The new W Prague.
From Brussels to Prague via the vineyards of South Africa, these new hotel openings combine the best of history and contemporary elegance. Each offers a unique opportunity to benefit from world-class service in must-see destinations abroad.
Corinthia Brussels
The iconic Grand Hotel Astoria, today reborn under the name Corinthia Brusselsofficially opened its doors after an extensive four-year transformation. Located on Rue Royale, this revitalized property offers 126 rooms and suites, as well as an underground spa.
Originally opened in 1910, the Corinthia Group reinvented this monument, preserving its historic grandeur while infusing it with modern luxury and amenities. The hotel's meticulously restored façade and ground floor pay homage to its rich history, making it a perfect blend of heritage and innovation.
The hotel's culinary offering is led by two Michelin-starred chefs, David Martin and Christophe Hardiquest, who present The Little Bon Bon And Palais-Royalwhile Belgian mixologist Hannah Van Ongevalle launches her first solo concept, Under the stairs. Guests can enjoy the luxurious underground spa, including seven private treatment rooms, a sauna, a steam room and a fitness center. Corinthia Brussels combines tradition and luxury, positioning itself as a notable addition to the European luxury hotel scene.
For more information, visit corinthia.com/en-gb/brussels.
Hotel Prague
W Hotels announced the new Hotel Praguethe beginnings of the brand in the Czech Republic. Located in the heart of Wenceslas Square, this transformation of the former Grand Hotel Evropa combines the building's iconic Art Nouveau style with the bold, unconventional luxury of W Hotels.
Featuring 161 rooms and suites, W Prague offers unique accommodations like WOW Bohemia Duplex and the E-WOW suitea modern touch to Presidential Suite. Guests will also be able to enjoy the W Lounge and the Above Rooftop Bar, which offers breathtaking views of the city skyline.
W Prague celebrates the city's rich culture with innovative culinary experiences. Le Grand Café, relaunched in partnership with restaurateur Riccardo Giraudi, offers The Little Beefbaran upscale bistro focused on premium local and global meats. In the meantime, Minus onethe hotel's immersive basement experience, features a premium cocktail scene featuring the creations of award-winning mixologist Jan Sebek.
For customers looking for relaxation, the Spa FAR is an urban oasis, featuring a WET pool, thermal suite and All-season water travel—a multi-sensory experience representing the four seasons. The one from the hotel ADJUST The gym and running club invite guests to stay active while exploring the city.
To book for more information visit wprague.com.
Speyer wine farm
Scheduled to open in March 2025, the newly transformed Spier Wine Farm Hotel is nestled in the heart of the Cape Winelands. Spier, one of the country's oldest wineries, is known for its award-winning wines and commitment to regenerative agriculture. The new farm hotel will offer guests an immersive experience rooted in authenticity and sustainability.
With 80 rooms and suites, the hotel is designed with intentional connections to nature. The property's gardens, home to 39,000 native fynbos plants, complete a well-being spa featuring the unique Cape Herbal Bath House. Guests can relax among medicinal plants or enjoy private spaces with views of the Helderberg Mountains or the lush gardens.
The hotel's culinary offerings will celebrate farm produce with two farm-to-table restaurants, a rooftop bar and a wine library showcasing Spier wines. Guests will also enjoy exclusive access to immersive farm experiences, a dedicated kids' club and a large heated swimming pool. The spa offers wellness treatments and a 3,600-piece collection of contemporary South African art.
For ultimate luxury, the 3-bedroom private villas, available mid-2025, offer seclusion and full access to hotel amenities. Opening March 1, 2025, Spier Wine Farm Hotel is now accepting reservations.
For more information, visit spier.co.za/us/.
