Cambria Hotel


Philadelphia Downtown Center City opened in March 2018,


showcasing stylish décor and upscale amenities.


Grain & Cane, a progressive American Brasserie, will serve dishes with a cre- ative edge. Other highlights include the bright lobby, on-property Starbucks with adjacent library, an indoor saltwater swimming pool, and a 24-hour fitness center.


Ravel Hotel, A Trademark Hotel Long Island City, NY


Raising the sought-after Trademark Hotel Collection flag at nine new U.S. destina- tions, Wyndham Hotel Group is ushering in more of its soft brand’s unique hospi- tality flair in New York City, Ohio,


Utah, Louisiana, Nebraska and


Vermont that will more than double the brand’s U.S. portfolio to 15 hotels and more than 2,000 rooms in all.


Launched last year, Trademark is a col- lection of upper- or mid-scale and above hotels with independent spirit and indi- viduality.


It’s the first soft brand geared


to independent hoteliers with landmark three- and four-star hotels designed for everyday travelers in search of unique accommodations. Nearly 70 hotels don the Trademark banner worldwide.


Guests will discover the chic side of New York City’s Queens borough at the 113- room Ravel Hotel, featuring a variety of al fresco experiences. Ravel’s Penthouse 808, an eclectic indoor/outdoor rooftop restaurant and lounge,


features


Hawaiian- and Asian-inspired fare and views of the Manhattan skyline. Additionally,


guests can sip on 15


draught beers and imaginative cocktails at the hotel’s elevated beer garden, or go for a swim in its Profundo pool club, opening in May 2018.


California,


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