The year 2025 is set to be a landmark one for the global hospitality industry, with several highly anticipated hotel openings spanning nearly every continent.
From the icy edges of the sub-Antarctic to bustling urban centres, these developments promise to redefine luxury and adventure.
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Sub-Antarctic adventures and urban elegance
One of the most unique offerings of 2025 will be Silversea’s hotel in Puerto Williams, Chile.
Located in the southernmost city on Earth, this establishment provides an unparalleled gateway to the wonders of Antarctica. “Puerto Williams offers an extraordinary blend of isolation and accessibility,” said a Silversea representative, highlighting its appeal to adventurous travellers.
Meanwhile, in Amsterdam, Rosewood will open in the historic UNESCO World Heritage Canal District. The property is set to feature gardens designed by Piet Odulf, complementing the city’s iconic waterways.
Across the Atlantic, the iconic Waldorf Astoria in New York will make a grand return following years of meticulous renovations. Its reimagined interiors, including the restored Grand Ballroom, will blend historical grandeur with modern luxury.
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By GlobalDataEco-luxury takes centre stage
In Kenya, a new luxury lodge within the 44,000-acre Suyian Conservancy offers an immersive wildlife experience. Guests will have the opportunity to observe endangered species such as the Grévy’s zebra.
This development underscores the growing trend of eco-conscious travel, with properties designed to harmonise with their natural surroundings.
Similarly, the Rosewood Mandarina in Mexico’s Riviera Nayarit merges sustainability with opulence. Guests can enjoy a variety of activities, including surfing and horseback riding, while also taking advantage of the resort’s eco-friendly amenities.
In Costa Rica, Ritz-Carlton’s Nekajui resort promises luxury amidst the tropical forest, with sprawling guest rooms and treetop tents catering to nature enthusiasts.
Redefining coastal and mountain escapes
Coastal and mountain retreats are also making waves in 2025. In Big Sky, Montana, One&Only Midnight Basin is set to become an all-season haven, offering skiing in winter and kayaking in summer.
Designed by architect Olson Kundig, the resort will feature amenities such as a whiskey shack hidden within the woods, adding a rustic charm to its modern offerings.
In Ojai, California, Hotel El Roblar will deliver breathtaking views of the Topa Topa mountains. The property’s design by Studio Shamshiri incorporates lush gardens and a hitching post for equestrian travellers.
Further south, the St. Regis Cap Cana in the Dominican Republic will debut with its signature blend of sophistication and comfort, set against the backdrop of turquoise waters.
These openings illustrate the hospitality industry’s commitment to innovation and diversity, catering to a wide range of preferences—from adventurous expeditions to tranquil luxury.
With such developments, 2025 promises to be a transformative year for global travel.
