Exciting things are happening across the DACH region, especially when it comes to fresh hotel concepts and hotel openings. From vibrant capital cities to lakeside escapes, new projects are underway and will soon welcome curious travelers and locals alike, also offering plenty of opportunities for hotel suppliers and partners to join the journey.
Here’s a closer look at a few upcoming properties to watch. These new hotel projects, all sourced from our THP database, highlight a mix of hotels in planning and hotels under construction, all continuing to shape the future of hospitality across the region. Our THP platform also includes detailed data on new hotel projects, giving suppliers a competitive edge when exploring upcoming opportunities.
New Hotel Projects in Germany
One of Europe’s most exciting hospitality scenes is alive with activity, with plenty of hotel renovation projects and new hotel developments in Germany currently on the way. Among the most intriguing are two standout hotel projects that promise to turn heads.
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The Base Berlin Friedrichshain
Berlin is a city in constant motion, always redefining itself—and The Base Berlin Friedrichshain is no exception. Set in the vibrant heart of Friedrichshain, this new property is currently under construction with 126 thoughtfully designed rooms in the works. More than just a hotel, The Base is designed to be a community hub, blending flexible spaces with bold, design-led interiors that reflect the city’s creative spirit—and might just make guests want to stay forever!
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Roomers ParkView
Frankfurt’s latest luxury gem, Roomers ParkView, is set to overlook the scenic Grüneburgpark while offering breathtaking views of the city skyline. Featuring 136 stylish rooms, the property is currently under construction and represents yet another example of how new hotel developments are raising the bar for upscale hospitality in Germany.
Hotels in Planning in Austria
Austria’s hotel scene is full of energy, with several new hotels in planning positioned to bring together design, history, and storytelling in bold and creative ways.
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Funkhaus Hotel Vienna
In Vienna, the Funkhaus Hotel draws inspiration from the city’s legendary broadcasting heritage. Currently in the pre-planning phase, the 70-room project promises a sleek yet soulful guest experience—merging historical charm with modern Viennese style. It’s a thoughtful nod to tradition and stands out as one of Austria’s most anticipated new hotel projects. Hotel suppliers, now is your time to shine!
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Roots Hotel Bregenz
Over on the shores of Lake Constance, Roots Hotel Bregenz is all about authenticity and a connection to nature. With 107 rooms currently under construction, the property promises a calming retreat where regional character is reflected in both design and service. It’s a prime example of how new hotel construction is increasingly catering to travelers and hospitality experts seeking soulful, place-driven experiences.
New Hotel Developments in Switzerland
Switzerland is also stepping up its hotel pipeline, adding modern concepts to destinations that already have global appeal.
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La Serletta
St. Moritz hardly needs an introduction, but La Serletta is bound to make the scene even more stunning. Currently in the pre-planning phase, this future luxury hotel will offer 200 rooms designed with elegant alpine style and a wellness-forward philosophy. For hotel suppliers, it represents a prime opportunity to be part of one of the region’s most exciting new hotel projects.
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Hotel Tribschen Luzern
Lucerne is set to welcome Hotel Tribschen—a boutique-style property where guests can enjoy the best of both worlds: the buzz of city life and the tranquility of the lake. With 140 keys, currently in the planning phase, this project brings a fresh, modern flair to one of Switzerland’s most beloved destinations. It’s a strong example of how hotels under construction are breathing new life into well-established tourist hubs.
The DACH Hotel Boom
From Berlin’s hip districts to Vienna’s cultural depth, from alpine luxury in St. Moritz to lakeside calm in Bregenz and Lucerne, these six projects showcase the variety driving the region’s hotel pipeline. While these examples focus on new developments, hotel refurbishment projects are also playing a key role in shaping the future of hospitality across the region. Together, they underline how developers are combining design, experience, and regional flair to meet future demand.
For investors and travelers alike, the coming wave of new hotel openings in Germany, along with the many other hotel projects in Austria and Switzerland, make the DACH region one to watch. For hotel suppliers, these developments represent key opportunities to introduce innovative products and services that will shape the next generation of hospitality experiences. And who knows—with the right bathtubs or tap fittings, you might just become part of Berlin’s next big project!
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