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Amsterdam-based operator The July Hotels, which rebranded from CityID last year, has announced the launch of The July London Victoria. Set to open next summer, the Group’s first UK aparthotel will be located a five-minute walk from Victoria underground and coach stations. It will comprise 114 rooms, plus two residential apartments (one two-bedroom, one three-bedroom). The aparthotel will also be home to an on-site seasonal restaurant open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, plus a bar, with further details to be announced in early 2025. https://lnkd.in/eu7MTkSy #newopening #hotels #hospitality #londonhotels

On the blog - Boutique Hotel of the Week Luxury, Culture, and Charm: Discovering the Magic of the Shinola Hotel When I was deciding which hotel to choose as my first feature, there was no question—this was the one. I debated waiting to feature it until later this year, because how am I going to top a post on one of the best hotels in the world next week? And not to mention, in the top 3 hotel stays of my life. But the Shinola Hotel is too special to wait. Read more on substack on the Boutique Hoteliers blog, Luxury Unlocked. https://lnkd.in/g6G92QFe

A new milestone for Dubbo’s quintessential corner pub Harvest Hotels has unveiled another pub redevelopment, with The Milestone Hotel in Dubbo reopening its doors to patrons following the completion of a six-week refurbishment in late December. Harvest Hotels Co-founder and Chief Development Officer Fraser Haughton, designed the project after strong assessment of the local pub market. “There’s plenty of great, large format pubs in Dubbo, but what makes The Milestone unique is its prime location and features like the heritage façade and sandstone chambers. We wanted to draw from these elements to create a pub with distinctive character – part classic corner pub, part freshly transformed venue – that can now take its place as everyone’s favourite new local." he added. Read more on The Hotel Conversation - https://lnkd.in/gCy-a3vJ Chris Cornforth Harvest Hotels Fraser Haughton Aaron Day Renee Bowden Mark Pratt #hotelnews #pubs #hospitality #dubbopub #hotelrenovations #pubrenovations

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This is kind of old news now (six days old), but I think worth revisiting. First, unique hotel developer comes to #CaryNC for first #NorthCarolina #hotel. Second, the hotelier picks Fenton, which was/is being developed by Hines, one of the largest and best-regarded #realestate companies in the galaxy. What does this mean? Broad confidence in #NorthCarolinarealestate and in the state overall from those outside the state. And there are stories like this happening all over NC all the time. #realestatedevelopment #commercialrealestatedevelopment #CRE #commercialrealestate #capitalmarkets #RaleighNC #RaleighRealEstate #TriangleRealEstate #hospitality #hotels

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Last year California opened the fewest new hotels in ten years, since 2014. The nine-county #BayArea also saw sharp declines over 2023’s new hotel debuts. Things aren’t expected to change immediately — consider the availability of discounted or debt-troubled hotels, and other downward pressures on construction financing. However, new projects in some parts of the Bay Area could make 2026 or 2027 a better year. Atlas Hospitality Group #hotels #hoteldevelopment #hospitality #construction #cre #sanfrancisco #debtmaturity #financing https://lnkd.in/ggETzHpr

For brands and developers like Related Group, luxury branded residential offerings come with financial advantages. Once operational, residences and hotels can share costs on services, labor, and other financials: https://lnkd.in/d3se3qfm “Most luxury hotel developments now have a residential component because that allows the developer to have funds coming from different places,” explains Dana Jacobsohn, chief development officer, U.S. luxury brands and global mixed-use at Marriott. John Hearns, senior vice president of the hotel company’s residential operations, adds, “When the hotel is open and owners are living in the building, they provide meaningful revenue—they’re eating in the restaurants, they’re using the spa.”

Let's be real: most hotels and restaurants look the same. But the ones that stand out create an experience that people remember. Take The Standard Hotel, Hollywood for example. When you walk in, you're greeted by a giant sparkly disco ball. It's unexpected, fun, and creates a vibe that gets you excited for what's to come. That's the key to designing hospitality spaces that stand out. Create an experience that people want to share with others. It doesn't have to be wild and crazy, but it should be unique and memorable. A neon sign with a clever phrase, a rooftop bar with stunning city views, or a lobby filled with succulents and cacti. Small touches like these can elevate the entire experience for your customer. So, don't be afraid to get creative and think outside the box. After all, those are the experiences people want to write home about.

Well done on this article, Yogonet International! 💙 “Our commitment went beyond mere aesthetics; we wanted to authentically portray the Anishinaabe people through every detail of these spaces," said Joe Nayquonabe, CEO of MLCV, in the article. #HotelRemodel #HotelStyle #NewLook #GrandReveal #Reveal #RibbonCutting #TotalTransformation