The Okura Tokyo Opens After Four-Year Rebuild
Hotel Okura’s 1962 landmark returns as two buildings with 508 rooms, a faithfully recreated modernist lobby and Japan’s largest hotel suite.
Hotel Okura’s 1962 landmark returns as two buildings with 508 rooms, a faithfully recreated modernist lobby and Japan’s largest hotel suite.
Rosewood’s second urban hotel in mainland China fills the upper 39 floors of Guangzhou’s 108-storey CTF Finance Centre, with interiors by Yabu Pushelberg.
Hyatt’s lifestyle brand arrives in South Korea with a Studio Piet Boon-designed hotel inspired by bojagi wrapping cloth, above Apgujeong metro station.
Singapore’s 1887 landmark returns with 115 suites, a Champalimaud-led interior scheme and new dining from Anne-Sophie Pic, Alain Ducasse and Jereme Leung.
Hilton’s flagship luxury brand arrives in the Maldives with 119 villas over three islands in South Malé Atoll and eleven places to eat and drink.
Adrian Cheng’s K11 detailed a 287-residence project at Victoria Dockside, with André Fu interiors and guangcai porcelain from master craftsmen.
Marriott’s first St. Regis in the city is a 27-storey, 129-key hotel with interiors by André Fu and French and Cantonese restaurants.
Rosewood’s Bangkok address rises 30 storeys above Ploenchit, with a wai-inspired silhouette by KPF, 159 keys and a vinyl-lined rooftop speakeasy.
Nearly a decade in the making, Six Senses’ first Cambodian resort spreads 40 pool villas across a forested private island in the Gulf of Thailand.
Rosewood’s Hong Kong flagship brings 413 keys, Tony Chi interiors and a Kohn Pedersen Fox tower to the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront.