10 unforgettable places to visit in Colombia

February 14, 2025 No Comments

Colombia’s rise as a top-tier travel destination speaks for itself. In 2024, the country welcomed a record-breaking 6.7 million international visitors—an increase of around 8.5% from the previous year.

By this time of year and the month of March, the local dry season creates perfect conditions for exploring the Lost City Trek in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, one of the most irreplaceable places on earth. This year, Santa Marta is celebrating its 500th anniversary, adding a cultural dimension to the adventure.

“In Spring, AmaWaterways launches its first luxury river cruise along the Magdalena River, giving travelers a new way to experience The Country of Beauty with world-class service. Also in March, Barranquilla Carnival, a UNESCO-listed cultural event—fills the streets with parades and music”, said Carmen Caballero, president of ProColombia, the promotion agency of Colombia.

In Summer, Caño Cristales, the River of Colors, becomes a natural wonder as aquatic plants transform its waters into shades of red and purple. From July to November, Colombian waters become a haven for humpback whales, drawing nature enthusiasts eager to witness their majestic presence.

Visitors also flock to the Tatacoa Desert from June to August, when the dry skies provide some of the clearest stargazing opportunities in South America. Later in the summer, Medellin hosts its famous Flower Fair, turning the city into a colorful celebration of nature. That same month, Cali’s Petronio Álvarez Music Festival brings Afro-Colombian culture to life with live music, and traditional cuisine.

For a more off-the-beaten-path experience, fall is the ideal time to visit La Guajira, the northernmost point of South America, where desert landscapes meet turquoise seas. Alternatively, travelers can enjoy Mompox‘s Jazz Festival, which brings international artists to perform in a colonial setting, blending music and history.

By the end of the year, Cañón del Güejar is an ideal destination for nature lovers. This hidden gem is perfect for rafting through rock formations and emerald-green waters. Around these dates, literary enthusiasts can also follow in the footsteps of Gabriel García Márquez across the Caribbean coast, with boutique stays and culinary experiences inspired by One Hundred Years of Solitude.

Colombia offers something for every traveler across its six tourism regions.

A palace-like hotel is opening in a 17th century building Paris

February 7, 2025 No Comments

Maybourne has today announced a 2027 opening for its newest development in the Parisian quarter of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, The Maybourne Saint-Germain, bringing a palace-style hotel with 101 keys and 23 ultra-luxury branded residences to Paris for the first time.

Expanding its prestigious hotel portfolio, Maybourne is creating an extraordinary property that reimagines bespoke hospitality in the City of Light, affirming its status as the eminent choice for global luxurians and strategically focusing on growth within select urban gateways.

The Maybourne Saint-Germain is located along the Rive Gauche within the iconic 17th-century Îlot Saint-Germain, marking a new era for the historic building. The 23 residences will be envisioned by two renowned French interior designers, with seven by Pierre-Yves Rochon along Rue Saint-Dominque, and 16 residences by Laura Gonzalez, located on Rue de l’Université.

About the Maybourne Saint-Germain

Positioned between Boulevard Saint-Germain and Rue Saint-Dominique, the Îlot Saint-Germain has been a Parisian landmark since the 17th century.

Re-concepted for the 21st century, The Maybourne Saint-Germain will create a fourth era for Îlot Saint-Germain, seamlessly integrating with its heritage and creating a new layer of history.

As with each of Maybourne’s properties, The Maybourne Saint-Germain will be extraordinary in its own right while remaining connected to its sister hotels through the brand’s signature craft, progressive vision, and unrivalled locations. The hotel will feature 50 suites and 51 rooms, surrounding a serene inner courtyard.

Aspiring to be the living room of Saint-Germain, residents and guests will also have access to six food and beverage outlets, including a Japanese restaurant, patisserie, Salon de Thé, and more, and Maybourne’s new wellness and longevity brand, Surrenne. A central part of the project, Surrenne will be one of Paris’ largest luxury spa and health clubs offering immersive health, fitness, and beauty, as well as access to a third pool within the property. The 23 branded residences, all serviced by the hotel, will include access to a designated 25-metre pool accessible only by residents, in addition to the hotel’s 30-metre rooftop pool (pictured above).

This opening, born from a fusion of avant-garde Parisian chic with heritage and artistic flair, will mark Maybourne’s first property in Paris and its second in France.

To find out further information about The Maybourne Saint-Germain visit maybourne.com/development.

Italian masterpiece Casa Brera debuts in Milan with Michelin chefs

February 5, 2025 No Comments

Casa Brera, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Milan, has joined the prestigious The Luxury Collection brand by Marriott International.

Strategically located in the heart of Milan, the hotel is nestled in the charming pedestrian Piazzetta Bossi, a few steps away from Teatro alla Scala and the lively Brera neighbourhood.

Originally designed in the 1950s by the esteemed Italian architect Pietro Lingeri, a leading figure of Italian Rationalism, the building’s heritage is celebrated through its geometric graphics present on the walls, floors – true marble carpets – and ceiling, that outline the interiors. The Rationalist inspiration is further reflected in the choice of finishings and stones, with a preference for Italian marbles, especially granite, which echoes the building’s facade and represents a recurring design motif.

An epicurean celebration

The culinary direction is guided by the acclaimed Michelin-starred Italian Chef Andrea Berton, who curates the offerings for Living lounge, Scena restaurant and Etereo skybar and restaurant, while celebrated Chef Haruo Ichikawa, the first Japanese chef to earn a Michelin star in Italy, oversees the Japanese cuisine of Odachi restaurant.

At the heart of the hotel lies Scena, a fine-dining Italian restaurant focused on authentic and innovative Italian and Milanese cuisine. Here, executive chef Francesco Bonato offers timeless dishes paired with a selection of wines that range from the great Maisons to refined and niche labels.

On the eighth and top floor of the hotel, Etereo skybar and restaurant offers magnificent 360-degree view over Milan – spanning from the Duomo to the Galleria, and from the Castle to Porta Nuova. It also features a spectacular rooftop outdoor pool and terrace area with sun beds, sofas, and umbrellas.

Stay in style: guest rooms and suites

The hotel’s101 guest rooms and 15 suites reflect the spirit of Milanese art, culture, and design, seamlessly combining timeless elegance with contemporary touches.

The selected materials include walnut wood, Fior di Pesco marble, backlit brass and printed glass.

The Deluxe and Premiere rooms feature modular Poliform furniture, cozy seating, and custom artworks with a smooth continuity between the sleeping area and the bathroom. For those seeking both an indoor and outside layout, the Studio with Balcony offers a stylish accommodation, with the option for interconnecting rooms.

Details like green ceramic mushroom lamps, geometric wool rugs, Poliform seating, and terracotta vases, all contribute to the eye-catching Italian aesthetic. Furnished with a balcony or terrace, each Junior Suite includes a modular corner sofa and mirror-topped drink bar, providing prime time for leisure.

For more information or to book a stay, visit www.casabrera.com.

Prince Edward County’s hottest resort just opened a spa

January 20, 2025 No Comments

 Wander The Spa, the first-ever lakefront Nordic spa in Ontario, is officially open.

A place for intention and restoration, disconnect to reconnect in the tranquility of a 10,000 square foot thermotherapy circuit, nestled among the tall grasses of Wander The Resort on West Lake in Prince Edward County (15841 Loyalist Pkwy, Bloomfield). Passes start at $95 and bookings are now open.

Since opening in 2021, Wander has received international acclaim as one of the top travel and design destinations in the country. The addition of the nordic spa culminates an experience of peace and connection for locals and overnight guests alike, as one of the few in the province to offer onsite accommodations.

“Wander The Spa was built to give our guests what we all desperately need, a place to disconnect and reconnect. Somewhere to experience time standing still for a moment, designed to be an oasis of intention and restoration,” said Shannon Hunter, owner, Wander The Resort. “Opening the first-ever lakefront Nordic spa in Ontario has been years in the making and, together with our award-winning restaurant Gather, culminates the Wander experience of peace and connection.”

Relax and retreat

Begin with a hot session (over 100 F) in the 32-seat sauna (dry heat, beneficial for detoxification and improved circulation), steam room (moist heat, beneficial for opening pores and soothing muscles), or hot soak pool (ideal for easing muscle tension).

Next to the steam room, visit the scrub area to exfoliate and refresh your skin before quickly cooling down with a 1 to 3 minute cold plunge (50 F) to invigorate the senses and enhance circulation. Rest in the sunken fireside lounge or the Terrace lounge overlooking the spa, with views of sparkling West Lake.

An equally restorative experience, skip the full circuit to spend more time unwinding in any of the amenities, which also include two warm soak pools (98 F); and the temperate dip pool (temperature adjusted to the season), where guests are soothed by the sounds and views of two waterfalls and multiple fireplaces year-round. 

Whisper Beach on West Lake offers 200 feet of waterfront exclusively to spa guests for a natural cold plunge experience, with two more intimate saunas and cozy Hygge Huts nearby.

Laidback luxury lives here

Wander’s acclaimed attention to detail continues in the spa and here the laidback luxury transitions to an oasis of serenity. Curved interior walls and domed ceilings are hand parged in parchment-toned microcement and highlighted by soft indirect lighting, reminiscent of candlelit hallways. This textural subtlety is juxtapositioned against the clean and simple lines of white oak millwork and black iron hardware.

Finishing touches such as arched doors featuring black pane glass, custom backlit LED mirrors, acoustic panelled ceilings in Treatment rooms, and integrated speakers throughout encourage contemplation and reverie.

Natural materials are carried outside where cedar establishes warmth and intimacy in The Cove, the spacious subterranean pool deck that provides a protected all-season experience. Here, natural Baltic Ivy-covered concrete is the backdrop to renewal, and guests can disappear among the 10’ by 10’ waterfall, or reconnect around one of three fires.

Ascend the floating concrete staircase to the Terrace Lounge or venture inside the Clubhouse for access to The Market, where the signature Wander x Sunday’s Company spa scent, with notes of eucalyptus and wild spruce, is available to take home as a diffuser, a candle or as Wander’s new line of body products. Enjoy the resort’s award-winning culinary offerings at Gather, where Chef Justin Tse’s balanced menu takes cues from the seasons and highlights the flavours of the County, marrying global influences with locally-sourced ingredients.

With two private treatment rooms, Wander The Spa is launching with Reiki, an ancient Japanese method of healing that uses light to touch to channel energy into the body; as well as a Relaxation Massage that aims to restore balance, using gliding strokes of varying pressure to stimulate circulation, to smooth tight muscles and reduce stress. Wellness practitioners will also offer daily Aufguss sauna rituals, infusing essential oils, heat, steam, and sound for a 10-minute multisensory experience.

Wander The Spa is open daily and is also available for private bookings. Visit wanderthespa.com for more information.

This hotel in Shanghai is home to the world’s largest indoor snow centre

January 10, 2025 No Comments

IHG Hotels & Resorts has introduced Shanghai Snow World Hotel to its fast-growing Vignette Collection, a family of one-of-a-kind hotels in destinations to remember.

The property is now open within the Guinness World Records-certified “World’s Largest Indoor Ski Facility” – Shanghai L+SNOW Indoor Skiing Theme Resort – and has 272 rooms and 17 suites with direct access to more than 90,000 square meters of authentic indoor year-round snow.

Shanghai Snow World Hotel is the first new build Vignette Collection property in China and alongside Crowne Plaza Shanghai Snow is one of two IHG brands to open within the Shanghai L+SNOW Indoor Skiing Theme Resort development. Both hotels serve the rising demand for ‘ice and snow’ hospitality in China which continues to rise 38% year-on-year according to the China Tourism Academy.

About the Shanghai Snow World Hotel

Shanghai Snow World Hotel, Vignette Collection is a destination for year-round ski getaway inspired by the tranquility and invigorating spirit of the Nordic lifestyle.

Just 30km from Shanghai Disney and Pudong Airport, the hotel caterers to both skiing enthusiasts and snow seekers alike with fast-track access to ski slopes, indoor and outdoor water parks, and a tournament-level ice rink all within reach of its rooms.

Shanghai Snow World Hotel has four unique restaurants and bars, each serving a diverse variety of local delicacies and international flavors. Teppanyaki, located on the 18th floor, and The Peak on the top floor both boast panoramic views of the indoor winter wonderland.

 

The third-floor houses eight versatile meeting rooms ideal for corporate events and personal gatherings, complemented by a dynamic pre-function area fitting for hosting themed events.

For relaxation and fitness, guests have access to a state-of-the-art fitness centre and an indoor heated swimming pool.   

For more information and to book visit www.ihg.com/vignettecollection.

Orlando is finally opening its first new theme park for the first time in 25 years

January 8, 2025 No Comments

Orlando is set to welcome more than 25 experiences for 2025, including its first new theme park in over 25 years. 

“For the first time in 25 years, Orlando is on the brink of welcoming an entirely new theme park — a milestone that underscores our position as a top destination this year for travelers worldwide,” said Casandra Matej, president and CEO of Visit Orlando. “If it’s your first time or you haven’t visited in over a year, consider this your invitation to plan an unforgettable Orlando vacation, creating memories with our world-class theme parks, award-winning dining and new experiences slated to open in 2025.”

New theme parks and attractions

Universal Orlando Resort

  • Universal Orlando Resort‘s Universal Epic Universe will open May 22, featuring over 50 attractions across five immersive worlds
  • Celestial Park immerses guests in living gardens and architecture inspired by astronomy and mythology.
  • The Wizarding World of Harry Potter – Ministry of Magic blends 1920s wizarding Paris from Fantastic Beasts with the British Ministry of Magic.
  • SUPER NINTENDO WORLD features the iconic green pipes alongside beloved characters Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach and Donkey Kong.
  • How to Train Your Dragon – Isle of Berk offers a vibrant Viking realm inspired by the hit film franchise.
  • Dark Universe reveals Dr. Victoria Frankenstein’s experiments and a shadowy realm where monsters roam amid myth and mystery.

Walt Disney World Resort

  • This summer at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, guests can enjoy two brand-new stage shows: “The Little Mermaid – A Musical Adventure,” inspired by the classic film, and “Disney Villains: Unfairly Ever After,” with appearances by infamous evildoers.
  • Debuting at EPCOT, Test Track presented by Chevrolet will feature new scenes that highlight technological advances.
  • Two new Walt Disney World lounges will make their debut:
  • A Pirates of the Caribbean-themed lounge at Magic Kingdom Park.
  • A Spaceship Earth-inspired lounge at EPCOT overlooking the World Showcase.
  • Magic Kingdom Park will debut the “Disney Starlight” nighttime parade this summer.

Other attractions

  • SEA LIFE Florida at LEGOLAND Florida Resort offers guests an oceanic adventure with diverse marine life and interactive exhibits.
  • Fun Spot Orlando introduces new rides this year at both its locations. On I-Drive, kids can whirl around on Tea Cups or experience high-flying twists on MACH FUN, while Kissimmee visitors can enjoy Swing Around in the Kids Spot area and the Up and Overboard inverted pendulum ride.
  • Gatorland debuted Sweet Tooth’s Candy Shop, a specialty candy store with over 60 varieties of handcrafted chocolates, confections and ice cream.
  • Blue Man Group returns April 3 with a new home at ICON Park featuring the show’s signature mix of art, live music, comedy and audience participation.

Go beyond the theme parks

New dining experiences 

  • East End Market welcomes a two-in-one concept: Rion’s Ocean Room, which opened in fall 2024, and Gyukatsu Rose, set to open in early 2025.
  • The Cake Bake Shop Bakery by Gwendolyn Rogers opened in October at Disney’s BoardWalk and features savory and sweet options, along with afternoon tea service.
  • Epilogue, a new adults-only speakeasy, opened at Four Seasons Resort Orlando at Walt Disney World Resort in October. The intimate lounge features library-inspired decor and a variety of themed cocktails.
  • Moso Nori, a Japanese hand-roll bar concept by James Beard Award finalist and Michelin-recognized chef Henry Moso, opened in November in Winter Park.
  • Alien Treats, an alien-themed dessert shop in downtown Orlando, specializes in out-of-this-world space-themed and freeze-dried candies, milkshakes, and ice cream.
  • The Lake Nona Wave Hotel introduced Garni Café – an all-day French bistro – and The Nectar Room – a cocktail lounge – to the hotel’s award-winning dining scene.
  • Oza Izakaya is now open near SeaWorld Orlando, highlighting a blend of the Japanese izakaya setting and omakase style of dining.
  • Lorelai Wine Bar opens in February in downtown Orlando, offering European wines and shareable plates.
  • The Glass Knife opens its second location on Park Avenue in Winter Park this spring, serving elegant pastries and desserts, plus breakfast, lunch and brunch.

New and reimagined places to stay

  • Island Tower at Disney’s Polynesian Villas & Bungalows, a Disney Vacation Club addition, opened in December offering villas with kitchens and patios, plus two-bedroom penthouses featuring lagoon and Magic Kingdom views.
  • Universal Stella Nova Resort, opening Jan. 21, and Universal Terra Luna Resort, opening Feb. 25, will add 1,500 guest rooms to Universal Orlando, featuring 750 double-queen rooms, diverse dining, resort-style pools, game rooms and more.
  • Universal Helios Grand Hotel by Loews, opening in May, will have a dedicated entrance into the new Universal Epic Universe. The 500-room, 35-suite property features in-room tablets for digital controls, plus a rooftop bar, three-meal restaurant, pool bar and grab-and-go station.
  • Upon completion in early 2025, Villatel Orlando Resort will have 526 units with apartment-style suites and single-family homes, plus an adventure waterpark with multi-story slides and lazy river, fitness center, full-service restaurant and playgrounds.
  • Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground at Walt Disney World Resort unveils 365 newly renovated cabins this spring.
  • The Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin completes its remodel of Swan guest rooms and debuts refreshed meeting spaces boasting a modern design and upgraded event technology.

The Ritz-Carlton Bangkok is now open

December 30, 2024 No Comments

The Ritz-Carlton, Bangkok is officially open, introducing a world-class hotel that offers unparalleled hospitality and immersive cultural experiences.

Part of the Luxury Group portfolio by Marriott International, the hotel is set in an alluring 216-meter-high tower at One Bangkok, the largest holistically integrated district and a world-class business and lifestyle destination in the heart of Bangkok.

Overlooking the serene lawns and lakes of Lumpini Park, this destination offers a refreshing retreat amidst the bustling energy of the city, transforming guest experiences through intuitive service and unforgettable moments.

About the Ritz-Carlton Bangkok

A seamless blend of classic Thai artistry and contemporary design, The Ritz-Carlton, Bangkok’s rooms and suites embody a spirit of cultural exchange. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame breathtaking views, while many guestrooms offer private loggias and terraces overlooking the lush expanse of Lumpini Park.

Guests are invited to choose from the spacious 50-square-metre Deluxe Rooms, the exquisitely appointed 102-square-meter Gardenia Suites, or the enchanting 127-square-meter Marigold and Amaranth Suites.

Atop the hotel, The Ritz-Carlton Suite crowns the property as a 389-square-meter penthouse, offering an unrivaled setting for the most luxurious of escapes.

Perched on the 23rd floor, The Club Lounge is an exclusive and inviting retreat adorned with locally sourced treasures, offering an atmosphere of privacy and sophistication. Featuring five daily culinary presentations in a serene setting, the lounge is a key element of The Ritz-Carlton Club experience, which includes seamless check-in with a dedicated Club Concierge and bespoke in-room amenities for an unparalleled level of personalized service.

Three exceptional dining experiences transport guests through distinct culinary worlds, each offering its unique take on flavour and atmosphere.

The Ritz-Carlton Spa is a haven of tranquility, where guests can rejuvenate their mind, body, and soul. The sophisticated sanctuary fosters well-being with five exquisite treatment rooms, a couple’s spa suite, and a relaxing pod, complemented by a state-of-the-art fitness centre designed for invigorating workouts.

Nestled amidst the lush greenery, two sparkling swimming pools – including a dedicated kids’ pool – offer refreshing retreats from the tropical climate. Meanwhile, young explorers are engaged and entertained at the Ritz Kids Club, where spirited activities await.

For more information, visit www.theritzcarltonbangkok.com.

St. Kitts Ritz-Carlton will break ground in 2025

December 27, 2024 No Comments
The St. Kitts Ritz-Carlton Resort Hotel and Residences is set to break ground in 2025.
 
This monumental development marks a new chapter for the island’s hospitality and real estate offerings, positioning St. Kitts as a premier luxury destination in the Caribbean.
 
Situated on the picturesque Southeast Peninsula, The St. Kitts Ritz-Carlton Resort Hotel and Residences will feature 125 guest suites, 10 branded villas, and 15 branded condominium residences. Amenities will include a luxury spa, multiple swimming pools, exceptional dining options, The Ritz-Carlton Beach Club, the Ritz Kids Club, and many other amenities designed within a ‘Kittitian Village’ concept.
 
This innovative layout blends modern luxury with the island’s natural beauty, creating an unforgettable experience for travellers.

 

Exploring St. Kitts

St. Kitts has something for every traveller, whether it’s hiking through lush rainforests, delving into history at the UNESCO World Heritage Site Brimstone Hill Fortress National Park, or soaking up the sun.

Visitors can enjoy scenic catamaran cruises, snorkel in crystal-clear waters, or unwind by the sea. Adventure enthusiasts can get their adrenaline fix with zip-lining or ATV excursions, while food lovers can savor delicious Caribbean cuisine and immerse themselves in the island’s vibrant cultural experiences.

Construction on the property is anticipated to begin by the third quarter of 2025. The St. Kitts Ritz-Carlton Resort Hotel is expected to open in the second quarter of 2028.

Reaching St. Kitts is simple and convenient, with seasonal, non-stop flights with Air Canada and US airline connections through major gateways.

Visitors are reminded to regularly check the St. Kitts Tourism Authority website ( www.visitstkitts.com ) for updates and information.

Four Seasons is opening a flagship property in Puerto Rico

December 23, 2024 No Comments

Four Seasons and Paulson Puerto Rico have announced plans for the leading hospitality and branded residential company to assume management of a resort and residences in Bahia Beach, Rio Grande.

The opening will mark the entry of Four Seasons to Puerto Rico and the continued expansion of the renowned luxury brand in the Caribbean.

Located on 483 acres along Bahia Beach, the property is seamlessly integrated with its natural surroundings, allowing guests and residents to immerse themselves in the beauty of Puerto Rico. The local surroundings will continue to be preserved, with interiors undergoing renovations before unveiling as Four Seasons Resort Puerto Rico in late 2025.

Four Seasons Resort and Private Residences Puerto Rico will offer 139 reimagined rooms and suites and 85 Private Residences, with additional existing units that will join the residential portfolio upon the property’s reopening as a Four Seasons experience.

The property is ideally located a short 30-minute drive from San Juan’s Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport.

Inside the Park Hyatt New York suite that costs $50,000 a night

December 18, 2024 No Comments

Park Hyatt New York unveils its latest masterpiece, the Manhattan Suite, located on the hotel’s 25th floor and now available for stays starting at $50,000 per night with a two-night minimum.

Representing a $10 million investment, this exclusive suite, complemented by two additional connecting suites, forms an expansive 3,500-square-foot retreat with three bedrooms, three bathrooms, two powder rooms, and two balconies, accommodating up to 10 guests. With sophisticated furnishings and distinctive design elements, the Manhattan Suite offers an unparalleled residential experience, exuding refined elegance and showcasing breathtaking 180-degree views of Manhattan’s iconic skyline.

Debuting during the hotel’s 10th anniversary this year, the suite marks a significant milestone in Park Hyatt New York’s multi-million-dollar renovation, celebrating a decade of luxury and innovation.

About the suite

The Manhattan Suite features a bespoke art collection and over 50 New York and art-inspired coffee table books, meticulously arranged to create a warm and inviting atmosphere. Curated by Tatar Art Projects, this ensemble includes works by renowned artists, authors, sculptors, designers, and artisans whose creations have graced prestigious venues such as the Guggenheim Museum.

Sawyer & Company, the New York-based boutique design studio, crafted the interiors to reflect the city’s creative spirit while paying tribute to the hotel’s rich artistic heritage. Nearly 18-foot floor-to-ceiling windows with breathtaking views of the striking skyline and Central Park allow natural light to fill the space during the day and the city lights to dazzle at night. The spacious living area is elegantly designed to host social gatherings or facilitate meetings, featuring a dining table for eight and a Bernardaud dinnerware collection. The kitchen is equipped with premium Miele appliances—including a built-in microwave and wall oven, induction cooktop, 24-inch fully integrated dishwasher, and a Master Cool fridge-freezer—bringing a sense of refined residential comfort to this luxurious setting. The primary bedroom in the Manhattan Suite also includes a private bar, complete with a renowned wine selection.

Guests can indulge in restful sleep with soft Sferra linens on Bryte Balance king-size beds, equipped with AI-powered, multi-sensory technology that helps combat jet lag, promote quicker sleep, and ensure deeper rest. The lavish bathrooms further enhance the stay, featuring Le Labo amenities and the latest hair dryer from renowned stylist Rossano Ferretti. The opulent master bathroom offers a dual vanity, a walk-in rain shower functioning also as a steam room, an oversized marble soaking tub, heated marble floors, a Toto electric toilet, and bidets.

Additional amenities

The Manhattan Suite experience is elevated with exclusive amenities such as a dedicated concierge, a personalized welcome gift, a refrigerator and mini bar stocked to guests’ preferences, and the option for custom embroidered robes or pillowcases. Guests can also enjoy complimentary daily breakfast, indulgent spa treatments at the award-winning Spa Nalai, and seamless airport transfers to and from local NYC airports.

Additional enhancements available upon request for a fee include private jet transfers to New York City provided by Advent Jets, a personal in-suite chef tasting dinner, and a private hour in the indoor saltwater swimming pool, complete with a curated underwater playlist. Guests also have the option to have a Peloton bike delivered to the suite for an invigorating workout. They can further immerse themselves in the vibrant culture of New York City, thanks to the hotel’s prime location near iconic landmarks such as Central Park, Carnegie Hall, the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), and Lincoln Center, offering an array of enriching cultural experiences to explore.

The introduction of the Manhattan Suite complements the recent debut of the Hairspa by Hair Maestro Rossano Ferretti in June, setting the stage for forthcoming renovations that will feature a redesigned Spa Nalai and reimagined specialty suites, all equipped with Bryte Balance beds for enhanced comfort. These new developments are part of Park Hyatt New York’s celebration of its 10th anniversary, reflecting the hotel’s commitment to continual luxury and innovation.

For more information on Park Hyatt New York, visit www.parkhyattnewyork.com.