Category: Projects

Project of the Week: The Hoxton Oslo

One of The Hoxton’s latest projects is our pick for Top Hotel News’ Project of the Week. The Hoxton Oslo is a clever conversion which will see Oslo’s historic city centre revitalised with a four-star hotel and cultural centre in the Norwegian capital.

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Hyatt snags its biggest hotel to date

Las Vegas’ iconic Rio Hotel & Casino has officially joined the Destination by Hyatt brand, following the completion of the first phase of its $340 million property-wide transformation.

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Corinthia’s growth plans

Europe’s Corinthia Hotels has just taken its first steps across the Atlantic, opening a hotel in New York – but there are plenty more Corinthia hotels in development.

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Project of the Week: Kali Hotel and Rooftop

The Kali Hotel and Rooftop, which recently broke ground in Los Angeles, is this week’s Project of the Week. The hotel will form part of Marriott’s Autograph Collection and will open in Hollywood Park ahead of several major sporting events due to be held in the city.

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Alchemy adds in Belgium

A package of eight branded mid-market hotels in Belgium has been acquired by ASHG as it looks to build a larger portfolio across the continent

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Oberoi to launch in London

Another international luxury hotel brand is launching in the UK capital, with the announcement that Oberoi has signed to take on a new hotel currently under construction in London

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Project of the Week: The Avalon Tower

Dubai’s upcoming Avalon Tower hotel is our pick for this week’s Project of the Week. The development is the latest from The First Group and will be located in the popular district of Jumeirah Village.

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Choice Hotels expands in Spain

An agreement with Spanish hotel group Faranda, already a partner in Latin America, has seen Choice Hotels expand its portfolio in Spain with the addition of eight hotels.

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New China JV boosts Hyatt

Hyatt has signed a joint venture with Chinese partner CR Land, which includes an immediate rebrand of six existing hotels to Hyatt flags.

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