Cover Catch up on the latest luxury hotel openings, experiences and launches around the world (Photo: Amanpuri)
Catch up on the latest luxury hotel openings, experiences and launches around the world (Photo: Amanpuri)
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Catch up on the latest luxury hotel openings, experiences and launches around the world
Plenty is going on in the hotel scene and if you’re looking for a quick getaway, you’ll want to read on.
This week, we see hotels around Asia announcing their reopening. Amanpuri for one, has reopened after three months of extensive renovations to its signature pavilions, restaurants and more. Closer to home, Amara Singapore has completed its 11-month-long transformation and has also introduced new experiences.
If you find yourself in Bangkok, book a stay at the new Hotel Muse Bangkok located in the heart of the capital city. But, if you’ve booked a winter holiday to Nara, Japan, stay at Novotel Nara, the latest property along the city’s Saho River.
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Amara Singapore
Above Amara Singapore has completed its renovation journey (Photo: Amara Singapore)
Amara Singapore has completed its renovation journey (Photo: Amara Singapore)
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This iconic hotel has announced the culmination of its extensive transformational journey, unveiling its revitalised spaces and new guest experiences. The comprehensive makeover by Studio HBA saw the redesign of its guest rooms, public spaces, dining establishments and more. The latest makeover elevates the guest experience, blending modern aesthetics with traditional warmth. Apart from a physical makeover, the property has also introduced new Singapore Heritage Experiences featuring walking tours, popiah making sessions and more.
Read more: Hotel review: A peek inside Amara Singapore’s newly refreshed space
Amanpuri
Above Aman's first property reopens (Photo: Amanpuri)
Aman's first property reopens (Photo: Amanpuri)
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Following a three-month closure, Aman’s first resort reopens. The extensive renovation sees the iconic flagship resort having meticulous reconfigurations to its pavilions, spotlighting its Thai design heritage. Its pavilions are now complete with Makha wood flooring, vaulted ceilings, refreshed balconies and more. the resort has also introduced new dining options while retaining its signature restaurants including Nama, which is now situated atop the resort’s sweeping staircase. Various wellness and fitness-related experiences have also been introduced, including private surfing experiences and cycling sessions.
Novotel Nara
Above Novotel Nara is situated along the city's Saho River (Photo: Novotel Nara)
Novotel Nara is situated along the city's Saho River (Photo: Novotel Nara)
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Situated along Nara’s Saho River is the newly opened Novotel Nara. Designed to offer guests a serene environment and connect with the city’s rich cultural and historical legacy, the hotel provides guests with a welcoming retreat after a day of exploring.
While here, check out its rooftop terrace that offers breathtaking views of Saho River—visit in spring and find the river lined with pink cherry blossoms or visit in winter for views of the Wakakusa Yamayaki festival. Beyond the hotel, you’ll find yourself just a stone’s throw away from Nara station, Unesco World Heritage sites including the Todai-ji temple and more.
Hotel Muse Bangkok
Above Autograph Collection Hotels opens its latest property in Thailand(Photo: Hotel Muse Bangkok)
Autograph Collection Hotels opens its latest property in Thailand(Photo: Hotel Muse Bangkok)
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Autograph Collection Hotels is expanding its brand presence in Thailand with the introduction of Hotel Muse Bangkok. Located in the heart of the Thai capital, the hotel is inspired by the Golden Age of Travel in the 1920s, blending classic European designs with vintage Thai elements. Its design translates into the rooms and suites with each space adorned with bespoke details and plush furnishings. Rooms also offer immaculate views of the city. These views can also be seen throughout the hotel from its Speakeasy Rooftop Bar to its swimming pool.
Mt Mulligan Lodge
Above Mt Mulligan Lodge offers a unique glamping experience (Photo: Mt Mulligan Lodge)
Mt Mulligan Lodge offers a unique glamping experience (Photo: Mt Mulligan Lodge)
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Experience glamping when you stay at Mt Mulligan Lodge’s Outback Pavilion in Queensland, Australia. Perfect for an off-the-grid getaway, the spacious pavilion is decked in dark grey natural stone tiles, bronze fittings, pitched cathedral ceilings and more. The spacious pavilion features two bedrooms, a spacious lounge and a private deck overlooking Mount Mulligan and the Australian outback. There’s plenty to do during your stay here including tours of the historic Mount Mulligan township, nature walks, kayaking and fishing, among others.
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Amanda Goh was the former senior writer for Tatler Singapore.
