THE PERKS A pool, full-ser- vice spa, and fi ne dining overlooking the hist oric port and Basilica of Notre Dame de la Garde. 800.496.7621;
www.ichotelsgroup.com;
Versailles
* THE BUZZ Five-star luxury in a mansion built in 1682 at the Palace of
HÔTEL DU GRAND CONTRÔLE OPENING March ROOMS 23 MEETING SPACE
Versailles, once home to Louis XIV’s treasurers. THE PERKS Views of the Swiss Ornamental Lake, Orangerie gardens, and the king’s chateau itself—plus insider tours and electric bikes for sightseeing around the grounds.
www.chateauversailles.fr
Germany Berlin
NEW LEONARDO HOTEL IN MITTE-BERLIN
OPENING May 1 ROOMS 311 MEETING SPACE 3,121 square feet THE BUZZ The location, at Yoo Inspired by Starck, a mixed-
Italy Milan
W MILAN
OPENING May ROOMS 76 MEETING SPACE 2,182 square feet THE BUZZ Design- centric W Hotels making its splash in a mid-century-modern building at the heart of Milan, design capital of Italy. THE PERKS A signature restaurant and W Living Room, spa, fi tness center, and destination rooftop bar. 877.946.8357;
www.whotels.starwood.com
MANDARIN ORIENTAL MILAN
* THE BUZZ Three nineteenth-century buildings united around a courtyard as a
OPENING Spring ROOMS 104 MEETING SPACE
Mandarin Oriental on swanky Via Monte de Pieta. THE PERKS For planners, a 100-seat ballroom and two additional meeting rooms; for guests, an indoor pool and Mandarin Oriental spa. 800.526.6566;
www.mandarinoriental.com
Sicily
CORINTHIA TAORMINA GOLF & SPA RESORT
OPENING First quarter ROOMS 130 MEETING SPACE
in the countryside of Taormina, known as the Sicilian Monte Carlo. THE PERKS Six meeting rooms, two restaurants, three bars, indoor and outdoor pools, golf by Costantino Rocca, and a magnifi cent spa managed by ESPA. 877.842.6269;
www.corinthia.com/taormina
* THE BUZZ Corinthia’s magic touch
The Netherlands Amsterdam
ART’OTEL AMSTERDAM
* THE BUZZ Opposite Central Station, a lifestyle hotel for people with a
OPENING Summer ROOMS 105 MEETING SPACE
passion for the latest word in art. THE PERKS An extensive bar, lounge, restaurant, and
Opposite, clockwise from top: Rosewood Abu Dhabi; Art’otel London Hoxton; Palais Hansen Kempinski Hotel 38 * To be announced
2013
use block designed by architect Eike Becker on Bertold-Brecht-Platz overlooking the River Spree. THE PERKS Friedrichstrasse shopping and all the trendy restaurants, bars, and galleries of Mitte-Berlin. 49.0.30.688.322.422;
www.leonardo-hotels.com
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