Cover Catch up on the latest luxury hotel openings, experiences and launches around the world (Photo: Banyan Tree Higashiyama Kyoto)
Catch up on the latest luxury hotel openings, experiences and launches around the world (Photo: Banyan Tree Higashiyama Kyoto)
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Catch up on the latest luxury hotel openings, experiences and launches around the world
Whether you crave a sun-drenched Mediterranean retreat or a taste of sophisticated urban luxury, the travel industry is constantly unveiling new properties and programs to inspire our next adventure.
This month, we see the unveiling of three exceptional hotel openings. For one, Bulgari’s upcoming gem Bulgari Resort Bodrum is a testament to contemporary elegance amidst a backdrop steeped in history. Those yearning for a tranquil immersion in Japanese culture can look forward to Banyan Tree Higashiyama Kyoto, a sanctuary where tradition meets modern luxury.
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1. Bulgari Resort Bodrum
Above Bulgari Hotels & Resorts has announced a stunning new addition to its collection
Bulgari Hotels & Resorts has announced a stunning new addition to its collection
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Bulgari Hotels & Resorts has announced a stunning new addition to its collection—Bulgari Resort Bodrum, slated to open in 2026. The highly anticipated property will be perched on a private peninsula, boasting panoramic views of the Eastern Mediterranean. The new property will draw inspiration from Bodrum’s rich history and will seamlessly blend modern design with the area’s natural beauty. A variety of luxurious accommodations will be available ranging from private pool villas to the Bvlgari Villa, the latter is a sprawling five-bedroom space complete with a private beach and a 25-metre pool. Guests can also explore various amenities including the Bulgari Spa, private beach and more.
2. Regent Hong Kong
Above Regent Hong Kong has unveiled the Signature Suites
Regent Hong Kong has unveiled the Signature Suites
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Regent Hong Kong has unveiled the Signature Suites, a trio of luxury residential retreats complete with private terraces, whirlpools and views of the Victoria Harbour and Hong Kong skyline. The hotel’s latest Presidential Suite is a 7,000 sq ft rooftop penthouse with two-storey plate glass windows that offer panoramic views of the skyline. Within the penthouse, find a private gym, infinity pool, tea room, private sauna and more.
Those looking to entertain while travelling can consider staying in the newly redesigned Terrace Suite, a 5,500 sq ft space with a spacious living room comprising a lounge area and dining table. Large families can consider opting for the CEO Suite, a two-bedroom suite with a separate living room, built-in wine fridge, powder room and more.
3. Mandarin Oriental Mayfair
Above Mandarin Oriental Mayfair has opened in the heart of Hanover Square
Mandarin Oriental Mayfair has opened in the heart of Hanover Square
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Travelling to London? Consider booking a stay at the newly opened Mandarin Oriental Mayfair. Situated on the historic Hanover Square, the sleek property is home to 50 guest rooms and suites, 77 private residences and various amenities. Inspired by haute couture, guest rooms are designed with fine timbers, marble and soft fabrics. Hand-painted silk wallpaper in each room is illustrated with flowering magnolias featuring leaves arranged according to the room’s Feng Shui. The wallpaper is also a nod to trees found along the Square. Award-winning chef Akira Back is making his London restaurant debut in the new hotel. His latest restaurant Akira Back spotlights the chef’s most popular dishes.
4. Banyan Tree Higashiyama Kyoto
Above Banyan Tree Higashiyama Kyoto to open in Q3 of 2024
Banyan Tree Higashiyama Kyoto to open in Q3 of 2024
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Set to make its debut in Japan in Q3 of 2024, the new property promises a luxurious escape steeped in tradition and tranquillity. Nestled in Kyoto’s historic Higashiyama district, the property boasts 52 guest rooms, signature Banyan Tree Spa, dining experiences and more. Here, rooms are inspired by yugen, a concept in traditional Japanese aesthetic translated to mean mysterious quiet beauty. Each room features traditional materials including large cypress wood bathtubs, tatami mats and natural wood elements. The serene oasis extends beyond the rooms—its gardens, for one, feature meticulously preserved stoned walls, a protected bamboo grove and more, with each element working in harmony to create a sanctuary.
5. Jimbaran Puri, A Belmond Hotel, Bali
Above For a transformative wellness journey, escape to the tranquil shores of Jimbaran Puri for its new Immersive Excursions and Wellness Journey program
For a transformative wellness journey, escape to the tranquil shores of Jimbaran Puri for its new Immersive Excursions and Wellness Journey program
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For a transformative wellness journey, escape to the tranquil shores of Jimbaran Puri for its new Immersive Excursions and Wellness Journey programme. The newest programme invites guests to rejuvenate their mind, body and soul through a blend of traditional Balinese practices and modern wellness concepts.
Unwind and embrace the Balinese life with the spiritual three-night Gunung Payung Purification Journey that immerses you in ancient Balinese practices like purification rituals at Gunung Payung Temple. The stay will also feature various healing workshops, meditation sessions and rejuvenating spa treatments. Beyond wellness, the resort also offers culinary dishes curated by Nelayan Restaurant’s executive chef Adi Wijaya.
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Amanda Goh was the former senior writer for Tatler Singapore.
