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25hours Hotel Jakarta The Oddbird, Indonesia
The 38-storey 25hours Hotel Jakarta The Oddbird offers 210 rooms and 135 residences right in the heart of Jakarta’s Sudirman CBD in District 8, atop the iconic ASHTA Mall.
Guests enjoy perks such as a Schindelhauer bike to explore the city, a free minibar, and a canvas or Freitag bag for use during their stay.
Aside from the spa and F&B offerings, the hotel also offers flexible meeting spaces in 10 Creative Lounges across the ninth and 53rd floors, as well as a 530m² ballroom with an outdoor deck.
voco Seoul Myeongdong, South Korea
Infused with Korean influences, voco Seoul Myeongdong offers guests easy access to the Myeongdong district, with nearby attractions including Gyeongbokgung Palace, Namsan Tower, Namdaemun Market, and luxury department stores.
The hotel’s 576 guestrooms and suites offer views of Seoul’s cityscape or the Namsan Tower, and features amenities such as a fitness centre, indoor swimming pool, children’s pool, all-day dining restaurant, four meeting rooms, and a function hall that holds up to 220 guests.
Meliá Vinpearl Phu Quoc, Vietnam
Meliá Vinpearl Phu Quoc has introduced The Level Villas, a new luxury villa category where guests are treated to a range of exclusive privileges, services and facilities, including their own private beach.
The Level Villas were transformed from 95 of the property’s three-bedroom villas, where 56 of the villas are beachfront, while the remaining 39 villas offer sea and lake views. All feature their own private pool.
Guests get access to The Level Clubhouse which offers breakfast as well as an à la carte menu featuring a fusion of local dishes. There is also a dedicated concierge to curate personalised outings and arrange a private check-in and check-out.
The Level guests are granted privileges on all F&B across the resort, and enjoy a complimentary YHI Spa Water Ritual during their stay.
Capella Singapore, Singapore
Capella Singapore on Singapore’s Sentosa Island has refreshed its Capella Manor and Colonial Manors, featuring custom furnishings, curated artwork, and spaces designed for both intimacy and grandeur.
Each manor is a standalone two-storey bungalow, resembling a private residence, with three ensuite bedrooms, separate living, dining, and study areas, plus a private terrace and pool.
Guests receive personalised service from a Manor Culturist, who creates tailored experiences, including poolside picnics, babysitting, and dim sum masterclasses with the culinary team.
In addition to bespoke turndown amenities, a fridge stocked with champagne, premium wines, refreshments, and in-manor breakfast, guests can immerse themselves in Singapore’s history and culture through heritage tours and local culinary experiences.
