Small Luxury Hotels of the World has expanded its global collection with the addition of 11 distinctive properties, bringing the total number of member hotels to more than 520 across more than 70 countries. This growing portfolio reflects the brand’s ongoing commitment to curating independent, characterful hotels that range from contemporary city boltholes to historic mansions and secluded island retreats.
The membership represents a wide spectrum of styles and experiences. Guests can expect modern, design-forward hotels that emphasize cutting-edge aesthetics and locally inspired interiors, as well as grand properties that preserve centuries-old architecture and offer a sense of timeless luxury. The roster also includes intimate boutique hideaways, family-friendly seaside resorts, and wellness-focused destinations, ensuring there is an option to suit different travel tastes and occasions.
New additions to the collection span multiple continents and offer a mix of urban convenience and tranquil escapes. In New York, Refinery Hotel brings an urbane, industrial-chic energy ideal for travelers seeking proximity to the city’s cultural and business hubs. In Nicaragua, Mukul Luxury Resort and Spa offers a lush, beachfront sanctuary where guests can enjoy expansive natural surroundings and locally inspired spa and dining experiences.
Barcelona’s The Mirror joins the lineup as a stylish city retreat that blends contemporary design with a central location for exploring the city’s architecture, dining, and nightlife. In a similar urban vein, Hotel Cram expands options for travelers seeking boutique accommodations with personalized service and a sense of place.
The Greek islands are represented by De.Light Boutique Hotel in Mykonos and Porto Kea Suites, both of which deliver the sun-soaked charm, Cycladic architecture, and relaxed island hospitality that visitors expect from the Aegean. These properties emphasize outdoor living, sea views, and a relaxed pace ideal for couples and leisure travelers.
China sees two new city additions: WH Ming Hotel in Shanghai and Hotel Eclat in Beijing. Both properties cater to discerning travelers looking for contemporary luxury, curated art collections, and refined dining in the heart of two of China’s most dynamic cities. These hotels combine modern comforts with thoughtful design elements that reflect local culture and cosmopolitan lifestyles.
For mountain and nature lovers, Khyber Himalayan Resort and Spa in Kashmir provides a serene highland retreat amid dramatic scenery, while Jetwing Lagoon in Sri Lanka brings a tropical lagoon-front setting with warm hospitality and regional cuisine. In Thailand, Bo Phut Resort and Spa adds another option for travelers seeking relaxed beachfront accommodation with wellness amenities and a laid-back island atmosphere.
Together, these 11 properties enhance Small Luxury Hotels of the World’s ability to offer travelers a broad array of curated choices—each independently run and selected for distinct personality, high standards of service, and memorable guest experiences. Whether travelers prioritize city exploration, cultural immersion, beachside relaxation, or mountain tranquility, the expanded portfolio strengthens the brand’s reach across diverse destinations and travel styles.
This expansion underscores the ongoing appeal of independently owned luxury hotels that offer authentic local character, personalized service, and thoughtfully designed spaces. With more than 520 hotels now available in over 70 countries, members of Small Luxury Hotels of the World continue to present a cultivated set of options for travelers seeking unique and meaningful stays around the globe.