Pantai Dalit is a stretch of beach in Tuaran, about 45 minutes by car from Kota Kinabalu’s airport. The resort covers some 400 acres of it: three kilometres of sand, an 18-hole golf course by Ted Parslow between the Tambalang and Mengkabong rivers, much of it laid out on former mangrove swamp, and 64 acres … Read more
Niseko’s Higashiyama ski area began in 1982, when Kokudo, the land company of the Seibu group, and the town of Niseko opened it with a Higashiyama Prince Hotel. Seibu sold the ski hill, the golf and the hotels to a Citigroup arm in 2006, and in 2010 the Malaysian group YTL bought the lot, by … Read more
A Bill Bensley design: a cliff-top resort at Seogwipo, on the quiet south coast of Jeju, connected to Route 7 of the Olle trail.
A resort of 71 pool pavilions and villas on Emerald Bay, a cove on the south-west coast of Phuket, where Rosewood’s Asaya wellness concept began.
A 110-key resort in North Malé Atoll designed by Marcio Kogan of Studio MK27, with a James Turrell Skyspace, 45 minutes by boat from Malé airport.
A resort of 100 villas on Ha My Beach, between Hoi An and Da Nang, with architecture drawn from the garden houses of Hue.
Bill Bensley’s 244-room beach resort on Khem Beach, at the southern end of Phu Quoc, designed as the campus of an imaginary French colonial university.
A resort of 70 suites and villas, seven of them over the water, at Labuan Bajo on Flores, the gateway to Komodo National Park.
Forty pool villas in the forest of a private island in the Gulf of Thailand, off Cambodia’s Ream National Park.
Rosewood’s first hotel in Japan: 55 villas and houses by Studio Piet Boon on a peninsula of Miyako Island, in Okinawa prefecture.