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Hotel Granduca Houston

Houston, Texas, United States · Granduca · High Luxury

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Giorgio Borlenghi opened Hotel Granduca Houston in 2006 as an all-suite Italian villa in Uptown Park, modeled on the palazzo of Adalberto Malatesta, Granduca of Monfallito. Houston designer Kara Childress rebuilt the ground floor in 2025 after Transwestern bought the hotel, with Belgian beams, Italian limestone, and the new restaurant Remi. One hundred twenty-two suites, some with full kitchens, sit across from Uptown Park. Forbes rates the house Four-Star, and it belongs to The Leading Hotels of the World.

About Hotel Granduca Houston

History

Hotel Granduca Houston opened in 2006 in Uptown Park, developed by Giorgio Borlenghi of Interfin as an all-suite hotel inspired by the palazzo of Adalberto Malatesta, Granduca of Monfallito. Transwestern Hospitality Group acquired the 122-key property in 2024, with Borlenghi remaining a stakeholder.

A 2025 ground-floor renovation by Houston designer Kara Childress rebuilt the lobby, event spaces, gardens, and restaurant Remi. A second Granduca opened in Austin in 2015 and was sold in 2020; it is not in the atlas.

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