Phuket, Thailand
Amanpuri
Aman's 1988 original: a coconut-grove pavilion estate above a private Andaman bay that still defines quiet Asian resort luxury.
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Region
Island villas, river sanctuaries and Bangkok's grand addresses.
18 hotels profiled in Southeast Asia
Phuket, Thailand
Aman's 1988 original: a coconut-grove pavilion estate above a private Andaman bay that still defines quiet Asian resort luxury.
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Bangkok, Thailand
Bangkok's storied riverside original, welcoming travellers and writers since 1876 with legendary Thai service and a beloved Chao Phraya setting.
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Langkawi, Malaysia
Kerry Hill's landmark rainforest resort above Datai Bay, where villas sit within a 10-million-year-old jungle canopy running down to one of Asia's finest beaches.
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Luang Prabang, Laos
Aman's serene conversion of French-colonial buildings in the heart of UNESCO-listed Luang Prabang, with pool suites, monks' dawn processions and Mekong calm.
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Singapore, Singapore
The 1887 colonial legend—all white verandahs, frangipani courtyards and butler-tended suites—polished to brilliance by careful restoration.
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Sumba, Indonesia
A wild-luxury village on remote Sumba where thatched villas, a famous left-hand wave and horses on the beach rewrite the resort formula.
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Hanoi, Vietnam
Hanoi's white-shuttered grande dame since 1901, where French-colonial elegance, literary ghosts and a rediscovered wartime bunker share one storied address.
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Manggis, Indonesia
Ed Tuttle's clifftop Aman above the Lombok Strait in east Bali, famed for its three-tiered infinity pool stepping down the hillside like emerald rice terraces.
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Bangkok, Thailand
An Art Deco–meets-antiques riverside compound in royal Dusit, whose 39 suites and pool villas feel like a collector's private museum.
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Uluwatu, Indonesia
A clifftop villa estate on the Bukit Peninsula where Italian tailoring meets Balinese craft 150 metres above the Indian Ocean.
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Singapore, Singapore
Singapore's monumental 1928 General Post Office reborn as a Palladian grande dame at the mouth of the Singapore River, facing Marina Bay.
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Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
A colonial-mannered classic on Lam Son Square beside the Opera House, widely considered Ho Chi Minh City's most gracious luxury address.
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George Town, Malaysia
The Sarkies Brothers' 1885 seafront classic in George Town, an all-suite colonial grande dame on the Strait of Malacca.
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Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur's establishment address beside the Petronas Twin Towers, with an infinity pool suspended over KLCC Park and the towers filling every window.
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Yangon, Myanmar
A 1901 Sarkies Brothers landmark on Yangon's riverfront, restored as an intimate all-suite time capsule of colonial Burma.
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Singapore, Singapore
Singapore's triple-tower landmark crowned by the world-famous 57th-floor infinity pool, with a city of dining, shopping and entertainment below.
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Manila, Philippines
The Philippines' 1912 grande dame on Manila Bay, whose penthouse once served as General MacArthur's residence.
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Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Vietnam's oldest hotel, an 1880 French-colonial landmark opposite the Opera House and forever linked to Graham Greene's The Quiet American.
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