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Miiro hotels
Neighbourhood hotels keep a Refresh Room for showers before check-in and after check-out.
Miiro brings individually named European hotels together under InterGlobe’s own hospitality brand, with each building retaining its local character. Launched in 2024 and named from the Latin miro, “I wonder,” the collection reaches from Le Grand Hôtel Cayré in Paris and Borneta in Barcelona to London, Vienna, and Gstaad.
6 Miiro hotels in 5 countries on the Luxury Hotels Atlas, each placed on the six LHA Tiers.
- Owned by InterGlobe Enterprises
- Worldwide: 6 hotels, about 580 rooms, in Paris, Barcelona, Vienna, London, and Gstaad
- On the atlas: 5 Accessible Luxury, 1 Near Luxury
History
InterGlobe developed Miiro around buildings in strong neighborhood settings. Le Grand Hôtel Cayré gave the collection a Paris address with a long life before the new name, including its earlier K+K chapter. Michaelis Boyd’s restoration brought a contemporary hotel into that Saint-Germain history.
Timeline
- 2018 — InterGlobe begins buying European hotels, including a large property at Amsterdam's Schiphol. Those early purchases are the group's European real estate, not all of them Miiro hotels on this list.
- 2019 — InterGlobe acquires the Reichshof in Hamburg and hotels from the Austrian K+K group.
- 2021 — Borneta opens in Barcelona's Ciutat Vella, 95 rooms.
- 2022 — Palais Rudolf opens in Vienna, 85 rooms.
- 2023 — Spittelberg opens in Vienna, 99 rooms, on the west side of the Innere Stadt. Templeton Garden opens in Earl's Court, London, 149 rooms.
- 2024 — Le Grand Hôtel Cayré reopens on 15 July on Boulevard Raspail, 123 rooms, Miiro's public debut. The Mansard opens on its own in Gstaad in May and joins Miiro in November, 29 rooms.
The houses to know
- Templeton Garden, London, United Kingdom — A 149-room hotel in Earl's Court, opened in 2023.
- The Mansard, Gstaad, Switzerland — Twenty-nine alpine rooms on the promenade, the brand's Swiss door since November 2024.
- Spittelberg, Vienna, Austria — Ninety-nine rooms on the west side of the Innere Stadt, a short walk from the museums.
- Palais Rudolf, Vienna, Austria — An 85-room Vienna hotel opened in 2022.
- Borneta, Barcelona, Spain — Ninety-five rooms in Ciutat Vella, opened in 2021, before the Miiro name was public.
- Le Grand Hôtel Cayré by Miiro, Paris, France — Auguste Cayré's 1920 hotel on Boulevard Raspail, back on 15 July 2024 as Miiro's first door.
Newest openings
- Le Grand Hôtel Cayré by Miiro, Paris, France, reopened 15 July 2024. One hundred twenty-three rooms in the 1920 Art Deco building on Boulevard Raspail. Michaelis Boyd designed a Twenties interior. Upper floors look toward the Eiffel Tower. It is the debut of the Miiro name.
- The Mansard, Gstaad, Switzerland, opened independently in May 2024 and joined Miiro that November. Twenty-nine rooms on the promenade, a minute from the station and the ice rink. Rieder Bach Studio hung Jacques Naegeli's photographs of Gstaad. The village's only rooftop bar is here.
Opening next
- No further Miiro openings with a confirmed location and year were identified in the sources reviewed.
Every Miiro hotel on the atlas
Austria
- Palais Rudolf — Vienna · Accessible Luxury
- Spittelberg — Vienna · Accessible Luxury
France
- Le Grand Hôtel Cayré by Miiro — Paris · Near Luxury
Spain
- Borneta — Barcelona · Accessible Luxury
Switzerland
- The Mansard — Gstaad · Accessible Luxury
United Kingdom
- Templeton Garden — London · Accessible Luxury
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