After a year-long renewal project, The Ritz-Carlton, Philadelphia reveals a luxurious new lobby, guestrooms, meeting and event spaces and dining. New guestrooms feature a neutral array of hues, accented in green, blue and metallic. Rooms have separate work and relaxation spaces and also offer a casual dining space. The Ritz-Carlton Suite located on the 31^st floor boasts breathtaking city views, its own personal elevator, two bedrooms, separate living and dining spaces, an en-suite kitchen and bathroom views of City Hall and William Penn. “After years of thoughtful planning and construction we are thrilled to re-introduce The Ritz-Carlton, Philadelphia, and showcase the new modern interiors inside our classic and historic building. We are delighted to solidify our place as the only branded luxury hotel in Philadelphia,” said Darryll Adam, general manager, The Ritz-Carlton, Philadelphia. The focal point at on-site restaurant Aqimero by Richard Sandoval is a wood-burning grill, serving a Latin menu of sustainably caught seafood, steak and other carnivorous options. The accompanying Suviche Bar combines several types of raw bars for a large assortment of seafood. The bar, lounge and main dining area offer plenty of space for intimate dinners or groups large and small, seating a total of 206.