Discover the Exciting New Hotels Opening in May 2026

Introducing the New Hotels

May marks the arrival of several new hotels, captivating travelers this summer. From classic-style hotels to modern resorts, hotel owners are working hard to create memorable experiences for guests.

The Inn at Hancock, New Hampshire

Located in Southern New Hampshire, The Inn at Hancock is one of the oldest hotels in the area. After a restoration, it now features 15 luxurious suites with a menu inspired by French cuisine and a fresh seafood bar.

Château la Commaraine, Pommard

Château la Commaraine, situated in Pommard, is the first 5-star hotel in Burgundy located within an operational Premier Cru vineyard. After four years of restoration, it opens with 37 suites, including a unique round suite. With two restaurants led by acclaimed chef Christophe Raoux, this is a must-visit destination for wine enthusiasts.

Aulūs Chania, Crete

Aulūs Chania, located in Chania, Crete, is an adults-only hotel featuring three restaurants offering buffet-style dining. Not only does it boast stunning sea views, but Aulūs also provides wellness programs at the SOMA Spa. It's the perfect spot for couples seeking an all-inclusive getaway.

Avani Mooloolaba Beach Hotel, Queensland

Nestled in Mooloolaba, Queensland, the Avani Mooloolaba Beach Hotel is the latest addition revitalizing the region's reputation. With 180 rooms and a rooftop pool, the hotel offers a delightful dining experience with fresh seafood and local dishes.

Casa Bonavita, Malta

Casa Bonavita in Attard, Malta, is the creative endeavor of design duo Christopher and Suzanne Sharp. After seven years of restoration, this hotel offers a cozy atmosphere akin to a private home. The restaurant, run by chef Dex Oseman, specializes in local cuisine, creating a distinctive dining experience.

Casa J.K. Place Roma, Italy

Casa J.K. Place Roma caters to long-term travelers in Rome. With an apartment-like design, the hotel provides high-quality services and is an ideal base for exploring the city, with famous attractions like the Pantheon and Piazza Navona nearby.

Tips for Vietnamese Travelers

When planning your trip to these hotels, be mindful of visa requirements. For countries like France, Italy, and Malta, Vietnamese citizens need to apply for a Schengen visa before departure. Flights from Hanoi (HAN) or Ho Chi Minh City (SGN) to Europe typically take around 12-14 hours, depending on layovers.

The cost for a night at these new hotels usually ranges from 3 million to 10 million VND, depending on the room type and services. Don't forget to book in advance to secure the best accommodations during this peak travel season.

Check out specialized booking websites for the best prices and to learn more about the services offered by these hotels.

Wishing you a delightful and unforgettable journey!

Article adapted and edited from source: Matador Network