Asia is a region of contrasts, where rainforest landscapes, tropical islands, ancient temples and deeply rooted cultures create journeys unlike anywhere else.
The continent of Asia moves between jungle landscapes, tropical coastlines, ancient temples and cities that rarely seem to slow down. Across the region, centuries-old traditions sit beside futuristic skylines, while island life, street food, spirituality and modern culture all exist within the same journey.
Days can begin quietly beside rice terraces, rainforest rivers or tropical beaches before shifting into the energy of Bangkok, Tokyo, Singapore or Ho Chi Minh City. Elsewhere, mountain railways, floating markets, hidden temples and island coastlines create journeys that feel constantly changing, immersive and full of atmosphere.
Accommodation ranges from barefoot island retreats and jungle hideaways to contemporary city hotels, historic residences and intimate boutique stays full of character. Throughout the region, travel feels layered and sensory, balancing calm landscapes and island escapes with cities, culture and experiences that rarely feel ordinary.
Moments of discovery often become the most memorable part of any journey, whether found through an exceptional hotel, a remarkable landscape or an experience that reveals a destination in a new light. The places that stay with us longest are those that create a genuine sense of connection.
Across islands, coastlines, mountains and vibrant cities, every destination offers its own character and rhythm. Some invite adventure, others encourage slower exploration, but the most rewarding journeys are often those that combine comfort, authenticity and a sense of place.
From luxury hotels and boutique retreats to safari experiences, rail journeys and small-ship voyages, our collection celebrates travel that feels considered, inspiring and memorable long after returning home.
Buahan, a Banyan Tree Escape, a luxurious five-star retreat nestled in the serene hills of Payangan, Bali, offers an adults-only haven where nature and Balinese authenticity intertwine, creating an intimate escape surrounded by lush jungle and mountain vistas. Each room at Buahan, a Banyan Tree Escape, opens to a private balcony with pool or valley views, blending air-conditioned comfort with a desk, private bathroom featuring a bidet, free toiletries, and a hairdryer. The open-concept design, inspired by traditional Balinese homes, fosters a deep connection to the surrounding wilderness, offering guests a tranquil space to unwind. An infinity pool overlooks the verdant landscape, inviting leisurely swims, while the garden and shared lounge provide serene corners for reflection. Guests can explore Payangan's trails with complimentary bikes, immersing in the area's natural beauty, or relax with spa treatments that echo local wellness traditions. The Open Kitchen restaurant serves Indonesian, local, and Asian cuisines, from fragrant curries to fresh tropical fruits, with buffet, à la carte, or continental breakfast options. The bar crafts drinks that complement the jungle ambiance, enhancing every meal with a sense of place. Situated 17 km from Neka Art Museum and Tegallalang Rice Terrace, 18 km from Blanco Museum, and 19 km from Saraswati Temple, Buahan, a Banyan Tree Escape, lies 50 km from Ngurah Rai International Airport, offering a paid shuttle service to connect guests with Bali's cultural and natural treasures.
From £520 per night
Conrad Pune, the first Conrad Hotels & Resorts property in India, graces Pune's central business district, blending smart luxury with intuitive service as a five-star beacon of modern elegance. The 351 guestrooms, including 20 suites, marry cutting-edge technology with refined comfort, featuring plush bedding, five-fixture marble bathrooms with walk-in rain showers and soaking tubs, and signature Conrad amenities. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame city vistas, while spacious desks and ample storage cater to discerning travellers. The Executive Lounge on Level 13 offers an exclusive retreat with curated comforts for select guests. Dining at Conrad Pune captivates with seven distinct venues. Zeera crafts fine Indian cuisine with bold regional flavours, Coriander Kitchen serves Mediterranean dishes infused with fresh herbs, and Koji delights with vibrant Asian creations. Masu's chic bar pours sophisticated cocktails, while Kabana, a poolside café, offers relaxed dining with lake views. Pune Sugar Box, a charming delicatessen, tempts with artisanal sweets, and Al Di La rounds out the experience with global fare. The Conrad Spa on Level 2 provides rejuvenating treatments in four single rooms and a couple's suite, complemented by sauna and steam facilities. A 24-hour fitness centre, equipped with state-of-the-art cardio and weight machines, energizes guests, while the temperature-controlled outdoor pool invites refreshing laps. With 20,000 square feet of versatile event space, the hotel curates seamless meetings and celebrations, tailored with bespoke decor and inspired menus. Situated 9 kilometers from Pune International Airport, near the vibrant hubs of Magarpatta, Kharadi, and Hinjewadi, Conrad Pune offers effortless access to the city's commercial and entertainment districts.
From £100 per night
The Prince Gallery Tokyo Kioicho, a Luxury Collection Hotel, captivates with its five-star elegance in Tokyo's bustling downtown, blending historic charm with modern sophistication and unrivaled views of the vibrant capital. The 250 impeccably designed rooms and suites unfold with refined warmth, featuring air-conditioned comfort, flat-screen TVs with satellite channels, DVD players, tablet controls, minibars, coffee machines, electric kettles, personal lockers, refrigerators, and sleek bathrooms with bathtubs, showers, hairdryers, slippers, bathrobes, and premium toiletries. Select suites offer spacious living areas and panoramic city vistas, creating serene havens where attentive staff ensure thoughtful details, from plush linens to warm welcomes, fostering a sense of belonging amid Tokyo's lively pulse. Dining delights with a sake bar, sushi restaurant, and teppanyaki venue, serving exquisite Japanese cuisine with fresh, local flavours, while nearby restaurants, just steps away, add variety. A daily breakfast brims with vibrant specialties. Guests can immerse in curated experiences, from cultural strolls to spa retreats, capturing Tokyo's dynamic rhythm with effortless grace. Just steps from Akasaka-Mitsuke and Nagatacho Stations, a short drive from Tokyo Station, and near the Akasaka Prince Classic House, The Prince Gallery Tokyo Kioicho offers seamless access to the city's treasures, complemented by a spa, indoor pool, heated public bath, fitness centre, 24-hour front desk, and concierge services for tranquil renewal.
From £400 per night
The Anam Cam Ranh, a five-star resort on Vietnam's scenic Cam Ranh peninsula, graces 300 meters of pristine beachfront, basking in over 300 sunny days annually. This luxurious property, blending French colonial elegance with coastal charm, offers a serene retreat for travellers seeking relaxation and adventure. The resort's 136 rooms and suites, alongside 77 villas, feature air-conditioned interiors with plush bedding, flat-screen cable TVs, minibars, safes, and ironing facilities. Spacious en-suite bathrooms include bathtubs, showers, hairdryers, and premium toiletries, while select accommodations offer balconies or terraces with views of lush gardens or the turquoise sea, creating a restful haven for guests. Dining at The Anam Cam Ranh is a culinary delight across diverse venues. The Colonial Restaurant presents French-inspired fine dining with dishes like seared scallops and duck confit, served in an elegant setting. Lang Viet offers authentic Vietnamese cuisine, from fragrant phở to grilled seafood, in a vibrant, open-air space. The all-day Indochine Restaurant serves global favorites, while the Beach Club crafts tropical cocktails and fresh salads by the shore. A classical bar offers refined wines and spirits, perfect for evening unwinding. Three expansive swimming pools, including one for families, invite leisurely dips, while the 10-room spa provides soothing massages and wellness treatments. Guests can enjoy yoga on a dedicated deck, play tennis, or practice on the putting green. The recreation and fitness centre keeps active travellers energized, and water sports like kayaking and paddleboarding add adventure. Indoor and outdoor movie theaters, a sustainable farm, and curated tours to local cultural sites enrich the experience, with versatile ballroom and conference spaces ideal for events. Located 11 kilometers from Cam Ranh International Airport, with complimentary shuttle service to Nha Trang city, The Anam Cam Ranh is 12 kilometers from the Institute of Oceanography and 13 kilometers from Bao Dai Palace. This resort blends coastal serenity with refined amenities for a memorable escape.
From £105 per night
Tanah Gajah Ubud, a luxurious resort enveloped by Ubud's verdant rice fields just 3 kilometers from the town centre, offers a serene escape with its 28-meter outdoor pool and complimentary scheduled yoga classes, ideal for those seeking peaceful rejuvenation amid Bali's natural splendor. Spacious rooms unfold with private terraces overlooking the paddies, complemented by semi-outdoor bathrooms that blend indoor comfort with the gentle tropical breeze. Each space features a 32-inch flat-screen television and Bose home theater system for immersive evenings, while select accommodations include a private pool and outdoor dining area for intimate moments under the stars. The Tempayan and Panen Padi Lounge, with its commanding views of Gunung Agung Volcano, crafts Indonesian and Western dishes from fresh resort garden ingredients, evoking the island's earthy flavours. The Bird Lounge, nestled beside the Tanah Gajah Aviary, invites guests to savour cigars and fine drinks amid the soft calls of exotic birds. Complimentary morning rice-paddy treks guided by personal butlers deepen the connection to Ubud's rhythms, alongside cooking classes and unique hot air balloon rides. The organic farm and gift shop add layers of discovery, supported by a 24-hour concierge for car rentals and business services. A one-hour drive from Ngurah Rai International Airport places Tanah Gajah Ubud within easy reach of central Ubud's cultural heart, harmonizing tranquil luxury with Bali's timeless landscapes.
From £255 per night
The Rawla Narlai, a five-star heritage retreat in Nārlāi, Rajasthan, offers a luxurious escape in the heart of leopard country, blending regal history with the serene beauty of the Aravalli hills. The 32 rooms, steeped in Rajasthani charm, feature intricately carved furnishings, plush bedding, and private bathrooms with refreshing showers and premium toiletries. Select accommodations include cozy seating areas and views of the surrounding mountains or village, creating an intimate haven for travellers seeking tranquility. Dining at The Rawla Narlai is a celebration of Rajasthan's culinary heritage. The on-site restaurant serves authentic regional dishes alongside select international fare, crafted with fresh, local ingredients, enjoyed in a regal dining hall or under the stars. A unique Stepwell Dinner experience unfolds at a 1,100-year-old stepwell, illuminated by flickering oil lamps, offering traditional cuisine in a mystical, nature-embraced setting. The seasonal outdoor pool invites refreshing swims with mountain vistas, while curated activities, from leopard safaris to village walks, immerse guests in the region's wild and cultural allure. A serene spa offers rejuvenating treatments, complementing the retreat's peaceful ambiance. Located 49 kilometers from Kumbhalgarh and 135 kilometers from Maharana Pratap Airport, The Rawla Narlai offers seamless access to Rajasthan's historic and natural treasures.
From £110 per night