The Tokyo Edition, Ginza
TOKYO, JAPAN
Following the overwhelming success of the first Japanese Edition hotel with The Tokyo Edition, Toranomon, The Tokyo Edition, Ginza is set to further entrench the Edition brand in bringing a state-of-the-art luxury lifestyle to Japan. A dream collaboration between famed architect Kengo Kuma and Ian Schrager, the standalone property is complete with 86 guest rooms and suites, three high-end restaurants including a rooftop bar, and more. A mere three-minute walk from Ginza station, the hotel’s location on Chuo Street puts it near the heart of entertainment and shopping for an unbeatable neighbourhood traipse.
Jumeirah Bali
BALI, INDONESIA
Jumeirah Group’s debut resort in Indonesia, this all-villa luxury resort is located at the southwest tip of Bali, promising exclusive views of the Indian Ocean. A stay in one of the 123 villas guarantees you a private pool, outdoor living area and access to a private beach. The resort’s Talise spa incorporates traditional Balinese wellness techniques, including the Turkish hammam, and features other wellness facilities like the sauna, Vichy shower treatments and guided meditation and yoga classes by the resort’s resident master yogi. Even dining is a relaxing affair – you can enjoy a leisurely meal at any of the three signature restaurants: The Akasa Gastro Grill is a traditional bar and grill, Segeran offers authentic Southeast Asian cuisine, and Maja Sunset Pool Lounge provides refreshments by an infinity pool overlooking the Indian Ocean.
JW Marriott Jeju Resort & Spa
JEJU CITY, SOUTH KOREA
JW Marriot offers an exotic escape to the top of a cliff off the southern coast of Jeju island. Expect full oceanic views of the stunning coastline, which is a UNESCO Natural Heritage, adds to the experience. But what completes the escape is the resort’s impressive architecture that intentionally complements and optimises views of the picturesque coastline. Designed by award-winning architect and interior designer Bill Bensley, the resort is also an abstract representation of the island’s Choga architecture – a type of traditional nature-friendly house type, making the Jeju culture and influence in the resort unmistakable.
