With company roots reaching back to the famous Orient Express, Belmond’s renowned collection of palatial hotels is vast indeed. Spanning five continents and 24 countries, the Belmond brand lays claim to 49 affluent hotels in stunning destinations.
From national parks and rich historical sites to paradisiacal beach settings, Belmond has roots planted all over the world, with Asian locations in Indonesia, Thailand, Myanmar, Laos, and Cambodia: affluence without sacrificing comfort.
In addition to its opulent hotels, Belmond also hosts opportunities for effortless adventures, with a dizzying array of train and river cruises. The famous Eastern & Oriental runs from Thailand to Singapore, and Belmond’s river boats float along the road to Mandalay. Belmond gives guests the chance to fully experience and engage in the local culture without sacrificing luxury.
This traditional Khmer-styled hotel is located close to Angkor Wat, offering 62 spacious rooms and suites. Each are equipped with satellite flat-screen televisions, DVD players, Wi-Fi connectivity and a freeform terrazza bathtub. The rooms and suites are decorated with jewel-toned silk and bamboo furnishings with a floor-to-ceiling window. La Residence offers two on-site restaurants serving Khmer and barbecue cuisines, and a bar and lounge overlooking the pool and garden. Other facilities include the Condé Nast Traveler’s 2010 listed Kong Kea...
Located on Samui's secluded Baan Tai Beach, the Belmond Napasai sits within 43 acres of tropical jungle. Baan Tai is in the Mae Nam area of the island, on the northern coast, offering views that stretch out over the Thai Gulf to nearby Phangan Island. Positioned on a sloping green plot of land right on the beach, the property provides guests with direct access to idyllic white sands and warm turquoise blue waters. The 69 standalone villas and residences emulate...
Located on an idyllic hillside around 10 minutes from the centre of Luang Prabang, La Residence Phou Vao is a gorgeous boutique property. Set in 2 acres of tropical garden, the resort was built in traditional Lao style and has fantastic views of the surrounding countryside. The hotel's 34 rooms and suites all have wonderful views, either of the gardens, mountains or infinity pool. The two garden suites have separate living rooms. The hotel restaurant offers superb Lao-French cuisine and is located by the pool. The spa was the first luxury spa in Luang Prabang and also has a stunning 13m fresh water infinity pool.
Thank you for putting together such an inspiring trip through Indonesia. We used two different charter boats and, for one leg of the journey, a private charter flight and all were of extremely high quality.
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