The top new hotels to book in 2022 are here.

While 2021 didn’t quite live up to our travel dreams, we’re hoping for better adventures in 2022.

From sleek city retreats in Oslo, Sydney, and New York to exotic island resorts in Mozambique, Indonesia, and the Maldives, a whole new world of hotel openings awaits in 2022.

We’ve curated a list of 22 exceptional hotels set to open in 2021 and 2022, perfect for your next getaway—or just for daydreaming.

Where available, starting prices are included for your convenience.

Rock House, Turks and Caicos

Opening in spring 2022, Rock House is poised to become one of the most exclusive resorts in Turks and Caicos, with 46 luxurious Mediterranean-style cottages, each featuring private plunge pools with ocean views.

Tucked into the limestone cliffs on Providenciales’ tranquil north shore, the resort will also offer a private beach, a European-inspired beach club, scenic nature trails, and the largest infinity pool in Turks and Caicos at 100 feet long.

Rock House, 1 International Drive, Providenciales, Turks and Caicos

The Reykjavik EDITION, Iceland

Opening on November 9, The Reykjavik EDITION impresses from the start with its striking ebony exterior crafted from charred wood and blackened steel, inspired by Iceland's dramatic volcanic landscapes.

Step inside to discover a lobby featuring floors made of volcanic rock, a lavish spa with a hammam, and a signature restaurant led by Michelin-starred chef Gunnar Karl Gíslason. Staying true to EDITION’s signature style, the hotel’s 253 rooms are sleek and contemporary, with Icelandic artwork and floor-to-ceiling windows framing views of the city.

The Reykjavik EDITION, Austurbakki 2, 101 Reykjavík, Iceland

Kisawa, Mozambique

For those seeking an extraordinary getaway, Kisawa is the ultimate destination—a lush 300-hectare paradise on the southern tip of Mozambique’s tranquil Benguerra Island. It opened its doors on November 1.

Each of the resort’s 22 beautifully designed bungalows sits on its own private acre of beachfront or forest, offering unmatched seclusion. The property features a wellness center with customized Ayurvedic treatments, seven restaurants serving organic produce grown on-site, and a marine research center and ocean observatory.

Kisawa, Benguerra Island, 1304, Mozambique

W Melbourne, Australia

The W Melbourne, which debuted in February, marked the first international five-star hotel to open in Australia in 2021—offering a glimmer of hope for the revival of tourism in the country.

True to the W brand, this hotel is sleek and contemporary, with a distinct Melbourne vibe: think an underground cocktail lounge, a gold-roofed indoor pool featuring a DJ booth, and a stylish coffee shop that shifts into a wine bar come evening.

The 294 rooms are equally captivating, each featuring indulgent deep-soaking tubs and panoramic views over the city or the Yarra River.

W Melbourne, 408 Flinders Lane, Melbourne, Australia

Four Seasons Resort and Residences Napa Valley, California

Wine lovers and luxury enthusiasts will adore the Four Seasons’ latest gem in Napa Valley—California's first resort nestled within an active winery.

Opened in November, this farmhouse-inspired retreat offers just 85 rooms and suites, each featuring cozy fireplaces and bathtubs with expansive views over the vineyards.

In addition to the plush accommodations, guests can experience the art of winemaking from grape to glass, with tastings at the resort’s own Elusa Winery.

Four Seasons Resort and Residences Napa Valley; 400 Silverado Trail N, Calistoga, California, USA

NoMad London, United Kingdom

NoMad Hotels, known for their chic boutique properties in New York, Los Angeles, and Las Vegas, made their global debut in May with the opening of NoMad London.

Housed in a beautifully restored 19th-century courthouse in Covent Garden, the hotel’s 91 rooms blend modern and art deco design, creating a cool and eclectic vibe.

A standout feature of the hotel is its signature NoMad restaurant, where you can savor fresh, seasonal dishes and elevated comfort food—such as roast chicken stuffed with foie gras and black truffles—paired with exquisite English wines.

NoMad London, 28 Bow St, London WC2E 7AW, United Kingdom

Explora El Chaltén, Argentina

Adventure awaits at Explora El Chaltén, an incredible lodge that opened in December, tucked away in a private 14,000-acre natural reserve in Patagonia.

Guests enjoy easy access to 15 miles of designated hiking trails, rock climbing routes, and ice-trekking expeditions at nearby glaciers—all led by expert guides and included in your stay.

Inside, you’ll find 20 light-filled, minimalist rooms offering breathtaking views of Patagonia’s snow-capped mountain peaks.

Explora El Chaltén, Rita Provincial 41 Km.16 N, El Chalten, Santa Cruz, Argentina

One&Only Aesthesis, Greece

Opening in late 2022, One&Only Aesthesis offers the perfect blend of vibrant city life and serene beach relaxation. Just a short drive from Athens and iconic landmarks like the Acropolis, the resort promises a tranquil escape by the sea.

Nestled within 14 acres of lush coastal forest, the resort feels like a secluded island. Its 127 rooms feature mid-century design elements with high ceilings, woven leather accents, and soft, muted tones, all while offering breathtaking views of the Aegean Sea.

One&Only Aesthesis, Glyfada, Greece

Montage Big Sky, United States

Montage Big Sky, which opened in December, is Montana’s first luxury five-star resort.

While the main highlight is the direct access to Big Sky’s world-class slopes, Montage Big Sky is a destination in itself, featuring a 10,000-square-foot alpine spa, a bowling alley, and several dining options including a barbecue restaurant and smokehouse.

Montage Big Sky, 995 Settlement Trail, Big Sky, Montana, USA

Korinkyo, Japan

Situated just steps from Kanazawa’s Kenrokuen Garden—one of Japan’s most stunning landscaped gardens—this minimalist hotel, which opened this year in Ishikawa Prefecture, is a tribute to nature.

Onsite, guests can visit an aroma distillery to craft their own essential oils using locally sourced forest materials, which are then used in their rooms and the hotel’s rooftop sauna and bath. The hotel’s 18 rooms exemplify Japanese minimalism, featuring wood and stone finishes and a muted design that allows the surrounding nature views to shine.

Korinkyo, 1 Chome-1-31 Katamachi, Kanazawa, Ishikawa, Japan

andBeyond Grumeti Serengeti River Lodge

Once a tented camp built in the 1990s, andBeyond Grumeti Serengeti will be reborn in June 2022 as an exquisite luxury lodge.

Each of the lodge’s 10 suites boasts deep-soaking tubs and private outdoor decks with plunge pools offering sweeping views of the Serengeti, while elements like canvas, banana fiber, and hardwood keep the spirit of its tented origins alive.

Other highlights include a cutting-edge gym and an infinity pool that overlooks a wildlife-filled watering hole. Despite its lavish exterior, sustainability is at the heart of this resort, which will operate on 80% renewable energy.

andBeyond Grumeti Serengeti River Lodge, Serengeti National Park, Tanzania

Six Senses Ibiza, Spain

Though it may seem surprising for wellness brand Six Senses to set up shop in Ibiza, their newest resort fits perfectly. The Six Senses Ibiza, nestled into a rugged cliff and spread across 20 private acres, offers a peaceful sanctuary amidst the island's vibrant energy.

The resort features 116 airy, coastal-inspired suites and two townhouses, each with stunning views of the Balearic Sea. The true highlight, however, is the spa: offering treatments ranging from cryotherapy to infrared saunas, and even an in-house shaman to guide guests toward spiritual well-being.

Six Senses Ibiza, Carrer Camí de sa Torre, 71, 07810 San Juan Bautista, Illes Balears, Spain

Buahan, a Banyan Tree Escape, Indonesia

Nestled among rice paddies and dense jungle in northern Ubud, Buahan takes full advantage of its untouched surroundings with a unique "no walls, no doors" design, offering guests an immersive experience where they truly feel at one with nature.

Opening in April 2022, Buahan features 16 secluded balés that seamlessly merge indoor and outdoor living spaces, each providing breathtaking 180-degree views of nature. The resort also boasts a zero-waste, plant-based restaurant and a series of hidden "Hideaway Spots" scattered across the property, perfect for reading, meditating, or simply connecting with the natural world.

Buahan, a Banyan Tree Escape, Banjar Selat, Buahan Kaja, Payangan, Gianyar, Bali 80572, Indonesia

The Johri, India

Nestled discreetly in the Johri Bazaar, Jaipur’s famous gemstone market, The Johri provides a tranquil, stylish escape amidst the city’s vibrant energy. Open for almost a year, this boutique gem features just five suites, each lavishly adorned with Rajasthani art and luxurious textiles inspired by a different gemstone.

The common spaces are grand yet welcoming, with ornate hand-painted jungle murals, antique furnishings, and an abundance of lush plants. Add to this daily afternoon “high-chai” tea and complimentary yoga and meditation sessions, and you have one of Jaipur’s most charming boutique hotel experiences.

The Johri, 3950, MSB Ka Rasta, Johri Bazar, Ghat Darwaza, Jaipur, Rajasthan, India

Crown Sydney, Australia

Rising above the Sydney skyline, Crown Sydney is the city’s newest and most opulent hotel. The stunning petal-shaped tower is home to 14 dining venues, including the internationally acclaimed Nobu, an infinity pool with panoramic views of Sydney Harbor, and 349 spacious, luxurious rooms.

Additional attractions include a Roman bathhouse-inspired spa and a rooftop bar serving sophisticated craft cocktails, with breathtaking views of the Harbor Bridge and Opera House.

Crown Sydney, 1 Barangaroo Ave, Barangaroo, New South Wales, Australia

Le Méridien Maldives Resort & Spa, Maldives

Opening in September, the Maldives’ newest resort strikes a harmonious balance between luxury and family fun, offering something for both adults and children.

Accommodations at Le Méridien Maldives range from cozy overwater bungalows to spacious multi-bedroom beach villas, both offering direct access to the crystal-clear waters and lush tropical forests of Lhaviyani Atoll. Guests can also indulge in a luxurious overwater spa, dine at six different restaurants, or enjoy a dedicated kids' club complete with its own pool.

Le Méridien Maldives Resort & Spa, Lhaviyani Atoll, Thilamaafushi Island 07040 Maldives

Aman New York, United States

Set to debut in May 2022, Aman’s latest property promises to be a serene and luxurious retreat from the hustle and bustle of New York City’s streets.

Housed in the iconic Crown Building in Manhattan, this hotel will feature only 83 rooms and suites, each equipped with its own working fireplace – a rare feature in New York. For those who wish to make it a permanent stay, there are also 22 private residences, each with its own outdoor terrace and heated pool.

The highlight, however, is the sprawling spa: covering nearly 25,000 square feet across three levels, it includes a hammam, a 65-foot indoor pool, a yoga studio, and a hydrotherapy zone.

Aman New York, The Crown Building, 730 5th Ave, New York, NY 10019, United States

Four Seasons Resort Tamarindo, Mexico

Set on a cliffside within a private peninsula on Mexico’s Pacific Coast, this stunning new Four Seasons is set to redefine luxury and sustainability when it opens in April 2022.

The resort sits within a 3,000-acre eco-reserve and features a Discovery Center that educates guests on the local wildlife. Designed with sustainability in mind, the resort’s layout integrates naturally with the environment. The 157 rooms, decorated with stone, wood, and local textiles, are divided between the beach, the forest, and the cliffs. Cliffside suites are the ultimate indulgence, featuring private infinity pools with spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean.

Four Seasons Resort Tamarindo, K.M. 7.5 Carretera Federal 200 Barra de Navidad-Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, México

KAI Poroto by Hoshino Resorts, Japan

Opening in January, this onsen ryokan – a quintessential Japanese inn built around natural hot springs – is the perfect wellness retreat.

Guests can immerse themselves in the therapeutic, mineral-rich waters in a variety of ways, from the iconic cone-shaped bathhouse to the outdoor baths with breathtaking views of Lake Poroto. The 42 rooms exude understated luxury, each offering sweeping lake vistas. The dining experience is equally simple yet exquisite, with daily offerings of fresh sashimi, seafood soups, and Hokkaido crab.

KAI Poroto; 1-1018-94 Wakakusa, Shiraoi, Hokkaido 059-0902, Japan

COMO Le Montrachet, France

For wine enthusiasts, this charming boutique hotel, nestled in the heart of the Burgundy wine region, offers an ideal escape just moments from renowned Grand Cru vineyards.

Opening in stages starting in 2022, this peaceful retreat will feature 31 lavish rooms and suites spread across four 18th-century buildings, situated in a quiet village square. The property marks COMO's debut in France, blending classic French sophistication with their signature service and eco-conscious luxury.

COMO Le Montrachet

The Loutrel, Charleston

Opened in November 2021, The Loutrel brings Southern charm to Charleston, South Carolina. Upon arrival, guests are greeted with a signature “Nice to Meet You” Swizzle cocktail, complemented by homemade cookies and local treats throughout their stay.

The hotel’s design exudes the warmth of Charleston: the veranda-style lobby, complete with live citrus trees and a repurposed Southern porch swing, invites relaxation. The 50 guest rooms feature a soothing palette of Lowcountry blues, greens, and golds.

From the rooftop, guests can enjoy breathtaking views of the Ravenel Bridge and the iconic steeples that have earned Charleston the nickname 'The Holy City.'

The Loutrel, 61 State St, Charleston, SC 29401, United States

Sommerro, Norway

Nestled in one of Oslo’s historic districts, surrounded by 19th-century buildings, Sommerro is poised to become the city’s newest and most stylish urban retreat.

Scheduled to open in September 2022, Sommerro’s 242 rooms will combine Nordic design traditions – featuring clean lines and minimalist chic – with vibrant splashes of color and art deco touches like sculptural lighting and curved panels. The communal areas are equally stunning: a lush cafe, a Nordic-Japanese fusion restaurant offering panoramic city views, and Oslo’s first-ever rooftop pool.

Sommerro, Sommerrogata 1, Oslo, Norway