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Nobu Hospitality adding hotel in Orlando and Punta Cana
Nobu Hospitality in partnership with RCD Hotels, announced two new hotels and residences in Punta Cana and Orlando.
These two destinations marks the fifth successful collaboration so far between Nobu Hospitality and RCD Hotels.
The partnership dates back to 2016 with the opening of Nobu Hotel Miami Beach.
Nobu Hotel Punta Cana, scheduled to open in 2025, will offer 200 guest rooms and suites including 12 villas.
It will house a signature Nobu restaurant, meeting, and event spaces, and 50 Nobu residences.
Nobu Hotel Orlando is expected to open in 2025 in the heart of Orlando and just moments from theme parks and family entertainment attractions.
The resort will have 300 accommodations including eight villas, a Nobu restaurant, and 50 residences.
Trevor Horwell, Chief Executive Officer Nobu Hospitality said: “The addition of these new mixed-use projects solidifies the mutual long-term investment that we have with RCD Hotels.”
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