Paris Hilton’s Beverly Hills Suite, Banyan Tree turns 30 and other hotel news you missed

For me, September was a difficult month. With it, the last moments of summer pass, the temperature begins to change and it’s time to start taking off your warm coat. However, my September was especially great. It starts with flying around the Mediterranean and check some Dreamy hotel in Italyfollowed by a quick trip to Mexico to explore Hyatt’s new all-inclusive brand.

While I was busy partying, a lot of hotel news broke out throughout this month. Graduation hotel officially joined Hilton Honorsas done about 100 small luxury hotels. Wyndham launches its newest luxury brand in the USand Kimpton began accepting reservations first all-inclusive resort.

Here’s some other hotel news you might have missed in September.

Banyan tree celebrates 30 years

Later this year, Banyan Tree — a collection of wellness-focused resorts — is celebrating its 30th anniversary with special activities, events and experiences around the world. Some events include wellness activities and dining experiences Original banyan tree in Phuket, Thailand; sunset dinner and Urban Wellbeing Retreat at the new Banyan Tree Dubai; 60 curated activities at other Banyan Tree facilities (eg New business facility in Kyoto); and refresh the brand’s signature dining experience, Saffron.

Paris Hilton’s Beverly Hills apartment

From October 4 to November 1, Paris Hilton will take over The Beverly Hilton Los Angeles with the launch of two “Stay Like an Infinite Icon” product sets. Paris Hilton said in a statement that the luxury suites are “complete with charm, fun and, of course, lots of pink.” The socialite and roots influencer added that she “grew up celebrating special moments” with her family at The Beverly Hilton.

For the opportunity to stay, Hilton Honors members can pay for a two-night stay includes “special surprise in Paris”, gift bag and round-trip airport transfer. Or, a few lucky people will be able to Book directly through the hotel’s websiteThe stay lasts from October 4 to November 1

A resort near Zion is shaking up Utah’s vacation scene

A new luxury resort located on more than 600 acres is opening in St. George, Utah, near Zion National Park. It will have direct access to Snow Canyon State Park – a great location for outdoor enthusiasts who also seek upscale dining and spa experiences. Black desert resort will debut its first phase following the PGA Tour FedEx Cup in October 2024. The Tom Weiskopf-designed course will also host LPGA Tour competition in May 2025.

The resort is among those certified by Utah Dark sky locations making this a great place for stargazing. Amenities also include nine Wellness Suites with direct spa access, 13 spa treatment rooms, more than 700 guest rooms, 45,000 square feet of indoor/outdoor meeting and event space, and seven Diverse restaurant and beverage options.

The resort has created one Special preview experience offer: Get 50% off room rates starting at $199 per night, including a $50 resort credit valid through March 31, 2025. — Becky Blaine

Alila opens the brand’s first urban resort in China

Thinking of Hyatt’s Alila brand often conjures up images of entertainment destinations like the Maldives or Big Sur. The ultra-luxury signature of the World of Hyatt network entered the urban resort market when Alila Shanghai opened this month in the Chinese city. At the hotel, luxury and tranquility meet Shanghai style.

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The hotel has 186 rooms including 94 suites, all tastefully furnished with neutral furnishings and colors. While visitors may be in the heart of one of Asia’s busiest cities, Alila Shanghai offers a cool, tranquil feel – thanks in part to the water features and 17-foot-tall trees clustered in middle of the lobby on the 4th floor.

Even lower-level guest rooms have walk-in closets here. But most exciting is the 2,626-square-foot Penthouse Suite, which features a spacious entertaining area, city views, and a deep-soaking elliptical tub.

Are you thinking of visiting Alila Shanghai? Act quickly and take advantage of some great opening deals where you can find suites for under $400 per night. — Cameron Sperance

Food chain Andaz launched in October

Running through December, the Andaz Culinary Series will see several chefs from Andaz properties in the United States, Costa Rica and Mexico set up camp at Andaz Scottsdale Resort & Bungalows for extended events a week of special dining experiences, limited edition menus and other treats- relaying events to guests and locals.

Below is a summary of the events.

October 17-20: Andaz Papagayo Peninsula @ Andaz Scottsdale

• Six-course private chef experience hosted by Chef Bruno of Costa Rica and Chef Sammy of Scottsdale
• Limited edition menu at Weft & Warp Art Bar + Kitchen
• Crudo Station and more

November 7-9: Andaz Maui @ Andaz Scottsdale

• Luau-inspired menu with live entertainment
• Six-course private chef experience hosted by Chef Richard of Maui and Chef Sammy of Scottsdale
• “Poke All Around” Class — a unique and engaging class where culinary traditions meet Hawaiian history and introduces the ancient origins of Hawaiian poke (originally prepared by native Hawaiians using freshly caught fish and local ingredients available from land and sea, including sea salt, rancid [seaweed] and inamona [roasted kukui nuts])

December 12-14: Andaz Mayakoba @ Andaz Scottsdale

• A six-course private chef experience hosted by chef Miguel of Mayakoba and chef Sammy of Scottsdale
• Limited edition menu at Weft & Warp Art Bar + Kitchen
• Ceviche making class and more

Reservations and more information are available on Andaz Scottsdale website.

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