Radisson Collection’s luxury expansion: New Hotels and Resorts in 2024

Thursday, December 21, 2023

luxury lifestyle brand, the Radisson Collection under the Radisson Hotel Group has experienced swift growth. By the close of 2023, the Radisson Collection brand will have 35 operational hotels and 24 under development globally, boasting over 7000 guest rooms and suites.

Distinguished by its unique character, the Radisson Collection brand encompasses both renowned heritage hotels and newly established properties in sought-after locations across Europe, the Asia Pacific, the Middle East, and Africa. The brand’s expansion in 2024 and 2025 builds upon the success of existing properties, maintaining its commitment to exceptional gastronomy, art, design, heritage experiences, and genuine local connections.

Leading the way in the Radisson Collection are Art, Dining, and Local Experiences. The Global Art Series, a continuing initiative, collaborates with emerging contemporary artists to create immersive artwork, showcasing iconic Radisson Collection locations through virtual and in-person exhibitions. The latest collaboration with 3D digital artist Alexis Christodoulou focuses on the Radisson Collection Strand Hotel in Stockholm and upcoming properties in 2024 and 2025.

Gastronomy is a key focus for Radisson Collection, with partnerships like Michelin-starred Chef Eneko Atxa for restaurants in Sevilla and Bilbao. The debut of Cour Des Loges Lyon in 2024 includes the reopening of the Michelin-starred restaurant Les Loges under Chef Anthony Bonnet.

In 2023, Radisson Collection introduced two new hotels:

1. Radisson Collection, Santa Sofia Milan (April 2023): A five-star luxury hotel with 159 rooms, combining landmark architecture, eclectic interiors, and exceptional gastronomy.
2. Radisson Collection Astorija Hotel, Vilnius (March 2023): Situated in the heart of Vilnius Old Town, this heritage hotel showcases Baroque architecture and embodies the Radisson Collection brand’s values.

Highlights of upcoming Radisson Collection openings in 2024 include properties in Srinagar, Rome, Lyon, and Galle. In 2025, the pipeline includes hotels in Budapest, France, Georgia, Morocco, Nigeria, and Italy.

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