This summer, luxury in the Laurel Highlands of Pennsylvania’s Allegheny Mountains reaches new heights with the reopening of Nemacolin’s freshly updated hotel, The Chateau, along with other additions.

Past and returning guests can look forward to new pastel color schemes in guestrooms and suites, soaking tubs, luxurious textiles, and butler service. On the Chateau Club Floor, guests can indulge themselves by choosing one of 17 rooms that include an opulent, 2,200-square-foot Presidential Suite.

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A traditional afternoon tea service can be enjoyed in The Bleu Room, where décor embraces only shades of blue, from custom brocades to other details. Specialty tea blends are served in hand-painted porcelain teapots. Not far away, marble, brass and crystal define the Lobby Bar in its new space.

For craft cocktails, dinner and cabaret, Nightcap is the place to be, while The Smoking Lounge invites guests to unwind beneath the Violet Mystique Chandelier designed by renowned glass artist Dale Chihuly. For treats, guests can enjoy the retro 1950s design and frozen classics of PJ’s Ice Cream Parlor. Chateau stays also include options to visit the resort’s art studios.

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“As we grow and expand Nemacolin, we are consistently inspired to elevate our accommodations and guest offerings,” said Maggie Hardy, owner and CEO. “Our commitment to our guests and members is unwavering, and this is best exhibited through the constant reimagination of the property. The Chateau was our second accommodation and is a known favorite among Nemacolin patrons and at the heart of all who experience it. For us to provide the unparalleled and luxurious service we are known for, it was imperative we reimagine the hotel’s interiors to reflect modern finishes that convey the real-life magic and whimsy we are known for.”