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Faraway Hotels has announced its plans to expand its portfolio to Sag Harbor, New York, and Jackson Hole, Wyoming, marking the boutique brand’s first locations outside New England.
Both sites are due to open in summer 2026 and will be managed by Collared Martin Hospitality.
The company, developed by Blue Flag Capital, Collared Martin Hospitality and Bain Capital Real Estate, operates existing hotels on Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard. It focuses on re-imagining historic properties with an emphasis on design and local character.
In Sag Harbor, the team will redevelop the historic Baron’s Cove hotel into a 67-room property renamed Faraway Sag Harbor. Plans include landscaped gardens, patios and a new flagship restaurant, Zagara, inspired by Italian coastal dining.
In Wyoming, Faraway Jackson Hole will occupy the site of the former Snake River Lodge & Spa in Teton Village. The redevelopment will include new guest rooms, a restaurant, lobby lounge and cocktail bar named Surehand, combining alpine influences with the brand’s focus on layered interiors and shared spaces.
Jason Brown, co-founder and chief executive of Blue Flag Capital, said: “Faraway Sag Harbor is a natural next chapter in our coastal story, carrying forward the seaside charm, maritime heritage and thoughtful design we’ve honed in Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard. With Jackson Hole, we’re entering a new chapter for Faraway… shaped by a sense of adventure and a deep connection to nature.”
Brad Guidi, co-founder and chief development officer of Blue Flag Capital, said: “Our philosophy transcends mere space creation; it’s about weaving an experience that is intrinsically interlaced with the local environment.”
Steven Rubin, chief executive of Collared Martin, added: “Together with Blue Flag and Bain Capital, we are creating destinations that inspire discovery and leave a lasting impression.”
The two openings will expand Faraway’s footprint while maintaining its emphasis on place, design and storytelling.
