Four Seasons Coming to Mykonos, The Standard, Brussels, Finally Joins World of Hyatt, and Other Hotel News You Missed

Updated: May 10, 2026, 1:36pm CDT

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Upcoming and Newly Opened Hotels
The Standard, Brussels, Finally Joins World of Hyatt
Major Chains Expand in Asia-Pacific
Final Thoughts

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There’s likely a lot you may have missed this week in hotel news, including a brand-new Four Seasons opening for reservations in Greece, a significant expansion in Asia for Hilton, a key hotel finally joining the World of Hyatt program, and more.

Let’s run down the biggest hotel industry news from this week.

Upcoming and Newly Opened Hotels

Four Seasons Resort Mykonos

We’ve known for quite some time that Four Seasons was bringing a resort to the popular Cycladic island, and now the property is accepting reservations ahead of its summer opening. The Four Seasons Resort Mykonos will offer 94 guest rooms, suites, and villas, and it boasts stunning views of the Aegean Sea.

Four Seasons Mykonos Resort — The Four Seasons Resort Mykonos opens this summer. Image Credit: Four Seasons

The resort is new, but its style encapsulates Mykonos’ signature aesthetic, with whitewashed walls and blue roofs. The resort is open seasonally, from early May through mid-October, with rates starting under $900 per night but rising to well over $2,000 during the peak summer season.

Hyatt Zilara Cancun (Reopening)

Hyatt shared that the adults-only, all-inclusive Hyatt Zilara Cancun has reopened after a complete renovation that included thorough updates to its 310 suites, public spaces, spa, and dining and entertainment venues.

Hyatt Zilara Cancun Suite — Hyatt Zilara Cancun is open once again. Image Credit: Hyatt

The hotel is a Category E property in World of Hyatt’s all-inclusive award chart, meaning award nights cost 35,000 to 45,000 points per night for single or double occupancy, depending on the dates of your stay.

Hot Tip:

Remember that World of Hyatt is making major changes to its award chart on May 20. Read up so you’re prepared!

Tempo by Hilton Savannah Historic District

Hilton’s Tempo brand has debuted in Georgia with the opening of Tempo by Hilton Savannah Historic District, a 148-room “wellness-focused lifestyle hotel” near the Savannah River. The property offers the Waving Girl Rooftop with views over the river, Bluestone Lane Café on Reynolds Square, tech-forward guest rooms, Peloton suites, energetic public spaces, and more.

Rates at this new property start at $152 per night. Alternatively, you can redeem Hilton Honors points, with rooms starting at 55,000 points per night.

Margot Hotel San Diego Gaslamp Quarter, Outset by Hilton

One of the first Outset by Hilton properties, the Margo Hotel San Diego Gaslamp Quarter, Outset by Hilton, has opened. Located near Petco Park and the San Diego Convention Center, the property offers 135 “residential-style suites.” Rates start at $246 per night or 70,000 Hilton Honors points.

The Standard, Brussels, Finally Joins World of Hyatt

After a fraught back-and-forth, The Standard, Brussels, has officially joined World of Hyatt, allowing members to earn and redeem World of Hyatt points. Now, members can earn and redeem points at almost the entire The Standard portfolio of properties worldwide.

The Standard, Brussels, Guest Room — The Standard, Brussels. Image Credit: Hyatt

The buzzy hotel is a Category World of Hyatt property, meaning award nights cost 12,000, 15,000, or 18,000 points per night, depending on your stay dates. It’s also eligible for a Category 1-4 free night certificate, though note that award rates will change when Hyatt’s award chart changes go into effect on May 20.

Major Chains Expand in Asia-Pacific

Hilton Will Debut 8 Brands Across Major Asian Markets

Hilton Hotels will introduce new brands in major markets across Asia-Pacific in the coming years. It plans for 15 luxury and lifestyle openings in 2026, including NoMad Singapore, Canopy by Hilton Bangkok Sukhumvit, The Den Bengaluru, LXR Hotels & Resorts, Waldorf Astoria Kuala Lumpur, and more.

Waldorf Astoria Kuala Lumpur Facade — Waldorf Astoria Kuala Lumpur. Image Credit: Hilton

These and other projects are part of a pipeline of more than 80 luxury and lifestyle properties in the region.

Hyatt Select Brand Will Debut in Mainland China

Hyatt has announced a franchise agreement with a major developer in China to bring the Hyatt Select brand to the country. Positioned as an upper-midscale brand, the move coincides with shifting demand among Chinese consumers, who have elevated expectations and are increasingly seeking international brands that offer consistent, elevated experiences at an affordable price.

Final Thoughts

The hotel industry continues to make headlines, with some high-profile openings both stateside and abroad, as well as big plans for luxury expansions in Asia. We’ll be back next week with more!