What are the Top 10 best new hotels in Europe in 2025?

What are the Top 10 best new hotels in Europe in 2025? - Portugal Business News

Tourism News Europe – Here is the list of the Top 10 best new hotels in Europe in 2025, according to Condé Nast Traveller:

Top 10 best new hotels in Europe in 2025:

1 – Gundari resort, Folegandros island, Greece

The first luxury boutique resort on the Greek island of Folegandros is located in the Cycladic archipelago. With no airport or cruise terminal, it is authentic with its donkeys for transport and its quiet villages. Gundari resort on Folegandros island has 27 earthy limestone suites and villas perched on cliffs that soar above secluded beaches lapped by sparkling Aegean waves. With private infinity pools, a swim-up bar, and cuisine overseen by Lefteris Lazarou, guests can disconnect from the world in style.

2 - Palazzo Talìa hotel, Rome, Italy

Palazzo Talìa hotel in Rome is a renovated 16th-century Renaissance palace that used to be Rome’s most prestigious patrician school, producing over three centuries of cardinals and dignitaries. While the decoration is futuristic, a three-meter-high 1940s chandelier provides an interface of silvery light between old and new, with splashes of color outfitted in berry pinks, hematite red, and Verona-green prints that are modern reflections as a counterpart to the frescoed ceilings. 

3 - Maxx Royal Bodrum resort, Turkey

Maxx Royal Bodrum Resort is the glitzy new arrival along Turkey’s Turquoise Coast, with suites, villas, terraces that flow into shared infinity pools, a Wellbeing Centre, a kids club and lagunas.

4 - The Emory hotel, London, UK

The Emory Hotel overlooks Hyde Park and is probably one of the most luxurious hotels in London. London’s first all-suite hotel has a fitness studio, a spa, a rooftop bar and helicopter transfers.

5 - Palacete Severo hotel, Porto, Portugal

Palacete Severo hotel was built by architect Ricardo Severo in 1904 and is something of a museum that was immaculately restored by designer Paulo Lobo. There is a spa, a sleek swimming pool, a bistro in the lovely internal tiled courtyard, and a restaurant helmed by chef Tiago Bonito who earned a Michelin star for his work at Largo do Paço in Rio de Janeiro. 

6 - W Prague hotel, Czech Republic

The W Prague hotel with its gold-embossed façade is the former Grand Hotel Europa, with its Art Nouveau décor that has been carefully restored. The historical hotel has Le Petit Beef Bar for steak fans, and a spa with hydrotherapy experiences.

7 - One&Only resort, Kéa Island, Greece

The One&Only resort is located on Kéa Island that is a little-known Cycladic Island not far from mainland Greece. The hotel design emphasizes locally sourced stones that emphasize the natural cove. Rooms are more like individual villas with private patios, secluded balconies and infinity pools. At the foot of the valley is the tree-shaded Bond Beach Club which serves Mediterranean-Asian fusion cuisine, a spa, a kid’s club, and a sports centre. At the peak of the hilltop is the central lobby and main restaurant with panoramic views across the Aegean and towards the temple of Poseidon located at Cape Sounio. 

8 - Hotel Romeo, Rome, Italy

Hotel Romeo in Rome is a 16th-century palazzo decorated with ancient artefacts such as the marble head of Livia Drusilla, wife to the emperor Augustus. It is located only a few steps away from Piazza del Popolo, and the futuristic 74 rooms and suites are combined with the original frescoes, Carrara marble, and Macassar ebony. The Alain Ducasse restaurant and the spa by Sisley Paris are sure to please everyone.

9 - Rosewood Schloss Fuschl hotel, Austria 

The Rosewood Schloss Fuschl hotel is a castle that was the actual location for the first movie in the famous Sissi trilogy. The original castle was built in 1461 and was lavishly restored. The hotel has become an international hot spot with its lake club that attracts guests in the summer and the Asaya Spa with indoor and outdoor pools, saunas, and gym with lake views for winter vacations. The hotel offers a majestic view of Austria’s Lake Fuschl and its mountain slopes.

10 - Hotel du Couvent, Nice, France

The hotel used to be a convent and is located in Nice’s Old Town. The subterranean circuit of thermal pools is inspired by the ruins of Roman baths nearby, and the organic farm in the Var valley supplies the three restaurants.