The new chic hotels that will go around the world in 2023, from New York to Mallorca via Paris
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AdvertisementAcross the globe, dozens of exciting new hotels are ready to welcome guests in 2023. no matter the budget, and cities – especially Paris and Milan – are on the rise. Here, Sarah Turner picks her best from the Alps, Athens and Australia to Mallorca, Mexico and Tangier.
When the first snow dump arrives in the Alps, a two Swiss charmers will be ready and waiting for skiers and après-skiers.
Faern Arosa Altein, in Graubünden, and Faern Crans -Montana, in Valais, both have indoor and outdoor pools if you'd rather swim than ski, and speakeasy-inspired bars if you'd rather spend hours over a cocktail.
The interiors may be 1970s-inspired, but don't expect cheesy. Instead, decor is sleek and simple, with rich woods and leathers, the perfect setting for enjoying meals all day and admiring the views.
Both hotels allow skiing directly from the door. In summer they provide an excellent hiking base for those who prefer not to be smothered by the Mediterranean. Double B&B costs from £365 per night ()....
Across the globe, dozens of exciting new hotels are ready to welcome guests in 2023. no matter the budget, and cities – especially Paris and Milan – are on the rise. Here, Sarah Turner picks her best from the Alps, Athens and Australia to Mallorca, Mexico and Tangier.
When the first snow dump arrives in the Alps, a two Swiss charmers will be ready and waiting for skiers and après-skiers.
Faern Arosa Altein, in Graubünden, and Faern Crans -Montana, in Valais, both have indoor and outdoor pools if you'd rather swim than ski, and speakeasy-inspired bars if you'd rather spend hours over a cocktail.
The interiors may be 1970s-inspired, but don't expect cheesy. Instead, decor is sleek and simple, with rich woods and leathers, the perfect setting for enjoying meals all day and admiring the views.
Both hotels allow skiing directly from the door. In summer they provide an excellent hiking base for those who prefer not to be smothered by the Mediterranean. Double B&B costs from £365 per night ()....
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