Six Senses Krabey Island
Forty pool villas in the forest of a private island in the Gulf of Thailand, off Cambodia’s Ream National Park.
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Rosewood Miyakojima
Rosewood’s first hotel in Japan: 55 villas and houses by Studio Piet Boon on a peninsula of Miyako Island, in Okinawa prefecture.
Wild Coast Tented Lodge
A safari camp of 28 cocoon-shaped tents between the jungle of Yala National Park and the Indian Ocean.
Songtsam Lodge Cizhong
A 26-room lodge devoted to wine, in a Tibetan Catholic village on the upper Mekong where French missionaries planted the first vines.
Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok
The Oriental counts its age from 1876, when two Danish sea captains, H. Jarck and C. Salje, opened a hotel on the east bank of the Chao Phraya. Nothing of their building is what guests see now. The oldest part of the hotel is the one commissioned by H.N. Andersen, the Danish merchant who bought … Read more
Six Senses Qing Cheng Mountain
Mount Qingcheng, west of Chengdu, is where the Celestial Master Zhang Daoling founded the Way of the Five Pecks of Rice in 142, and Tianshi Cave on its slopes is called the birthplace of Taoism; with the Dujiangyan irrigation system, begun in 256 BC, it was inscribed by UNESCO in 2000. Six Senses announced its … Read more