Starwood Capital unveils new brand Treehouse Hotels
Starwood Capital Group chief Barry Sternlicht has dreamed up another new hotel brand—Treehouse Hotels.
Sternlicht, who was original founder of W Hotels, calls Treehouse ‘the little brother of 1 Hotels,’ but will be a more playful version with nature-inspired design.
It will be managed by a Starwood Capital Group subsidiary with the launch property opening in London later this year.
"It’s really exciting to showcase our first property in one of the great travel markets in the world, London," said Sternlicht.
"I believe this Treehouse, with its truly sensational rooftop lounge and bar, will fill a void in the London marketplace, which is missing a hotel that revels in the fun of it all and doesn’t take itself too seriously."
Treehouse London will have 95 guestrooms, including 15 suites, a penthouse restaurant and rooftop bar with wraparound skyline views.
The brand will embrace sustainable practises and materials.
"It’s all about getting back in touch with ourselves, with each other and remembering all the simple things that used to make us smile, giggle and embrace," Sternlicht said.
The restaurant and bar will be operated by LA based hospitality firm The Madera Group.
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