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All weвЂ™ve seen so far are renderings, but theyвЂ™re pretty gorgeous. (Photo courtesy of Marriott)Д¬ontinuing with the flurry of W hotels opening this fall, Rome is the setting for the brandвЂ™s first Italian property, the W Rome, set to open in October 2021. The W Nashville is a Category 8 Marriott Bonvoy property, so stays will cost you between 70,000 and 100,000 points per night, depending on availability and dates. The hotel will also have a sceney rooftop- the WET Deck pool and bar - for soaking in the scene. Opening this September in Nashville, the W Nashville is sure to strum Music CityвЂ™s party vibe with 346 hotel rooms in the heart of the action in the upscale Gulch neighborhood. The W Toronto is a Category 6 Marriott Bonvoy property, which means one-night rewards will cost you between 40,000 and 60,000 points.

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Toronto gets its first W Hotel in November 2021 when the W Toronto opens in Yorkville with a rooftop bar, ground-floor coffeehouse and Living Room hosting the brandвЂ™s DJ series and regular live music.

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15, after a full renovation that will see it emerge with a brand new look and updated amenities (youвЂ™ll find us in the 17th-floor Writers Room cocktail bar).ДЄs a Category 6 World of HyattВ property, award stays at the Park Hyatt Toronto will cost you 25,000 points per night. And thereвЂ™s one more reason to visit this autumn: The Park Hyatt Toronto re-opens in the cityвЂ™s leafy Yorkville neighborhood on Sept. (Photo courtesy of The Park Hyatt/Facebook)Д«etween the Toronto Film Festival and changing leaves along Lake Ontario, vibrant, multi-cultural Toronto shines bright during the autumn months (before it buckles down for a long, cold winter). Park Hyatt Toronto The Park Hyatt Toronto. If youвЂ™ve got autumn travel adventure on your radar this year, weвЂ™ve gathered some of the most exciting hotel openings coming this September, October and November in inspirational destinations for a great fall getaway. Kids are back in school, so even if itвЂ™s not technically the adult pool youвЂ™re basking in it might very well feel like one.В The summer crowds have slimmed out in most places and, of course, there are those off-season deals to be had. Fall is one of our favorite times to travel.