Duration
12 days / 11 nights
Price Per Person
Interests
Art
Destinations
China, South Korea, Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore

Not only does this unique trip allow you to explore five different and incredibly diverse Asian cities, it also grants you the opportunity to immerse yourself in bountiful visits to dozens of highly esteemed art galleries, exhibitions, and museums – most of which are known worldwide. If art appreciation is your passion, and combining it with travel rings like a dream come true, this fascinating expedition is ideal for you. From the myriad of art museums in Tokyo to private glimpses into some of Shanghai’s most-valued artist studios; a highly coveted experience at Hong Kong’s famed art auction hosted by Christie’s Asia and witnessing the sensational Gardens by the Bay light show in Singapore – prepare to be swept away by some of Asia’s greatest, most enviable art-laden destinations.

This itinerary is an example. It’s designed to inspire you and provide you with thoughtfully curated ideas. You can choose to do this exact itinerary or completely personalize it. All trips are 100% bespoke.

Highlights

  • Art Triangle Roppongi: The Mori Art Museum, The National Art Center and The Suntory Museum of Art - this trio of cutting-edge art spaces are conveniently within walking distance of each other, forming an impressive collective of exceptional art collections.
  • M50 Art District: Formerly known for its textile industry, this creative district is now home to a thriving contemporary art scene.
  • Asia Art Archive: This Hong-Kong-based, independent, nonprofit organisation chronicles contemporary art in Asia, documenting important works within continental and international contexts.

Day-by-Day

Day 1

Tokyo

Upon arrival in Tokyo, the day is yours to spend at will. After checking into your hotel, feel free to take advantage of its opulent comforts and enjoy a relaxing evening, or if you’re feeling particularly adventurous, head into the bustling metropolis and, while experiencing the rush of Japan’s whirlwind culture, delight in an exquisite meal at a local restaurant.

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Why We Love This Hotel

Location: Spread across the top six floors of the Otemachi Tower in Tokyo’s financial district, this lofty hotel presents city superb views and is just steps from Tokyo Station and Ginza shopping district.

History: This newly built-hotel is the first ever ‘city’ hotel from the luxurious Aman Resorts, a group that has over two dozen resorts in their portfolio spread across four different continents.

Services: The wealth of services here all take advantage of the stunning views, whether you’re treating yourself to a massage in the spa, enjoying fine Mediterranean cuisine in the 33rd floor restaurant or doing laps in the infinity pool.

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Aman Tokyo Preferred Hotel
Why We Love This Hotel

Views: The Conrad Tokyo boasts unparalleled views of a 300-year-old garden, Tokyo Bay and Rainbow Bridge

History: Opened in 2005, the Conrad Tokyo boasts some of the city’s finest hotel rooms and suites

Location: The hotel is located next to the world famous Tsukiji fish market, one of Tokyo's best food attractions

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Conrad Tokyo Preferred Hotel
Why We Love This Hotel

High-tech: in-room amenities.

Pool: Large 65-foot swimming pool and equally sizable hydrotherapy pool.

Views: Superb views of the Imperial Palace.

Location: Within walking distance to the shopping paradise of Ginza.

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The Peninsula Tokyo Preferred Hotel
About

Pioneering a new direction in luxury hospitality, Aman’s sister brand Janu opened its first hotel in the much anticipated Azabudai Hills development in the heart of Tokyo. This urban oasis offers 122 guest rooms and suites, with floor-to-ceiling windows offering views of Tokyo Tower or the area’s surrounding greenery.

If our Preferred Hotel is unavailable, this accommodation is a reliable alternative and has been personally vetted by the Remote Lands team. More information on this property is available on the “Hotels” tab at the top of the page.

Day 2

Tokyo

Kick off the first day of exhibit exploration with a visit to the distinguished Art Triangle Roppongi, which collectively houses Tokyo’s National Art Centre, the Mori Art Museum, and the Suntory Museum of Art. Afterwards, head to the Yanaka district – considered central in Tokyo’s “art zone” – to discover SCAI the Bathhouse. If he is available, you will enjoy lunch with the gallery’s innovative director. Round off the day’s exploration with the striking 21_21 Design Sight museum, or attend an optional porcelain painting session with an expert artisan.

Tokyo
Tokyo

Day 3

Tokyo

Rise early for another full day of engaging activity, beginning with Tokyo’s influential MOMAT – the museum hosting Japan’s leading collection of modern art – or the awe-inspiring Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery, a brightly lit space known for its careful selection of mesmerizing exhibits. In the afternoon, take in a private collection by teamLab – a collaborative collective that seeks to unite different creative disciplines. Afterwards, you can take in an evening show, such as teamLab’s Jungle - Art Night.

Day 4

Seoul

Head back to Tokyo airport for a short flight to Seoul, leaving ample time for a half day of exploration amidst this South Korean city’s vivid metropolis. Visit the Dongdaemun Design Plaza, which displays fascinating outer architecture, as well as various appealing exhibits within, including the beautiful Art Hall and different design museums. Following this, enjoy a stop at Gallery Hyundai, which aims to modernize the divide between past and present with exhibitions featuring both prominent Korean artists and others from overseas.

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Why We Love This Hotel

Location: Set in one of the four towers of Seoul’s International Finance Center, in the heart of Yeouido Business District, and attached to a subway system and an international lifestyle mall, this hotel is truly in the center of the action, and ideal for business and lifestyle travelers.

Service: Apple-based in-room technology provides guests with state-of-the-art entertainment and multimedia equipment.

History: Guests will be fascinated by Yeouido’s transformation from a plot of land thought to be useless, to what is now known as Korea’s Wall Street.

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Conrad Seoul Preferred Hotel
Why We Love This Hotel

Access to Seoul’s Top Attractions: Signiel Seoul is located within easy access of Seoul’s most striking examples of modern architecture, as well as its notable historic sites like ancient Buddhist temples. The LOTTE World Tower and Mall itself, which ranks among the top 10 tallest buildings worldwide and houses Signiel Seoul, is worth exploring in its own right. The Olympic Park facility and well-manicured Songpa Naru Park are also nearby tourist attractions recommended by the hotel.

Expertise and Attention to Detail: As a landmark hotel representing Korea for the LOTTE Hotels & Resorts brand, Signiel Seoul offers the ultimate in high-end hospitality for luxury travelers. The hotel’s operations are backed by the LOTTE brand’s more than half a century of experience in the industry.

Unforgettable Fine Dining: Between STAY – the brainchild of multi-Michelin-starred chef Yannick Alleno – and other offerings like the Michelin-starred Korean restaurant BICENA, some of Seoul’s top food and beverage options are housed within the LOTTE World Tower.

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Signiel Seoul Preferred Hotel
Seoul
Seoul

Day 5

Seoul

Prepare for your first full day in Seoul with a visit to the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, a museum known for welcoming many different styles of artistic pursuit, while also employing architectural innovation. Later, explore the vibrant Seoul Arts Center for a true glimpse into the enchanting world of Korean music and art, followed by a stroll through the contemporary PKM Gallery and a coveted visit to the Leeum, Samsung Museum of Art, which caters to both modern and traditional tastes.

Day 6

Shanghai

Commence the day with a one-hour flight from Seoul to Shanghai, before launching into your next adventure into the heart of Chinese culture. Experience a stirring study of a private collection and visits to impressive artist studios, ensuring that you have been properly introduced to Shanghai’s treasured art scene.

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Why We Love This Hotel

Bespoke Service: The resort prides itself on the quality of its services, and true to this name it makes sure to contact guests before arrival to make sure their stay is tailored to their every need.

Style: The painstakingly restored prosperity perfectly captures the marriage of Shanghainese and Parisian aesthetics indicative of the Paris of the East.

Location: Situated in the heart of Shanghai’s former French Concession, the surrounding neighborhood is an enchanting, tranquil area of tree-lined streets and traditional architecture. That said, guests are still just a short distance from some of Shanghai's most vibrant and iconic areas.

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Capella Shanghai Preferred Hotel
Why We Love This Hotel

Lissoni’s Vision: The Middle House Shanghai, with its bold, clean lines and striking silhouettes adorning its public spaces, guest rooms, and residences, is an architectural triumph crafted by Lissoni Architettura.

Relaxation Amid Activity: Whether passing through Shanghai for business or for pleasure, The Middle House’s spa and wellness offerings abound. Try one of the luxurious treatments by CHA LING, or take an evening dip in the expansive indoor heated pool, to unwind after a busy day.

Culinary Variety: Guests may experience the height of dining in Shanghai without even stepping foot off hotel grounds. The Middle House’s three restaurants, Café Gray Deluxe, Frasca, and Sui Tang Li, serve gourmet dishes that are inspired by regional and culinary traditions and paired with expertly selected wines and cocktails.

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The Middle House Preferred Hotel
Why We Love This Hotel

Architecture: Located centrally on Shanghai's world-famous Bund, the newly-built Peninsula Shanghai was designed to evoke the opulence, grandeur, and Baroque aesthetics of the colonial buildings of the late nineteenth- early twentieth century.

Location: Like all other Peninsula properties, the Peninsula Shanghai boasts top-notch service and a stellar, central location.

Views: The Peninsula Shanghai also features sweeping vistas of the Bund, Pearl Oriental Tower, and the busy, historic Huangpu River.

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The Peninsula Shanghai Preferred Hotel
Shanghai
Shanghai

Day 7

Shanghai

Lace up your walking shoes, and start the morning at 50 Moganshan Road – or M50 – an acclaimed modern art community hosting over a hundred public art studios and galleries. Next, visit the Museum of Contemporary Art, unless you are drawn instead to the Power Station of Art, which is also an adored haven for contemporary art. Later, enjoy an illuminating tour of MAB Society to discover more about the organization’s intriguing aim in using art to communicate cultural and international issues. If time permits, you can also visit the Rockbund Art Museum or ShanghART Gallery.

Day 8

Hong Kong

Settle in for a brief flight from Shanghai to Hong Kong, where you’ll check into a harbor-side hotel, with its soaring views of both the skyline and harbor, before commencing the afternoon in the city with a visit at a local artist studio and an optional private dinner with an esteemed expert from the art world.

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Why We Love This Hotel

Perfect Views: The Rosewood Hong Kong is in a prime location, offering views of The Peak, Victoria Harbor, and Kowloon. Choose a room based on your view preference, or take a trip up to the 40th floor and the Manor Club, for wraparound panoramas of all angles.

Pampered Pets: A rarity for luxury hotels in Hong Kong, the Rosewood is pet-friendly and ideal if you're traveling with a furry friend. Special pet services include welcome treats, a sumptuous bed, recommendations of local pet-friendly bars and restaurants, as well as an in-house pet menu by Director of Culinary Operations, Chef Sandro Gamba.

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Rosewood Hong Kong Preferred Hotel
Why We Love This Hotel

History: Constructed in 1928, at the height of British power and influence over the Far East, the Peninsula Hong Kong is an evocative, landmark hotel that is a prime example of British colonial architecture.

Location: Because of its location, the Peninsula offers prime views of nearby Victoria Harbour and the skyline of Hong Kong Island; in addition, it sits within walking distance to prime shopping and sights, particularly the landmark Star Ferry.

Tradition: One of its signature experiences is afternoon tea in its grand Lobby, a splendid relic of Hong Kong's colonial past.

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The Peninsula Hong Kong Preferred Hotel
Kowloon
Kowloon

Day 9

Hong Kong

Dive into history at the Asia Art Archive, which is both a collection of art documentation, as well as a community dedicated to using artistic vision to provide insight about the world. The rest of the day involves private expeditions to Sotheby’s Collection, the 10 Chancery Lane Gallery, and the White Cube Gallery, rounded off with a trip to the historic Pedder Building, constructed in true Beaux-Arts fashion. If you like, conclude the day with a dinner hosted in an exquisite gallery space.

Day 10

Singapore

Return to the airport for your flight from Hong Kong to Singapore. Upon arrival at the elegant Fullerton Bay, enjoy a free afternoon relaxing, exploring or admiring the waterfront of Marina Bay. In the evening, optional entertainment will be provided by Singapore’s adored Gardens by the Bay light show; a dazzling experience that will both delight and inspire, and offer you a glimpse into Singapore’s spirited culture.

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Why We Love This Hotel

Location: Strategically placed at the centre of Singapore's business district, the Singapore Fullerton Bay is the newest hotel along the stunning Marina Bay waterfront.

History: The Fullerton Bay is relatively new, but within its short history, it has managed to pick up the Best New Business Hotel Worldwide by Business Traveller UK magazine.

Service: Business guests can take full advantage of this hotel’s long list of business-oriented services, while those looking to explore Singapore will appreciate the complimentary shuttle service provided for guests.

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Fullerton Bay Hotel Preferred Hotel
Why We Love This Hotel

A Slice of History: Stories fill every corridor and room at the Raffles Hotel, and you can even choose to stay in Charlie Chaplin’s old room, complete with limited edition memorabilia.

Service with Style: The Raffles Hotel’s legendary Butlers offer unparalleled service, taking care of every need and leaving you to unwind and soak in the old-world atmosphere.

Michelin-Star Fare: The Raffles Hotel’s tastefully curated dining and drink options include seven-time Michelin awardee Anne-Sophie Pic’s take on contemporary French cuisine, classic North Indian fare served in copper tiffin boxes, and the nocturnal birthplace of the famous Singapore Sling cocktail.

Old-World Charm: From antique grandfather clocks to beautiful teakwood dressers and all-marble bathrooms, the Raffles Hotel’s storied history comes through in every interior detail and fixture.

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The Raffles Hotel Preferred Hotel
Singapore
Singapore

Day 11

Singapore

Gear up for the last full day of sightseeing with a visit to the Visual Arts Centre. Tucked within the serene oasis of the Dhoby Ghaut Green, you’ll be moved by the imaginative exhibits displayed within the sprawling, glass-house gallery. Afterwards, explore the biggest public collection of Southeast Asian art at the National Gallery Singapore. Later, revel in visits to the Gillman Barracks, a prominent arts cluster for contemporary works, and the Orchard Road Art Walk – known for its captivating outdoor art installations.

Day 12

Departure

Climb aboard your private transfer to the airport for your onward travel, with a vast new appreciation for both traditional and contemporary art that spans cultures, and continents, alike.

Suggested Hotels For Days 1–3

Aman Tokyo
Preferred Hotel

Aman Tokyo

Since its opening at the end of 2014, Aman Tokyo has been one of the most talked-about luxury hotels in the city. The most striking thing about it is its location; spread across the top six floors of a 40-storey tower in the Otemachi business district, the panoramic views are simply incredible. What’s more, all of the 84 rooms and suites take full advantage of the lofty position with floor-to-ceiling windows letting light in during the daytime, while also framing the breathtaking lit-up cityscape at night. Aman Tokyo has also received praise for its impressive interiors, which have been inspired by minimalistic design, including the use of camphor wood, washi paper and stone surfaces throughout the rooms as well as traditional Japanese facilities such as large ‘furo’ baths. Situated on the 33rd floor, both guests and non-guests can enjoy the fine Mediterranean food at the hotel’s signature restaurant, not forgetting more of those incredible views across Tokyo stretching as far as the Imperial Palace Gardens and Mount Fuji in the distance. Elsewhere, there is a spa, enclosed garden area, swimming pool, wine cellar, cigar lounge and a whole host of other facilities to keep guests entertained.

Conrad Tokyo
Preferred Hotel

Conrad Tokyo

The Conrad Tokyo is situated in the high-rise Shidome area. The hotel boasts some of the city’s most spacious rooms featuring awesome vistas of the Hamarikyu Gardens and Tokyo Bay. The well-appointed rooms come with many added luxuries and modern-conveniences such as flat screen TVs, DVD players and sound systems. The hotel’s world-class facilities range from a large indoor pool with far reaching city views and a modern fitness center with yoga classes to a spa on the 29th floor offering authentic Japanese inspired treatments. All food and drink tastes are covered in the Conrad’s five onsite dining options serving sushi, teppanyaki, kaiseki, Chinese and western cuisine.

The Peninsula Tokyo
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The Peninsula Tokyo

Mere steps from the Imperial Palace sits Tokyo’s newest luxury hotel, The Peninsula Tokyo. Located in Marunouchi district just a short walk from the shopping paradise of Ginza, the hotel is perfectly located for business or pleasure. With a total of 314 elegantly decorated rooms and 47 suites, the Peninsula Tokyo’s accommodations are among the most spacious in all of Tokyo, and offer plenty of amenities including espresso machines, complimentary Internet access, multifunction fax machines, nail polish drying machines, and shoe shining service. The hotel’s culinary options include Cantonese cuisine at the Hei Fung Terrace, regional Japanese fare at Kyoto Tsuruya, and International food and beverages at Cirque Culinaire and Peter. For relaxation, enjoy the hotel’s state of the art health club with pool complex, undergo a “spa journey” at the Peninsula Spa by ESPA, or try a leisurely jog around the Imperial Palace. Other amenities include a business center and a boutique store that offers food, gifts and souvenir items.

Janu Tokyo

Janu Tokyo

Pioneering a new direction in luxury hospitality, Aman’s sister brand Janu opened its first hotel in the much anticipated Azabudai Hills development in the heart of Tokyo. This urban oasis offers 122 guest rooms and suites, with floor-to-ceiling windows offering views of Tokyo Tower or the area’s surrounding greenery. A ‘Modern Urban Village’, Janu Tokyo delivers a vibrant dining scene consisting of 8 distinctive dining venues, including two Japanese outlets, a Chinese restaurant, a patisserie, a grill restaurant and a vibrant Italian food emporium, a bar, and lounge and garden terrace. Facilities include one of Tokyo’s largest wellness facilities (4,000 sqm), which offers group classes such as spinning, boxing, yoga, and Pilates, as well as simulated golf training, circuit training, and a well equipped gym. Additionally, wellness therapies are offered in seven dedicated treatment rooms, and a sprawling hydrotherapy and thermal area, centered around a 25-meter heated swimming pool. Taking cues from traditional Japanese culture, the hotel also has a separate pool lounge as a place for socializing, besides two spa houses. This hotel is a 1-hour drive from the Narita International Airport (NRT).

Suggested Hotels For Days 4–5

Conrad Seoul
Preferred Hotel

Conrad Seoul

The five-star Conrad Seoul is located in the Yeouido financial district with fantastic views overlooking the Han River and city. The hotel offers a huge year-round indoor swimming pool, spa, well-equipped gym, a rooftop garden and even a golf driving range. The spacious executive lounge outshines other five-star lounges with comfortable seating and a generous happy hour promotion. There are 434 spacious rooms with air-conditioning, a deep bathtub, rainfall showerhead, double sink, luxury aromatherapy toiletries, Apple entertainment systems, a Nespresso coffee machine and complimentary newspapers. The hotel is within 5 minutes walking distance from Yeouido Subway Station (Line 5) and reasonably close to Seoul's airports. There is a choice of restaurants including Zest offering international dishes, Atrio that plates up Italian cuisine, a bar and grill on the 37th floor with a 360-degree view of the city and Flames a lobby bar offering wines, cocktails, local and international beers. The hotel also has direct access to the large international-style IFC shopping mall.

Signiel Seoul
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Signiel Seoul

Seoul may have its fair share of five-star options when it comes to lodging, but Signiel Seoul brings luxury travelers unsurpassed expertise and premium hospitality services in a complete package that also features some of the city’s top dining and wellness facilities. Signiel Seoul’s 235 rooms all have panoramic views of the surrounding cityscape, and the extra-spacious accommodations also have modern, tasteful furnishings and incorporate Super Premium Bedding Systems that have been co-developed with Simmons Bedding for maximum comfort. Where facilities and services are concerned, the hotel boasts some of the most prestigious establishments citywide with its Evian Spa, sauna, gym, swimming pool, and boutique Salon de Signiel. The spa, which draws inspiration from the purity of the snow-packed Alps, includes six private treatment rooms with their own locker and shower rooms, a relaxation lounge with an “Evian Aquabar,” and a VIP suite room for couples with a private jacuzzi. Dining choices at Signiel Seoul range from gourmet French cuisine to traditional Korean-style food, and there’s even a classical French pastry salon serving artisan deserts by three-star Michelin chef Yannick Alleno.

Suggested Hotels For Days 6–7

Capella Shanghai
Preferred Hotel

Capella Shanghai

Catering to today's ultra-luxury travelers, Capella Shanghai is situated in the city’s Xuhui District cultural preservation zone, carrying on the rich tradition of the Jian Ye Li estate. Originally built in the 1930's by a French real estate company (Foncière et Immobiliere de Chine), the property features 22 rows of shikumen (stone gate) townhouse lanes, connecting over 200 two-story houses. Painstakingly restored by a team of experts, today the Capella Shanghai showcases Shaghainese traditional courtyard living with a touch of Parisian flair. The Jian Ye Li estate encompasses 55 shikumen villas and 40 residences. All villas are designed by Jaya International Design, each featuring luxurious king and twin beds, premium bath amenities by Acqua di Parma, personal assistant service, and other cutting edge technological gadgets. The expertly designed rooms marry French-accented furniture with Chinese artwork and accessories. Meals are served from the kitchen of renowned chef Pierre Gagnaire at le Comptoir, Capella Shanghai’s own restaurant providing elegant French cuisine. Additionally, guests enjoy round-the-clock in-room dining services, 24-hour gymnasium facilities, and a former water tower renovated to providebeautiful views of Shanghai's skyline.

Rosewood Shanghai
Preferred Hotel

Rosewood Shanghai

The new Rosewood Shanghai will transform the city's skyline as part of a new 320-meter-tall tower building in the Puxi district, offering convenient access to the emerging business and cultural areas of Jung-An and Suhewan. The property will be composed of 200 guest rooms and suites, five restaurants and bars, as well as Asaya, Rosewood's award-winning wellness concept.
The Middle House
Preferred Hotel

The Middle House

Urban sophistication and class become one at The Middle House hotel and residences located in the heart of downtown Shanghai. Designed by renowned Italian architect Piero Lissoni, The Middle House offers 111 guest rooms and 102 serviced apartments — The Middle House Residences — all of which feature a luxurious, yet simple and elegant, style of décor. Further adding to the ambience is an exquisite collection of artistic pieces including porcelain and ceramic works, paintings, photography, and more, which serve to complement Lissoni’s overall design concept of “dignity and refinement”. The Middle House is also service-oriented, with available options for guests such as house vehicles and a hassle-free, paperless arrival and departure system. A multifaceted Spa and Wellness Center with an extensive retail space, juice bar, and 24-hour gym facilities, among other amenities, affords Middle House guests the ability to relax in a tranquil setting after busy days spent in the thick of the city’s hustle and bustle.

The Peninsula Shanghai
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The Peninsula Shanghai

Located on the Puxi side of the Huangpu River, the Peninsula Shanghai has fabulous views of the Bund, Pearl Oriental Tower and other historic and modern architecture along the Pudong side. Befitting its location in the Pearl of the Orient, the Peninsula’s style is modern while retaining a chic stylistic nod to the city’s Art Deco past. There are 235 guestrooms and suites, which all feature plasma TVs, Nespresso coffee machines, iPod docking stations and wifi access, lending a residential feel to the hotel. Four themed suites – the Astor, Majestic, Palace and Peninsula – set new standards in luxury living. For fine dining within the hotel, Yilong Court for Cantonese cuisine or Sir Elly’s for Western fare in a beautiful setting with views of the Bund are excellent options. The Compass Bar, Lobby and Salon de Ning are lovely places for a night cap. There is a Peninsula spa by ESPA, which offers the brand’s award-winning treatments in a neo-classical setting , indoor pool and fitness center with a DVD library such that gym goers can watch their favorite programs while using the cardio machines. The Peninsula is 40-60 minutes’ drive from the airport, depending on traffic.

Suggested Hotels For Days 8–9

Rosewood Hong Kong
Preferred Hotel

Rosewood Hong Kong

Guided by its "Sense of Place" philosophy which reflects the location’s history, geography and culture into the hotel’s design and spirit, the property is now a part of the iconic Hong Kong skyline. The new 43-floor multi-use tower sits harbor-side on Salisbury Road in Tsim Sha Tsui, the site of the former New World Center. Occupying the top 27 floors, the hotel will offer 413 guest rooms, 8 dining options, a fitness center, swimming pool, and will be the first urban home to Rosewood’s signature Asaya holistic wellness center. Rosewood club members will be able to access the Manor Club exclusive lounge and an array of privileges and amenities. At the very top of the tower will be 186 residences, a dedicated lounge, indoor swimming pool and fitness center for long-stay guests.

The Peninsula Hong Kong
Preferred Hotel

The Peninsula Hong Kong

The iconic Peninsula Hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui has been hosting dignitaries and other well-heeled travelers to Hong Kong since 1928 when it was deemed "the finest hotel east of Suez" Guests can stay in the classic structure still standing from that time, or in a room in the 30-story tower rising over the original hotel with sweeping views of Hong Kong Island and Victoria Harbour. There are 300 sumptuous rooms and eight restaurants, which are some of the best in the city: Spring Moon for Cantonese, Gaddi's for French, Felix for contemporary international cuisine, and the Lobby for afternoon tea, a Hong Kong institution. The ground floor and first floor constitute the Peninsula Shopping Arcade filled with boutiques offering the world's finest luxury items. The Peninsula Spa is another "must-do" on guests' itineraries, and the property's wellness facilities also include a fully equipped fitness center and indoor pool with sauna. The hotel is also distinguished by its fleet of signature Rolls Royces, painted in a distinctive hue known as "Peninsula green" and which guests may hire. The property is an hour away from Chek Lap Kok airport (HKG).

Suggested Hotels For Days 10–11

Fullerton Bay Hotel
Preferred Hotel

Fullerton Bay Hotel

Upon opening in the summer of 2010, the glittering Fullerton Bay Hotel became one of Singapore’s premier luxury properties. Its 100 guest rooms, five culturally themed suites and one presidential suite have floor-to-ceiling windows and balconies overlooking Marina Bay, while the hotel’s interior design by highly sought-after architect Andre Fu features antique nautical maps and newly commissioned art works. Three dining options, also designed by Fu, include the modern brasserie Clifford (named after historic Clifford Pier, where the hotel is located), with an 800-bottle fine wine list and 32-foot windows on the Bay; The Landing Point, a sophisticated lounge with elevated comfort food and creative cocktails served along its 42-foot-long bar; and Lantern, the rooftop bar with an 82-foot-long swimming pool offering skyline views. Other facilities include a state-of-the-art fitness center and meeting rooms, while high-speed Internet is available in every room and WiFi is accessible throughout the entire hotel. The Fullerton Bay is approximately a 20-minute drive from Changi International Airport (SIN).

The Raffles Hotel
Preferred Hotel

The Raffles Hotel

The Raffles Hotel, located in Singapore’s culturally rich Bras Basah district, is an iconic, opulent hotel housed in a 126-year-old colonial monument. Set among palm and frangipani trees and surrounded by cafes, museums, and eateries, it is a centerpiece of Singaporean history and architecture. It has hosted luminaries like Somerset Maugham, Charlie Chaplin, and Pablo Neruda, and it’s soaked in the atmosphere and feel of the 1920s and 1930s heydays. The hotel’s suites have a distinct old-world charm, with high ceilings and antique furniture, and stories suffuse every verandah, nook, and verdant courtyard. The hotel’s service is unparalleled, with their signature Raffles Butlers attending to the whims of every guest with understated grace, and dining options include multiple Michelin-starred options, as well as the birthplace of the Singapore Sling cocktail. Rooted in Singapore’s traditions and yet strikingly modern, the Raffles Hotel offers an intoxicating blend of luxury, history, and classic colonial design. It’s a unique, boutique experience right from the moment you enter its majestic, teak-lined lobby.

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