The following compilation of updates highlights just a few of the notable developments at a wide range of properties and destinations throughout the region and beyond.
Maryland & Virginia
Live! Casino and Hotel Hanover, MD
Live! Casino and Hotel will welcome the first overnight guests to its new luxury Live! Hotel on May 22, 2018. The 310- room hotel will be the first hotel to carry The Cordish Companies’ nationally-renowned Live! brand.
Located at Live! Casino, the 350,000-square foot hotel features lavish guest rooms designed with a mix of modern style and chic, urban flare, along with public spaces showcasing floor- to-ceiling windows, high ceilings and striking accents throughout. New dining and nightlife options include David’s, which features an eclectic menu of culinary cre- ations inspired by The Cordish Companies’ Chairman David Cordish’s world travels; The Lobby Bar at David’s; and Luckies, offering expertly crafted espresso, Starbucks coffee drinks, fresh-baked pastries, and a variety of Italian specialty gelato.
The Live! Spa will provide a luxurious and welcoming escape in which to relax and recharge. The facility will offer a variety of massage therapies, body polishes, and body wraps, along with advanced skincare and anti-aging treatments, a fully- equipped gym, and a salon offering manicures, pedicures, hair services and more.
The final phase of opening will occur in June 2018 with the debut of the Grand Event Center, featuring more than 20,000- square feet of customizable event space, including a large ballroom with six breakout rooms, expansive pre-function space, and a 1,500-seat concert venue with a built-in per- formance stage featuring a regular lineup of headline enter- tainment.
A Phase 2 expansion project, to be completed in Spring 2019, will double the size of the meeting and banquet space to 40,000-square feet, and enlarge the Event Center seating capacity to 4,000 seats.
Live! also operates Live! Lofts, a boutique hotel minutes from the casino. Together, the properties will offer guests 560 rooms for overnight accommodations and nearly 25,000- square feet of space for events and private meetings
Inn at Perry Cabin by Belmond St. Michaels, MD
While a soft opening of the new Links 18-hole championship golf course in nearby Martingham is expected this summer, designed by legendary architect Pete Dye, the course will cel- ebrate its official grand opening in the early part of 2019. Playing through trees and rolling terrain, this course will offer stunning water views and reprise famous golf holes from other great courses, such as the island green at Sawgrass and the “Biarritz” hole at Yale Golf Club.
After the grand opening, the course will be available to mem- bers as well as guests of Inn at Perry Cabin by Belmond, and will serve as the property's newest amenity offering for groups.
In addition, the Inn soon will add a new Tennis Club that includes three state-of-the-art outdoor Har-Tru tennis courts, which will be lighted for both day and night play. The tennis program will be led by Director of Tennis Robert Wright, a LTA- certified teaching pro with more than a decade of experience. Set to start this summer, expanded offerings will be available for both adult and junior programs, as well as special events and seasonal programs.
What’s more, Inn at Perry Cabin by Belmond boasts 78 recently renovated guest rooms and suites, 5,000-square feet of event space, the award-winning Stars restaurant, plus a fleet of yachts including a 55-foot Hinckley along with other luxury perform- ance vessels that are available for private excursions. Sunset sails, chartered cruises and sailing lessons also can be arranged for guests through the resort's Sailing Academy.
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