Mondrian Seoul Itaewon Brings the Brand to Asia
The first Mondrian in Asia Pacific opens in Itaewon through Accor and sbe, with 296 rooms, the region’s first Cleo and a rooftop bar called Privilege.
The first Mondrian in Asia Pacific opens in Itaewon through Accor and sbe, with 296 rooms, the region’s first Cleo and a rooftop bar called Privilege.
IHG’s new Chongqing flagship fills floors 44 to 65 of Moshe Safdie’s Raffles City towers above the meeting of the Yangtze and Jialing.
Accor’s second Raffles in Indonesia arrives on a Jimbaran hillside with 32 pool villas, a Writers Bar and a remote hillside spa suite called The Sanctuary.
Ace’s first Japanese hotel pairs a 1926 red-brick telephone exchange with a new timber-gridded wing, interiors by Commune Design and a Samiro Yunoki identity.
Jun Aoki and Tezzo Nishizawa have reworked Japan’s oldest public art museum still in its original building, adding a glass entrance and a contemporary wing.
Lotte Hotels takes its top-tier Signiel brand beyond Lotte World Tower, placing 260 ocean-facing rooms in a Haeundae skyscraper with HBA interiors.
The fifth and final Six Senses lodge in Bhutan sits in pine forest above a trout stream in Bumthang, the kingdom’s spiritual heartland.
Rosewood’s integrative wellness concept takes two floors of its Victoria Dockside tower, pairing a harbour-view pool with practitioners and overnight lodges.
Built with larch and cedar from all 47 prefectures, the 68,000-seat stadium in Meiji Jingu Gaien replaces the 1964 Olympic arena on the same site.
Beijing’s first Michelin selection named 23 starred restaurants, crowning a Taizhou seafood specialist and recognising a vegetarian courtyard restaurant near Yonghe Temple.