
Courtesy of Mikiko Kikuyama
Guests can work and play at NYC’s Assemblage.
By Jennifer Flowers
Aug 1, 2018
From the September/October 2018 issue
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Detroit’s Siren Hotel has repurposed the 1926 Wurlitzer Building, which had been long abandoned.
These hotels are bringing a fresh vibe to six U.S. cities.
A wellness oasis in Manhattan. A revitalized landmark in Detroit. A retreat with a cause in Chicago. These new hotels—six in all—are located in some of our favorite U.S. cities, and they’re all at the top of our travel go-list this year. And while they’re vastly different, what each property offers is a fresh perspective on its destination. Take the Proper Hotel, a newcomer to San Francisco that aims to revitalize the run-down Mid-Market neighborhood, with its Kelly Wearstler-designed guest rooms and its buzzy rooftop bar. Or the Sagamore Pendry Baltimore, which took the city’s historic Recreation Pier and turned it into a coveted place to stay. And then there’s the Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills, which has managed to up the ante on luxury in an L.A. neighborhood already known for glamour. Read on for a closer look at the new U.S. hotels worth putting on your travel radar.
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