Arrive by Palisociety is set to open its doors in the heart of downtown Albuquerque in early 2025.

The boutique hotel brand’s latest launch will be the fifth in the portfolio, and will be the first outpost within the collection to be designed in-house by Palisociety founder Avi Brosh and his team.

Arrive Albuquerque, finding home in a building constructed in 1965, will feature a vibrant mural by local artist Nani Chacon on its exterior. Inside, it will comprise 137 guestrooms, a cocktail bar and lounge, signature Pan-Asian-American restaurant, pool and swim club. 

Layered with a contemporary take on southwestern charm, interior design blends the signature Palisociety style with a contemporary, youthful playfulness that has been the foundation of Arrive since it debuted in 2016 in Palm Springs. The Albuquerque design story is brought to life with a palette of sandy, high desert hues accented by bold colour blocking and patterning with a nod to the 1970s, as well as organic, modern forms, furnishings and fabrics.  

The lobby features two original ceiling domes accented by contemporary pendant lights, a red blaze quarry tile floor inset with a mix of coloured tiles in sky, ochre, white and brick red, warm wood tones, and lounge seating in a rich mix of colours and styles.  

Rooms are bathed in warm pastel tones and adorned with floral upholstered headboards, custom-made furniture and vintage art, checkered floors, Mid-Century-inspired lounge furniture, and varied patterns and textiles. 

Poolside, more southwestern elements such as patterned tiles, rattan lounge accents and contemporary outdoor furniture and lighting bring an airy, natural feel. 

“We are very excited to be expanding the Arrive moniker with this one-of-a-kind hotel in Albuquerque,” says Brosh. “We’ve been watching as the city has grown and evolved in recent years and know that it’s at the forefront of a very important and impactful cultural progression that we’re honored to be a part of. This hotel will bring the brand’s unique sense of wit and personality to the market with incredible style and detail, and we hope it will be a much-appreciated addition to the community for both visitors and locals alike.”