Citizen M, a Dutch Hotel group, is to open four properties in Paris, New York and Taipei in 2017.
The affordable luxury brand will add two hotels in Paris with one set to open this spring, the 175-room Citizen M Paris La Defense, and the other, the 330-room Citizen M Gare de Lyon, in early summer. The properties will join the existing Citizen M Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport hotel.
The brand’s New York property will open in the city’s Bowery district at the end of 2017. The 300-room property will join the existing Citizen M Times Square hotel. The 267-room Citizen M Taipei property is set to open in April.
The brand also has a property in the works to open in Shanghai’s Hongqiao district in 2018. Citizen M is pursuing other opportunities in U.S. cities like Boston, Seattle, San Francisco and Los Angeles, as well as in Germany, Copenhagen, Stockholm, Hong Kong, Beijing, Jakarta, Singapore and Kuala Lumpur.
Founded in 2008, the brand offers contemporary design, streamlined technology and friendly, efficient service. Signature features of the brand include free WiFi and on-demand movies, beds measuring two meters and Skype-based phone rates. Rooms have wall-to-wall windows to provide space and light, along with a touch-screen MoodPad that controls the lighting, temperature, window shades, alarm and TV.
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