JW Marriott Phu Quoc Emerald Bay
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.
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.
Adrian Zecha’s resort of 60 villas on a private islet in the Hau River, a short boat ride from the city of Can Tho in the Mekong Delta.
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.
Bill Bensley’s 23-key resort beside a waterfall in a forest valley, ten minutes from the old town of Luang Prabang, with six tented villas on the hilltop.
A 24-room retreat by Adrian Zecha’s Azumi and JR East in a grove on Koiwai Farm, at the foot of Mount Iwate, west of Morioka.
Rosewood’s first hotel in Japan: 55 villas and houses by Studio Piet Boon on a peninsula of Miyako Island, in Okinawa prefecture.
A ski-in, ski-out mountain resort of 100 rooms and more than 80 residences at the foot of the Hanazono slopes in Niseko, Hokkaido.
A 94-room lakeside resort on Lake Chuzenji in Nikko National Park, and the first Ritz-Carlton with its own hot spring.
Aman’s hot-spring resort above Ago Bay in Ise-Shima National Park: 24 suites and a number of villas by Kerry Hill, each with its own onsen bath.