Rosewood Luang Prabang, Laos
This resort villa is located in a forest on a hilltop, in the middle of a small river, designed by Bill Bensley, a famous American designer. "Rosewood Luang Prabang is designed to honor the culture of the city, the diversity of the tribes and the explorers who came here. It is a romantic re-creation of history," said Elias Pertoft - CEO of Rosewood Luang Prabang.
Among the 23 rooms and villas here, the 6 75-square-meter tented villas located on the hilltop are popular with their decoration mostly made of handicrafts and ethnic antiques. Each room has a balcony, allowing owners to admire the breathtaking beauty of the mountains, forests and rivers.
One of the highlights of staying at Rosewood Luang Prabang is that guests can take part in a spa retreat based on ancient Lao medicine, using herbs to heal and rejuvenate. While there is no fitness center, Rosewood Luang Prabang does have a lovely riverside pool and mountain bikes for guests to use.
COMO Point Yamu, Thailand
Como Point Yamu in Phuket offers a variety of cooking classes tailored for families and children. Children can also take part in kite-making classes, beach trips, leaf folding, and traditional games and dances. Parents can choose from a range of holistic treatments available at Como Shambhala Retreat to improve mental peace, physical health, and spiritual balance.
Families can also snorkel around Phi Phi, relax on the quiet beaches of Rang Yai, visit a James Bond filming location in Phang Nga Bay, cycle through Yamu Village or sample fresh produce at the local market. Amid the lush greenery, dramatic limestone formations and coral reefs of the Andaman Sea, adventurous families can take a guided boat trip to explore nearby caves, go fishing or snorkeling. Or take the kids to the gibbon conservation center, located next to the majestic Bang Pae waterfall, to learn about the natural environment. You can also take a 20- to 40-minute boat ride to Como Beach Club on Naka Yai, which has a picturesque pool and beach bar.
Mandarin Oriental Tokyo, Japan
As a 5-star hotel in the Nihonbashi area of central Tokyo, Mandarin Oriental Tokyo will be an ideal place to stay with top quality service, awarded the "Travelers' Choice" award by TripAdvisor in 2016. The hotel owns a magnificent space, the rooms here are always among the most spacious in Tokyo. In particular, all rooms have a view of the beautiful capital, especially at night when the surrounding buildings are lit up.
If you need to exercise, you can go to the gym on the 38th floor. In addition, the spa area here offers Asian and European fusion therapies in a quiet space that will bring you relaxation when soaking in a hot tub or sauna. The spa area here is also designed with large windows, transparent glass, full of luxury and has modern facilities, helping customers feel completely comfortable and relaxed.
The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong
Occupying floors 102 to 118 of the International Commerce Centre in Hong Kong, the Ritz-Carlton is the world's tallest hotel. Standing 490 meters above Victoria Harbour, the luxury hotel offers 360-degree views.oout to the city and surrounding islands.
One of the highlights of this hotel is the Ritz-Carlton Spa located on the 116th floor with an area of 860 m2, has 9 luxurious treatment rooms and 2 double suites. At the hotel's rooftop pool, 114 TV screens are mounted on the ceiling for an unforgettable experience. Room rates at the Ritz-Carlton Hong Kong range from $770 for a Deluxe Room to $12,860 for a Presidential Suite.
Marina Bay Sands, Singapore
Marina Bay Sands is a complex of architectural works, with 3 towers, a museum shaped like a blooming lotus flower and an extremely modern casino, which has long been a modern destination in Singapore, impressing tourists. Marina Bay Sands was designed by architect Moshe Safdie (a Jew with a series of unique architectural works and also an internationally influential architect), based on the idea of a casino table, expressing freedom and strength.
The rooftop of Marina Bay Sands is built with a complex of parks, swimming pools, bars, restaurants, and an observation deck called Sky Park. The Sky Park area is nearly 1 hectare wide, 200 meters above sea level, and spans 3 towers. Sky Park's outdoor infinity pool is 200 meters long, 3 times the length of an Olympic-sized swimming pool. The entire hotel has 1,560 rooms, with 18 different room types, including Presidential suites with pianos, 3 bedrooms, a spa area, and a private gym.
Six Senses Zighy Bay, Oman
Set in a secluded bay on Oman's Musandam Peninsula, surrounded by sandy beaches and majestic mountains, this luxury spa hotel is the perfect blend of seclusion and comfort.
Improve your strength and flexibility at Six Senses Zighy Bay, restoring balance to your body on the ultimate yoga and spa retreat. Experience all-natural treatments like bamboo massage and calm your mind with pranayama and asana.
