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    Handwritten Collection Expands to 50 Hotels Worldwide

    TW News BureauBy TW News BureauJune 22, 20263 Mins Read
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    Handwritten Collection, Accor’s collection of individually curated hotels launched in 2023, has reached a milestone with the opening of its 50th property. The brand is now present in 20 countries and has more than 50 additional hotels in its development pipeline.

    The collection focuses on independent hotels that reflect the personality of their owners and the character of their destinations. Each property maintains its individual identity while meeting brand standards designed to deliver a consistent guest experience.

    The 50-hotel mark follows a series of recent openings, including Hotel Rathauspark Wien – Handwritten Collection in Austria, Hotel Shanghai Hongqiao – Handwritten Collection in China, and Château de Mazan – Handwritten Collection in France.

    Jean-Yves Minet, Global Brand President, Midscale & Economy at Accor, said the growth reflects increasing demand for more personal travel experiences and provides independent hotels with access to a global platform while preserving their individual stories.

    The brand continues to expand into new destinations, attracting hotel owners seeking the benefits of a global network without losing the distinct identity of their properties. Accor’s support includes sales, marketing, distribution, loyalty programmes, technology, procurement and sustainability services.

    Camil Yazbeck, Global Chief Development Officer, Premium, Midscale & Economy at Accor, said the brand’s development pipeline remains strong, with more than 50 hotels currently under development and additional projects under negotiation across multiple markets.

    Among the upcoming additions is Treasure Island TI Las Vegas, which will be the brand’s second property in the United States and its first in Las Vegas.

    Recent Openings

    • Hotel Rathauspark Wien – Handwritten Collection, Austria

    Opened in January 2026, the hotel occupies a historic building once associated with writer Stefan Zweig and offers guests a stay rooted in Vienna’s cultural heritage.

    • Hotel Shanghai Hongqiao – Handwritten Collection, China

    Opened in February 2026, the 360-room property is located in one of Shanghai’s major business and transport districts and features meeting facilities, wellness amenities, and dining options.

    • Château de Mazan – Handwritten Collection, France

    Opened in March 2026, the property is situated at the foot of Mont Ventoux and combines historic architecture with landscaped gardens and 31 guest rooms.

    Recent Signings

    • Hotel Aeschi Interlaken – Handwritten Collection, Switzerland

    Scheduled to open in Summer 2026, the 40-room hotel will reopen following refurbishment and offer wellness facilities, dining venues and meeting spaces.

    • The Queen at Chester Hotel – HandwrittenCollection, United Kingdom

    Also opening in Summer 2026, the 218-room property marks the brand’s entry into the UK market following a £5 million renovation.

    • Palais am Schlossgarten Merseburg – Handwritten Collection, Germany

    Expected to open in the first quarter of 2027, the hotel will feature 133 rooms, event facilities, wellness amenities and food and beverage outlets.

    • Satori Resort – Handwritten Collection, Indonesia

    Scheduled for 2028, the Bali resort will include 154 rooms and villas, expanding the collection’s presence in leisure destinations across Asia.

    With a growing international footprint and a strong development pipeline, the brand continues to add hotels that reflect local character while benefiting from Accor’s global support network.

    50th Property Accor’s Handwritten Collection Hospitality Industry Hotel Rathauspark Wien
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