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Continuing its rapid growth trajectory, Nobu Hospitality will open five new hotels in 2023, including its first Canadian property in Toronto.
Rome, Marrakech, Atlantic City and San Sebastian are the other openings scheduled for this year while new properties coming to Bangkok and Abu Dhabi were recently announced. When these are complete the company will boast 32 hotels.
This year will mark Nobu Hotels' 10th anniversary following the opening of Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace in Las Vegas in 2013. The Nobu restaurant brand launched nearly 30 years ago, and is expected to reach a milestone of 60 restaurants worldwide this year.
Nobu says each of the existing 32 hotel destinations were carefully selected based on the success of a Nobu restaurant, creating a platform for locals and international travellers alike to create memories around food.
2023 will also welcome the brand's first luxury residences in Toronto and Los Cabos, with six other residential projects in the pipeline.
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