Cover Catch up on the latest openings, launches, and experiences around the world (Photo: Kumu Beach)
Catch up on the latest openings, launches, and experiences around the world (Photo: Kumu Beach)
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Catch up on the latest luxury hotel openings, experiences and launches around the world
Looking for a quick little getaway before the year ends? We got you. Whether you’re looking to catch the ski season or prefer relaxing by the beach, hotels around the world are catering to every traveller this holiday season.
Enjoy basking under the sun? Head to Kumu Beach for a relaxing vacation filled with wellness experiences that will help you feel re-energised and rejuvenated. Or, bring the entire family along for a getaway at Mulia Resort—little ones can enjoy their time at the kids-only haven while parents can pamper themselves with a spa session.
History buffs will enjoy getting in touch with local culture at the newly opened InterContinental Chiang Mai The Mae Ping. While bar hoppers will want to head to Mondrian Hong Kong for a tipple or two at Avoca.
Prefer a winter holiday? Take a trip to the newly opened Nozo Hotel to catch the latest snow season.
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1. Kumu Beach
Above Wellness experiences include Ayurvedic, detoxifying and jet lag recovery treatments (Photo: Kumu Beach)
Wellness experiences include Ayurvedic, detoxifying and jet lag recovery treatments (Photo: Kumu Beach)
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You’re sure to feel relaxed after a trip to this luxury beach hotel—especially with its newly introduced wellness experiences. Look forward to a selection of Ayurvedic, detoxifying and jet lag recovery treatments that are sure to help with stress management and inner harmony. After a long flight, its Jet Lag Recovery experience will help restore your energy through a curation of jet lag-friendly menus, rejuvenating yoga, recovery massage and more. Other packages include the Soulful Detox, designed to cleanse the body, reduce stress levels and increase energy; and the Teardrop Ayurveda Essentials experience that features nature walks, guided meditation and freshly brewed herbal drinks.
2. Mondrian Hong Kong
Above Cocktails at Avoca (Photo: Mondrian Hong Kong)
Cocktails at Avoca (Photo: Mondrian Hong Kong)
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Imbibers will want to head to Mondrian for a tipple or two as multi-award-winning local legend Joe Villanueva is now front and centre at the hotel’s flagship bar Avoca. Here, he dreams up locally-inspired cocktails like the LGM Mary, a blend of clear Bloody Mary mix and tequila blanco macerated with black bean chilli oil from Lao Gan Ma. Whisky fans will want to try his take on the Negroni, inspired by Hong Kong’s classic claypot rice dish. Sip these savoury concoctions as you admire the panoramic vistas of Hong Kong 38 floors up.
3. Nozo Hotel
Above Nozo Hotel is ideally located close to Kitanomine (Photo: Nozo Hotel)
Nozo Hotel is ideally located close to Kitanomine (Photo: Nozo Hotel)
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Nozo Hotel has opened in Furano, Hokkaido, just in time for the ski season. The cozy resort hotel is complete with hot water baths, elegant rooms and restaurants. It’s also conveniently located to the picturesque Kitanomine, a popular ski and snowboarding zone featuring beginner and intermediate slopes. The resort isn’t just open for the winter season, but all seasons. Visit during summer and enjoy hiking, biking, water rafting and more.
4. InterContinental Chiang Mai The Mae Ping
Above A suite at InterContinental Chiang Mai The Mae Ping (Photo: InterContinental)
A suite at InterContinental Chiang Mai The Mae Ping (Photo: InterContinental)
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Located in the heart of the historic district of Chiang Mai is the newly opened InterContinental Chiang Mai The Mae Ping. Step in and you’ll be greeted by melodic gong chimes that connect you to the story of the adjoining Wat Chang Kong, a preserved 600-year-old stupa. Rooms offer a blend of modern minimalist designs and Lanna-inspired decor—think lacquered panels, wood-carved sculptures, zen bathrooms and more. Get in touch with local culture with immersive experiences like tea blending workshops, local chocolate tasting and jungle walks.
5. Mulia Resort
Bring the little ones on a family-friendly getaway in Bali. Stay at Mulia Resort and be pampered with immersive cultural experiences, family bonding activities and more. The young ones will enjoy their time at Mulia Kidz, an exclusive haven for guests aged three to nine. Various activities are available ranging from creative crafts to interactive games. While the kids are enjoying themselves at Mulia Kidz, parents can spend time relaxing at the spa. Try the Sound Therapy, a calming session that combines the practice of Indra Yoga and sounds of Tibetan singing bowls.
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Amanda Goh was the former senior writer for Tatler Singapore.
