Oetker Collection, whose iconic portfolio includes The Lanesborough, London and Jumby Bay Island, West Indies, is bringing its first Masterpiece Hotel to the United States next year.
The Vineta Hotel in Palm Beach, Florida, will be the 12th Masterpiece Hotel and is located at the heart of Palm Beach. It is within touching distance of the beach and the vibrant boutique, restaurant and gallery scene of Worth Avenue.
The nearly 100-year-old landmark property was most recently known as The Chesterfield but the Oetker Collection will restore the Vineta name, for which it was known for half a century, and undergo a top to bottom renovation, introducing fresh and bright interiors while reducing room numbers from 53 to 41 to increase space.
Once popular with celebrities and locals, the former Leopard Lounge will transform into a place to enjoy laid-back lunches or dynamic dinners. The courtyard will become the ultimate al fresco experience, while new additions will see a Mediterranean-inspired indoor/outdoor poolside restaurant and an intimate statement bar.
Mandarin Oriental has announced plans to debut a sophisticated luxury hotel in Kuwait, proposed to open in 2028.
Located in the financial district, The Mandarin Oriental, Kuwait, will be just a 20-minute drive from Kuwait International Airport in an iconic 80-story tower comprising a podium of international retail and entertainment centres.
The hotel will enjoy views of downtown Kuwait City and feature 159 guestrooms, 33 suites and ten serviced apartments. Dining options include a signature restaurant, a three-meal period venue, a poolside restaurant, a lobby lounge including a Mandarin Cake Shop, plus a club lounge and shisha venue.
Extensive Spa facilities will include eight private treatment rooms, a fitness centre, an indoor pool and an outdoor landscaped pool deck.
The Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group operates some of the world’s most luxurious hotels, resorts and residences in 24 countries and territories, including Mandarin Oriental Bangkok and Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park, London.
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