
The Mondrian brand will almost triple its number of hotels by 2025. With eight hotels worldwide - in Los Angeles, Miami, New York, London, Doha and Seoul, as well as Cannes and Mexico City - this high-end lifestyle brand with fourteen more to come. Taken over by Accor as part of the takeover of US group SBEthen integrated into the Ennismore joint ventureMondrian has four of these on this year's programme.
After the metamorphosis of the Grand Hôtel de Cannes, now the Mondrian Cannes last March, this arty, design-led brand will be adding a new hotel in France in early autumn in Bordeaux. The location is in line with the brand's lifestyle positioning, in the Chartrons district. Designed by Philippe Starck, the hotel is housed in a 19th-century building in the Chartrons district.e It will feature 97 rooms, a lounge bar and a sushi restaurant, as well as a 200 m² terrace and meeting space.

Before that, in the summer, the brand will also have appeared in Ibiza, with a 154-room resort overlooking the bay of Cala Llonga, to the east of the island. In June, Mondrian will also be adding a second site in Asia, in Singaporeafter the one in Seoul. Located in the fashionable district of Duxton Hill, not far from Chinatown and the Business District, the hotel revisits traditional Singaporean architecture in a lifestyle version. The Mondrian Singapore Duxton will offer a total of 302 rooms and suites, as well as a host of bars and restaurants and, to top it all off, a rooftop swimming pool.
The third quarter of 2023 will see another opening in a major Asian metropolis, at Hong Kong this time. Located in Kowloon, in the bustling Tsim Sha Tsui district, this hotel will offer panoramic views over Victoria Harbour from its 324 rooms, including 12 suites, as well as from its Carna by Dario Cecchini steakhouse, perched at 39e floor.
By 2024-2025, a new hotel is due to open in the Asia-Pacific region, the Mondrian Gold Coast in Australia. The brand will also be adding a second hotel in Mexico, with a resort in Tulum to complement the Mondrian Mexico Condesa inaugurated at the end of last year.
But Mondrian's portfolio is also set to grow in the Middle East. Already established in Doha, the lifestyle brand is preparing two openings in the Abu Dhabi business district in 2024. Then it will be Riyadh's turn to see the brand appear in 2026, as part of the Al Malga Urban Village leisure complex, with a 200-key hotel - 130 classic rooms and 70 residential flats - enhanced by several restaurants and vast event spaces.






















