Luxury, innovation and unique locations: 7 new hotels to open in Asia in 2024
Tourism in Asia is set to boom in 2024 as new luxury hotels will open. They promise to elevate the travel experience to unprecedented heights.
From the crystalline waters of the Maldives to the vibrant cityscapes of Tokyo, these upcoming luxury hotels embody luxury, innovation, and a deep connection to the environment, travelandtourworld.com writes. Let's take a look at the most anticipated hotel openings in Asia in 2024.
SO/Maldives, Maldives (January 2024)
Ennismore, the renowned hotel group behind Gleneagles Townhouse and Mama Shelter, is opening its new SO/Maldives hotel in a tropical paradise. Located on the shores of the Emboodhoo Lagoon, this 15-acre complex features 80 beachfront and overwater villas. With a French Riviera-style beach club and a health camp, SO/Maldives invites guests to enjoy a holistic vacation surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of the Maldives.
Janu Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan (March 2024)
Aman introduces Janu, a hotel with a concept focused on human interaction, playful expression and social well-being. The first Janu project is opening in Tokyo's Azabudai Hills neighbourhood and offers 122 suites, eight restaurants and a 43,000-square-foot wellness space. Capturing the essence of Tokyo, this urban retreat promises a harmonious blend of tranquility and vibrancy.
Kotiyagala, Sri Lanka (March 2024)
In the enchanting Yala National Park, Kotiyagala is 12 villas surrounded by tropical wildlife. With naturalists and safari rangers working on site, guests can go in search of elusive leopards and gentle sloths. The hotel's seven-acre grounds feature a freshwater infinity pool and an Ayurvedic spa, creating a serene haven in the heart of nature.
The Standard, Singapore (summer 2024)
Standard Singapore will enrich the city's culture with its vibrant, nightlife-focused brand. With 143 guest rooms, a signature restaurant, an infinity pool and a bar set in a botanical courtyard, Standard Singapore aims to become a pulsating hub for locals and travellers alike.
Rosewood Miyakojima, Okinawa, Japan (end of 2024)
Designed by Piet Boon Studio, Rosewood Miyakojima offers unobstructed views of the East China Sea. Set against the backdrop of Okinawa's Higashi-Hennazaki Cape and Yonaha Maehama Beach, the resort features beachfront restaurants and bars, a hidden spa in manicured gardens, and promises an immersive journey into Japanese luxury.
Aman Bangkok (end of 2024)
Architect Jean-Michel Gathy is creating the urban oasis Aman Bangkok in Nai Lert Park. Featuring two spas, several restaurants, a cigar lounge and a rooftop jazz bar, this sanctuary combines tranquility and urban sophistication to create a haven in the heart of bustling Bangkok.
Banyan Tree Higashiyama, Kyoto, Japan (end of 2024)
Kengo Kuma and Associates created the Banyan Tree Higashiyama hotel on a hilltop in Kyoto. The hotel offers 52 rooms with panoramic views of Japan's cultural capital, as well as proximity to the iconic Gion and Higashiyama districts. Immerse yourself in the serene beauty of Kyoto at this architectural masterpiece.