This new year will usher in a fleet of luxury hotels slated to open in locations that range from the familiar (New York City) to the exotic (hello, Mauritius). We’ve chosen a short list of 10 hotels to watch in 2012. With unique amenities and vastly different vibes, these hotels all have one thing in common — we can’t wait to check in.
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The St. Regis Bal Harbour Resort. The luxury chain’s newest location will open its doors on Jan. 19 in the exclusive enclave of Bal Harbour, just outside Miami. The newly constructed beachfront hotel has three sleek, glass-encased towers that deliver ocean views from each of the 27 floors. Look for Art Deco-influenced design with a heavy dose of glam — common areas feature unusual accents such as the graffiti-style mural that anchors the bar and the massive crystal chandelier in the hotel’s Grand Hall. The Jean-Georges Vongerichten-created J&G Grill and Remède Spa provide diversions, as do the private oceanfront cabanas and outdoor pool. 2. Trump International Hotel & Tower Toronto. In typical Trump fashion, this hotel will own the skyline when it opens in downtown Toronto on Jan. 31 — the tower will be Canada’s tallest residential building and its second-tallest structure (the unique articulated spire puts a fine point on the building’s size). Each room — 261 in all — will deliver views of the city and Lake Ontario, along with a “champagne and caviar” color scheme (think dark gray walls, crystal wall sconces and aubergine-hued silk drapes). Trump Toronto’s amenities include an 18,000-square-foot spa located on the 65-story building’s 31st floor, with dedicated spa concierges to create personalized treatments and experiences. 3. Conrad New York. Opening early this year, Conrad New York will bring 463 sleek rooms to Manhattan’s Battery Park neighborhood. The light-filled hotel will feature a dramatic 15-story atrium and a green rooftop, complete with a bar and an herb garden. With more than 32,000 square feet of event space and catering by restaurateur Danny Meyer’s Union Square Events, the Conrad is positioning itself as the place to host parties in the Financial District.
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The St. Regis Bal Harbour Resort. The luxury chain’s newest location will open its doors on Jan. 19 in the exclusive enclave of Bal Harbour, just outside Miami. The newly constructed beachfront hotel has three sleek, glass-encased towers that deliver ocean views from each of the 27 floors. Look for Art Deco-influenced design with a heavy dose of glam — common areas feature unusual accents such as the graffiti-style mural that anchors the bar and the massive crystal chandelier in the hotel’s Grand Hall. The Jean-Georges Vongerichten-created J&G Grill and Remède Spa provide diversions, as do the private oceanfront cabanas and outdoor pool. 2. Trump International Hotel & Tower Toronto. In typical Trump fashion, this hotel will own the skyline when it opens in downtown Toronto on Jan. 31 — the tower will be Canada’s tallest residential building and its second-tallest structure (the unique articulated spire puts a fine point on the building’s size). Each room — 261 in all — will deliver views of the city and Lake Ontario, along with a “champagne and caviar” color scheme (think dark gray walls, crystal wall sconces and aubergine-hued silk drapes). Trump Toronto’s amenities include an 18,000-square-foot spa located on the 65-story building’s 31st floor, with dedicated spa concierges to create personalized treatments and experiences. 3. Conrad New York. Opening early this year, Conrad New York will bring 463 sleek rooms to Manhattan’s Battery Park neighborhood. The light-filled hotel will feature a dramatic 15-story atrium and a green rooftop, complete with a bar and an herb garden. With more than 32,000 square feet of event space and catering by restaurateur Danny Meyer’s Union Square Events, the Conrad is positioning itself as the place to host parties in the Financial District.
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