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Hyatt’s first footfall on Koh Samui, Hyatt Regency Koh Samui is set on eight acres of land on a spectacular stretch of private coastline in the north-eastern corner of the island. One of Thailand’s most anticipated resorts, Hyatt Regency Koh Samui gives guests the opportunity to discover timeless connections and energising experiences and will play a major role in rebounding visitors with the island as Thailand welcomes back visitors.  Located in North Chaweng and less than ten minutes from the island’s international airport, Hyatt Regency Koh Samui boasts 140 guestrooms, which include 24 spacious suites and villas, feature private balconies and most offer gorgeous sea views. Select rooms have access to Regency Club privileges, while seven beachfront pool villas provide elev...

Scheduled to open its doors for business in the fourth quarter of 2021, Meliá Chiang Mai is 260-key urban hotel that towers over the River Ping and bustling Night Bazaar in the heart of Chiang Mai city in Thailand’s mountainous north. Meliá Chiang Mai will be situated six kilometres from the Chiang Mai International Airport on the vibrant Charoen Prathet Road, located near a broad spectrum of tourist attractions, markets, and Buddhist temples. With a design that pays tribute to Chiang Mai’s charming history and culture with a contemporary flair, the hotel will comprise a striking 22-floor tower fronted by an adjoining seven-floor podium building. The hotel features two restaurants, two bars, two lounges including an executive lounge on the 21st floor with a panoramic view of...

Many of us may be stuck at home right now, but that hasn’t stopped us from dreaming of our next luxurious getaway. Here are three of the most beautiful hotels across Asia that we can’t wait to visit once the world gets back to normal.  Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi (Hanoi, Vietnam) With its stately grandeur and 120 years of history, the Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi is one of Southeast Asia’s most iconic hotels. Famous guests over the decades have ranged from Charlie Chaplin and Graham Greene to Angelina Jolie and innumerable heads of state. The hotel’s popular “Path of History” tour includes a look back at this illustrious past, as well as a visit to the underground bomb shelter that protected Joan Baez, Jane Fonda and others from air raids during the US-Vietnam War. In F...

This New Resort in the Maldivian Archipelago Welcomes Guests into a World of Breathtaking Natural Beauty, Legendary Service and Memorable Cultural Experiences Located on the Fari Islands, an archipelago on the north-eastern tip of North Malé Atoll, The Ritz-Carlton Maldives, Fari Islands invites guests to embrace the beru, or circle of island life, and welcomes them into a world of exceptional luxury and memorable experiences. Easily accessible via a scenic ten-minute seaplane ride, or a 45-minute luxury boat ride from Velana International Airport, the resort is part of the picturesque Fari Marina with its vibrant Beach Club, charming boutiques and tempting eateries forming the archipelago's communal heart. The Ritz-Carlton Maldives, Fari Islands is ideal for guests seeking a holiday...

default Raffles Hotels & Resorts announced its 15th Raffles Hotels in the world: the lavish Raffles Bali. With just 32 private pool villas, Raffles Bali offers unparalleled views over the Indian Ocean and the famous Jimbaran Bay sunsets, epitomising distinguished charm for well-travelled connoisseurs seeking elegant spaces, privacy and cultural discovery.  The private transfer from Ngurah Rai International Airport to the luxurious Balinese resort takes less than half an hour; yet despite its brevity, the journey has the power to transport you from one world to another as the crowded streets of Jimbaran give way to sun-spangled gardens, a sense of tranquility descends.  From each of the exquisite Pool Villas – the largest and most private in Jimbaran – abundant sunlig...

It is believed that spending some time in nature can help you release stress and feel refreshed. The Greek physician and occasional philosopher Hippocrates, known as the 'Father of Medicine' put it best: “Nature itself is the best physician”. Although he wrote these words some 2,400 years ago, they have arguably never been truer than today. Even without a global pandemic, our fast-paced urban lives often disconnect us from the planet we inhabit. But as we gradually recover from Covid, we can take the time to reconnect with nature - and with it find a sense of purpose and peace, benefitting both the body and mind. A growing body of evidence suggests that spending time outdoors can reduce stress and anxiety, as well as lower blood pressure and heart rate. So whether it's swimming water...