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Reclaimed wood and living greenery bring the outdoors into hotels built around lighter consumption.
1 Hotels brings the outdoors into the city, with reclaimed timber, living greenery, and the easy rhythm of a neighborhood café. Founded by Barry Sternlicht and launched in Miami Beach and Manhattan in 2015, the brand carries that nature-minded approach through Bamford spas, plant-forward restaurants, and small practical touches such as filtered-water taps in place of plastic bottles.
18 1 Hotels hotels in 10 countries on the Luxury Hotels Atlas (2 not open yet), each placed on the six LHA Tiers.
- Owned by Starwood Capital Group
- Worldwide: 15 open hotels across the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Denmark, Australia, Japan, and China, with a further 6 properties in the confirmed pipeline across four additional countries; the brand collectively holds 11 MICHELIN Keys across its portfolio as of 2025
- On the atlas: 1 Grand Luxury, 8 High Luxury, 7 Core Luxury, 2 Accessible Luxury
History
The first 1 Hotels established the American collection on both coasts before the brand moved into Europe, Australia, and Japan. Mayfair, Copenhagen, Melbourne, and Tokyo give the nature-minded design philosophy different urban settings, while environmental certification remains part of the approach as the collection grows.
Timeline
- 2012 — Starwood Capital Group acquires the former Perry / Roney Palace hotel on Collins Avenue, Miami Beach, for future conversion.
- 2015 — 1 Hotels brand launches; 1 Hotel South Beach (Miami Beach, 426 rooms) and 1 Hotel Central Park (New York, 229 rooms) open within months of each other, establishing the biophilic design language and sustainability doctrine.
- 2017 — 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge opens at Pier 1 in Brooklyn Bridge Park; interior design by INC Architecture & Design on a complex designed with Marvel Architects, achieving LEED Gold New Construction; the 194-key hotel introduces the Pierhouse mixed-use model.
- 2019 — 1 Hotel West Hollywood opens on the Sunset Strip (285 rooms); Starwood Capital sells 1 Hotel South Beach to Host Hotels & Resorts for $610 million ($1.42M per key, a Miami-Dade record), retaining a long-term management agreement.
- 2020 — 1 Hotel Haitang Bay opens in Sanya, China, the brand's first Asia property (294 rooms, Oval Partnership design).
- 2021 — 1 Hotel Toronto opens in King West Village (112 rooms, interiors by Rockwell Group) as the brand's Canadian debut.
- 2022 — 1 Hotel San Francisco opens on the Embarcadero (200 rooms, Neri&Hu design); 1 Hotel Nashville opens downtown (215 rooms + 37 suites, July 2022).
- 2023 — 1 Hotel Hanalei Bay opens February 15 in Princeville, Kauai, the brand's flagship, reborn from the former St. Regis Princeville after a $300 million transformation by Tara Bernerd & Partners; 1 Hotel Mayfair opens July 13 as the brand's first European address (181 rooms, Studio Moren architecture, GA Group interiors).
- 2024 — Host Hotels acquires 1 Hotel Central Park for $265 million; Starwood retains the management agreement.
- 2025 — SH Hotels & Resorts officially rebrands as Starwood Hotels (March 5) on its 10th anniversary; 1 Hotel Seattle opens (153 rooms, Spring 2025); 1 Hotel Melbourne opens June 18 (277 rooms, Goods Shed No. 5); 1 Hotel Copenhagen opens August 21 (288 rooms, former Skt. Petri building).
- 2026 — 1 Hotel Tokyo opens March 5 as the brand's Japan and Asia-Pacific debut (211 rooms, Akasaka Trust Tower, CASBEE S Rank); 1 Hotel Austin slated to open August 2026 (252 rooms, Waterline tower, tallest building in Texas).
The houses to know
- 1 Hotel Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan — The Tokyo hotel marks the brand’s Asian debut.
- 1 Hotel Hanalei Bay, Princeville, United States — The resort occupies a coastal promontory above Hanalei Bay.
- 1 Hotel South Beach, Miami Beach, United States — The original resort flagship and the property that proved the brand's eco-luxury model at scale.
- 1 Hotel Central Park, New York City, United States — The original city flagship and the template for urban biophilic luxury.
- 1 Hotel Toronto, Toronto, Canada — Named the best hotel in Canada by Condé Nast Traveler in 2024.
- 1 Hotel Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark — A Scandinavian flagship that earned a MICHELIN Key in the same year it opened.
- 1 Hotel Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia — The brand's southern-hemisphere flagship, built around a 130-year-old heritage goods shed.
- 1 Hotel Haitang Bay, Sanya, Sanya, China — The Sanya resort brings 1 Hotels’ nature-minded design to Haitang Bay on Hainan’s coast.
- 1 Homes Preview Cabo, Los Cabos, Mexico — The hotel is in Los Cabos, Mexico.
Newest openings
- 1 Hotel Tokyo — Tokyo, Japan — opened March 5, 2026 — The brand's first property in Japan and its Asia-Pacific hotel debut, occupying floors 38–43 of Akasaka Trust Tower with 211 rooms designed around reclaimed timber, Oya stone, hand-applied raked plaster, and washi artwork; achieved CASBEE S Rank, Japan's highest environmental certification, and sits beside the 1909 State Guest House Akasaka Palace.
- 1 Hotel Copenhagen — Copenhagen, Denmark — opened August 21, 2025 — 288-room property in the former Skt. Petri building on Krystalgade 22 in the Latin Quarter; billed as a "project of true reimagination and renovation", repurposing existing furniture and fittings and sourcing materials locally; awarded a MICHELIN One Key in its debut year (2025).
- 1 Hotel Melbourne — Melbourne, Australia — opened June 18, 2025 — 277 rooms (including 36 suites) plus 114 branded residences on 220 metres of Yarra River frontage in the revitalized North Wharf precinct; the architectural centrepiece is the heritage-listed Goods Shed No. 5, originally built in 1895; developed with Riverlee; awarded a MICHELIN One Key in its debut year (2025).
- 1 Hotel Seattle — Seattle, Washington, USA — opened Spring 2025 — 153-room property in South Lake Union featuring La Loba restaurant (modern Barcelona cuisine, Chef Oscar Amador), reclaimed timber interiors, and moss-inspired art; awarded a MICHELIN One Key in its debut year (2025).
Opening next
- 1 Hotel Austin — Austin, Texas, USA — opening August 2026 — confirmed, reservations open; 252 rooms + 60 suites on the 16th floor and above of the 74-story Waterline tower at 98 Red River Street, standing 1,022 feet (the tallest building in Texas and the southern U.S.); signature restaurant Alteño Austin led by James Beard Award–nominee Chef Johnny Curiel; rooftop lounge Watr with Japanese-influenced menu; pursuing LEED Gold certification.
- 1 Hotel Diriyah — Diriyah, Saudi Arabia — expected 2027 — confirmed, as announced on the 1 Hotels pipeline page.
- 1 Hotel Paris — Paris, France — no confirmed date yet — building designed by Kengo Kuma and Associates in the Paris-Rive Gauche neighbourhood as a "green lung" landmark; announced.
- 1 Hotel & Homes Elounda Hills — Crete, Greece — no confirmed date yet — announced; ~97 keys and 48 residences on the northeast coast of Crete overlooking Mirabello Bay.
Every 1 Hotels hotel on the atlas
United States
- 1 Hotel Central Park — New York City · High Luxury
- 1 Hotel Hanalei Bay — Princeville · High Luxury
- 1 Hotel South Beach — Miami Beach · High Luxury
- 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge — New York City · Core Luxury
- 1 Hotel Nashville — Nashville · Core Luxury
- 1 Hotel San Francisco — San Francisco · Core Luxury
- 1 Hotel Seattle — Seattle · Core Luxury
- 1 Hotel Austin — Austin · Accessible Luxury
- 1 Hotel West Hollywood — West Hollywood · Accessible Luxury
Australia
- 1 Hotel Melbourne — Melbourne · High Luxury
Canada
- 1 Hotel Toronto — Toronto · High Luxury
China
- 1 Hotel Haitang Bay, Sanya — Sanya · High Luxury
Denmark
- 1 Hotel Copenhagen — Copenhagen · High Luxury
France
- 1 Hotel Paris — Paris · Core Luxury · Opening soon
Greece
- 1 Hotel Elounda Hills — Elounda · Core Luxury · Opening soon
Japan
- 1 Hotel Tokyo — Tokyo · Grand Luxury
Mexico
- 1 Homes Preview Cabo — Los Cabos · High Luxury
United Kingdom
- 1 Hotel Mayfair — London · Core Luxury
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