Ranking the Cities based on the number of Luxury and Upscale hotels. (better, rates)

[DJKirkland]

I think Seattle would get bumped to 5-

Grand Hyatt
Four Seasons
Fairmont Olympic
W Seattle
Renaissance Seattle

[Yankee.]

Riduclous, as the best hotels in NYC are not chain hotels.

Such as

1. Four Seasons New York
2. Ritz Carlton New York Midtown
3. Ritz Carlton New York Downtown
4. Peninsula Hotel
5. Mandarin Oriental at Columbus Circle
6. Plaza Hotel
7. Carlyle Hotel
8. Essex House
9. Trump International Hotel & Tower
10. Hotel Plaza Athénée
11. St. Regis Hotel
12. New York Palace Hotel
13. The Mark
14. SoHo House
15. Sherry Netherland
16. Trump SoHo
17. Crosby Street Hotel
18. Tribeca Grand.
19. SoHo Grand
20. Bowery Hotel
21. The Standard Hotel
22. Hotel Gansevoort
23. Gramercy Park Hotel
25. Thompson Hotel
26. The Cooper Square Hotel
27. Smyth Tribeca

I'm sure a lot more I'm forgetting.

NYC is not a "chain" type city

[jjbradleynyc]

Bumping this thread up to 2024.

I was doing a search for upcoming travel in 2024, and thought it would be fun to see how many of the very top luxury brand chain hotels have locations in which cities, in the US.

Here are the top luxury chains, and where each has a location in the United States:

Peninsula Hotel:
https://www.peninsula.com/en/default
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles - Bevery Hills

Mandarin Hotel:
https://www.mandarinoriental.com/en/
Boston
Miami
New York

St Regis:
https://st-regis.marriott.com/
Boston
New York
Chicago
Miami
Long Boat Key, FL (closer to Tampa)
Aspen, CO
Houston
Deer Valley, UT
San Francisco

Waldorf Astoria:
https://www.hilton.com/en/brands/waldorf-astoria/
New York
Washington, DC
Chicago
Orlando
Atlanta
New Orleans
Phoenix
Park City, UT
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
Dana Point, CA (closer to San Diego)
Maui

Four Seasons:
https://www.fourseasons.com/
Maui, HI
Hualalai, HI
Fort Lauderdale
Lanai, HI
Oahu, HI
Jackson Hole, WY
Orlando
Austin
Atlanta
Baltimore
Boston
Denver
Houston
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
Napa Valley, CA
Naples, FL
Nashville
New Orleans
New York
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Scottsdale (Phoenix area)
Seattle
Vail, CO


Ritz Carlton:
ritzcarlton.com
Arizona (2)
California (8)
Colorado (3)
Washington, DC (2)
Florida (10)
Georgia (2)
Hawaii (2)
Illinois (1)
Louisiana (1)
Massachusetts (1)
Missouri (1)
New York (2)
North Carolina (1)
Ohio (1)
Oregon (1)
Pennsylvania (1)
Texas (1)
Virginia (2)

One Hotels: (newer, trendier luxury brand)
https://www.1hotels.com/our-locations
San Francisco
West Hollywood
Kauai, HI
Austin (coming soon)
Miami Beach, FL
Nashville
New York
Brooklyn

[cpomp]

^ Philadelphia has a Four Seasons.

[jjbradleynyc]

Originally Posted by cpomp

^ Philadelphia has a Four Seasons.

Thanks! Added Philly.

The Four Seasons site was a bit challenging to tell where an overall list of locations were. Upon first edit, I had left out both Atlanta and Scottsdale.

They need to revamp that a bit.

[MDAllstar]

Originally Posted by cpomp

^ Philadelphia has a Four Seasons.

So does DC. DC has a Four Seasons and a St. Regis. DC’s Mandarin hotel was upgraded to the Salamander brand which is rated a 5 star resort.

[CBOTfan]

Four Seasons Hotel
CHICAGO
120 EAST DELAWARE PLACE, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60611-1443, USA

[achtung baby]

Adding to jjbradelynyc’s list:

The Langham hotel

https://www.langhamhotels.com/

Its U.S locations:

NYC

Los Angeles (Pasadena near Caltech)

Chicago

Boston

[Joakim3]

DC lost one of its Ritz-Carlton's, while Baltimore has (to my knowledge) the only US Ritz-Carlton residences complex.

[elchevere]

Originally Posted by Joakim3

DC lost one of its Ritz-Carlton's, while Baltimore has (to my knowledge) the only US Ritz-Carlton residences complex.

There are a number of Ritz Carlton Residences under development in SoFla: Miami Beach, Sunny Isles, Pompano and Palm Beach Gardens that are in addition to the existing Coconut Grove.

https://www.miamicondoinvestments.co...t-grove-condos