Cover From London to the Maldives, we bring you the latest in hotel offerings (Photo: Raffles Hotel at The Owo)

Catch up on the latest luxury hotel openings, experiences and launches around the world

With so many long weekends coming up, it’s best to start making plans for your next vacation early. If you’re looking for a short trip, visit Phuket’s Amanpuri for its latest four-day well-being programme, curated and led by Russian tennis player Maria Sharapova. Or, visit Hanoi and check in at the newly reopened Movenpick Hotel Hanoi Centre.

Making plans for Valentine’s Day? Pamper your partner with a stay at Kuda Villingili Resort Maldives. Visit from now until February 20 and you’ll be treated to intimate couple dining and spa experiences. While food lovers can visit Bali’s The Mulia and indulge in treats from the newly opened Cannele. The luxurious Raffles London at The Owo has also opened, offering guests a curated selection of dining, wellness and entertainment facilities. 

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1. Raffles London at The Owo

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Raffles London has opened The Owo. One of the UK’s most storied buildings, The Owo was previously home to influential political and military leaders. Today, it’s home to Raffles’s first hotel in the UK. Stay at the Raffles suite, a historic one-bedroom suite that overlooks the Edwardian inner courtyard. Perfect for three, the 128 sqm space is complete with a bespoke bathtub, walk-in wardrobe, 24-hour Raffles London butler services and more. While here, take advantage of the Guerlain Spa which features relaxing treatments that combine modern technology with the effects of natural ingredients.

2. The Mulia

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New patisserie Cannelé has found its home at The Mulia in Nusa Dua, Bali. Indulge in a curated selection of artisanal cakes, pastries, freshly baked bread and afternoon high tea here. Treats Blend French pastry craftsmanship with Indonesian ingredients like fragrant Kintamani oranges and honey sourced from Java. When it comes to drinks, you’ll find a selection curated from diverse Indonesian regions. On top of decadent treats, the patisserie also offers panoramic views of the pool and ocean.

3. Amanpuri

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Learn about performance and recovery at Amanpuri’s latest four-day well-being programme. The first in its wellness immersion series, the Optimising Performance and Recovery Immersion will be hosted by Aman Group’s global wellness ambassador Maria Sharapova from February 21 to 24. Curated by Sharapova herself, the program utilises her knowledge and experience as an elite athlete, combining mindfulness, movement, nutrition and recovery practices. The intimate session will also incorporate consultation with the resort’s medical doctor, hydro-facility treatments, and performance sessions designed and led by Sharapova.

4. Kuda Villingili Resort Maldives

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Celebrate love this Valentine’s Day at Kuda Villingili Resort Maldives. Stay at the luxurious resort between now and February 20 to enjoy its exclusively curated programme featuring intimate dinners and curated experiences for two. Pamper yourself and your partner with a rejuvenating wellness spa session which includes a relaxing massage and luxury facial to refresh and vitalise the skin. Following the session, indulge in a floral bath that’s adorned with tropical flowers. When it comes to food, anticipate an array of intimate experiences—have a private barbecue dinner experience under the stars or enjoy a candlelit dinner set up within the infinity pool.

5. Movenpick Hotel Hanoi Centre

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Travelling to Hanoi soon? Book a stay at the newly reopened Movenpick Hotel Hanoi Centre. Stay at the executive suite and you’ll get to unwind with a plush king bed, eco-friendly amenities and a lavish bathtub. The 62 sqm space is also located on the highest floor, providing stunning views of the city. When you feel hungry, visit one of its many dining concepts—for Vietnamese flavours, head to the hotel’s all day dining restaurant Mangosteen while Cantonese and Portuguese cuisine can be found at O Macanese. What’s more, the hotel is conveniently located within the French Quarter, a few minutes away from iconic landmarks like the Hoan Kiem Lake, The Hut Bridge and St Joseph’s Cathedral.

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Amanda Goh was the former senior writer for Tatler Singapore.