11/01/2025
2025’s Most Stylish Stays
An understated entry to Dubai’s lineup of hotels opened last fall: , a
251-room, low-key oasis on the shores of flashy urban peninsula Bluewaters Dubai.
Inside, nods to the brand’s Miami-party-scene roots include The Rose Bar, a dark, moody space whose design evokes a rose petal, with a sparkling “disco corridor” entry, rose-quartz-topped bar, and menu of classic cocktails such as apple martinis and crisp cosmos. Whimsical topiaries à la Alice in Wonderland add playful forms to outdoor spaces, including a fairy-tale-inspired swimming pool. Along with four dining options, the hotel offers a wide swath of private beach that looks out on the glittering Dubai skyline.
In a city that thrives on reinvention, the
171-room is poised to pull off a deft old-and-new balancing act when it reopens this fall. Made Hollywood-famous as the setting for the 2003 film Lost in Translation.
An extensive renovation of The New York, slated to wrap this spring, polishes the NYC landmark’s 375 guest rooms and suites to their original art deco glory and adds a new 30,000-square-foot spa.
The 134-room , Rosewood’s Netherlands debut, will radiate palatial prestige when it opens this spring in the former Palace of Justice, overlooking the Prinsengracht.