IHG Hotels and Resorts debuts four new luxury properties around the world this summer.
InterContinental Chantilly Chateau Mont Royal
Slated to open this month, this chateau is located in France’s Chantilly Forest, near Paris. The property maintains 20th-century Louis XVI architecture, while incorporating modern elements. Explore on-site amenities including an indoor heated pool, sauna, spa, fitness center, tennis courts and kids club. The resort also offers two fine-dining restaurants. Le Stradivarius is located within the chateau’s former library, while Opéra offers a French brasserie experience.
© InterContinental Crete
Situated along the Agios Nikolaos coastline in Greece, this recently opened property offers guests state-of-the-art amenities. Experience the property’s wellness offerings including an indoor heated pool, private and couples’ treatment rooms, a hammam, sauna, steam room, and relaxation area. The property also boasts two infinity pools overlooking Mirabello Bay, including an adults-only area with a pool, restaurant and bar. Dine in the three on-site restaurants serving Mediterranean cuisine, plus three bars.
© Kimpton BEM Budapest
Opening this month on the Buda side of the Danube River, this boutique property is conveniently located near Budapest’s Castle District. The 19th-century former mansion will boast 127 rooms, an all-day lobby bar and restaurant, Mediterranean restaurant, secluded rooftop bar and garden, and 24-hour fitness center with hot tub and steam room.
Verno House Budapest, Vignette Collection
Also located in Budapest, this luxury property will debut this month. Home to 48 guestrooms and suites, the property also features a Finnish sauna, steam room, whirlpool and spa. Dine in the hotel’s Michelin-recommended restaurant, Flava, which serves North African, Latin American and Middle Eastern cuisine with a Hungarian spin.
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