Every property here has been researched against official sources. Filter by place, setting or mood — and read our labelled editorial take on each.
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Bangkok, Thailand · Riverfront
On the banks of the Chao Phraya, just off historic Charoen Krung Road, Capella Bangkok opened in 2020. Dining includes Côte by Mauro Colagreco and Phra Nakhon, and wellness centres on the Auriga spa.
Editorial take
The river sets the rhythm here — it feels less like a city hotel and more like a riverside residence.
Tokyo, Japan · Otemachi
Opened in 2014 on the upper floors of the Otemachi Tower, with interiors by Kerry Hill Architects inspired by traditional Japanese residences, and an Aman Spa with an indoor pool.
Editorial take
Possibly the calmest place in central Tokyo — a masterclass in restraint.
Hong Kong · Admiralty
Part of Swire Hotels' The House Collective, The Upper House opened in 2009 above Pacific Place, with interiors by Hong Kong-born designer André Fu.
Editorial take
A rare thing in Hong Kong: a hotel that whispers. Intimate in feel despite its height.
Singapore · Marina Bay
Opened in 2010 on the Marina Bay waterfront beside the restored Clifford Pier, with the rooftop bar Lantern looking out over the bay.
Editorial take
The best seat for Singapore's skyline theatre — the bay is practically at your feet.
Udaipur, India · Lake Pichola
A palace-inspired resort on the banks of Lake Pichola, arranged around domes, courtyards and water features, with views across the lake towards Udaipur's City Palace.
Editorial take
Pure Rajasthani romance — come for the lake at sunset, stay for the sense of ceremony.
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