New Hotels Opening Worth Visiting

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While traveler continues to pick up, we thought we’d share information on some new hotels you may want to consider for your next vacation.

Hilton’s Conrad Brand will open its first resort in Mexico, the Conrad Punta de Mita is scheduled for a debut on September 1. This resort located in Riviera Nayarit, is situated in a natural scene landscape with turquoise water. Of the 324 guest rooms, 96 rooms and suites, all boasting of Pacific Ocean views, will be available for booking. The villa “Casitas” offer large patios and plunge pools, freestanding soaking tubs and outdoor showers. A specialty restaurant features a curated menu based on the phases of the moon. Click for a selection of Mexico vacation packages.

Photo credit: Hilton Conrad Hotel

Radisson Blu Resort Maldives is found on a private island in the Alifu Dhaalu Atoll. All 128 beachfront or overwater villas feature private pools, ocean views, state-of-the art amenities and one, two or three bedrooms. The diving and watersports center will soothe the senses in the overwater spa and yoga pavilion. Work out at the fitness center while the kids club and game rooms will keep the young guests entertained.

Photo Credit: Radisson Blu Resort Maldives

Montage Healdsburg is a wine country retreat in the Sonoma wine country. The authentic charm and scenic beauty of 258 acres of rolling vineyards and oak tree groves add to the environmentally conscious design of the 130 luxurious bungalows. Enjoy the 11,500 square foot spa and the zero edge resort pool, as well as three dining options including a poolside restaurant inspired by the region’s culinary heritage. It’s a perfect place to stay to have easy access visit Northern California’s renowned wineries.

Photo Credit: Montage Healdsburg

The Ritz-Carlton, Nikko is located in a surrounding area known as a holy place in Japan. It was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site for the cultural, religious and architectural significance of its richly decorated shrines and temples. Secluded along Lake Chuzenji and overlooking Mount Nantai, The Ritz-Carlton, Nikko breathes tranquility. The resort’s 94 guest rooms and suites feature private balconies with an engawa (the so-called edge of the house) lounge area offering guests to view the striking scenery surrounding the hotel. Each room has a view of either Lake Chuzenji or Moun Nantai. Japan tours 2021 are now available.

Photo Credit RItz-Carlton Niiko

Kimpton Key West is opening the Winslow’s Bungalows and Lighthouse Hotel in historic Key West’s Old Town. This is the largest of the five properties Kimpton owns in Key West with 85 rooms, three private pools, an outdoor bar and gardens. It features a collection of mid-1800s buildings set amongst brick garden grounds and a lively pool with pool-side bar.

Photo Credit: Kimpton Hotels and Restaurants
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