Occupying a one-kilometre space of white sandy beach and surrounded by vivid mountain landscapes, Six Senses Hideaway Con Dao is the ultimate Vietnamese beach getaway.

Opening its doors in 2018, Six Senses Krabey Island is the latest and most spectacular addition to the Six Senses collection of exclusive island escapes.

​Located at the picturesque gateway to the majestic Qing Cheng Mountains and close to Chengdu, Six Senses Qing Cheng has been designed to complement nearby UNESCO World Heritage & Natural Cultural site Dujiangyan, an ancient irrigation system.

The beautiful French-colonial style Sofitel Metropole is located in the heart of Hanoi just a short walk from the vibrant Old Quarter.

The Sofitel Legend People’s Grand Hotel is set on the former Imperial Palace grounds in the heart of Xian, a Chinese town shrouded in ancient history.

​Soneva Kiri is located on unspoilt Koh Kood Island off the east coast of Thailand, an island haven of private luxury surrounded by tropical rainforests and waterfalls on one side and white sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters on the other.

The Songtsam Linka Shangri-La is a boutique lodge with 75 rooms and suites, each decorated with traditional Tibetan carpets and antiques. Some of the rooms are compact, but all have modern comforts.

Located along the famed street of Midosuji, heralded as the Champs Elysées of Osaka, the St. Regis Osaka is an eloquent expression of comfort, tranquillity and refined Japanese aesthetics.

​The Amanpuri hotel was the first in Aman’s ultra-luxurious hotel empire. Nearly 30-years on it is still one of the best hotels in Thailand for a private, luxurious escape.

The Fullerton Bay Hotel whispers glamour.. From your perch on the picturesque marina you’ll have staggering views over Singapore's fabulously eclectic skyline, including the jaw-dropping trio of towers that make up the Marina Bay casino complex.

​Amidst Hong Kong’s modern hustle, The Langham manages to combine the flavour of two lost empires. Its décor harks back to the elegance of Victorian-era London.

​Nestled on Cotton Tree Drive in Hong Kong’s Central district, The Murray has long been one of the city's most recognisable landmarks, an iconic office building since the 1960s.