The St. Regis Hong Kong Opens in Wan Chai
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.
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.
A 73-key hotel above WF Central gives Mandarin Oriental its first Beijing address, with Forbidden City views, a Tihany-designed grill and design pieces by Gehry and Tim Yip.
Moshe Safdie’s glass-domed complex at Singapore’s airport, built around a 40-metre indoor waterfall, confirms its public debut after a free preview week.