It was almost a year behind schedule, but it's finally here. In mid-May, Bangkok's latest luxury hotel opened its doors. Located within the Central Embassythe Park Hyatt will redefine the standards of luxury in the Thai capital, with a contemporary twist. The hotel is discreet with its 222 rooms including 32 suites. Access is by private lift, escorted by a member of staff. Reception actually looks like the entrance to a luxury flat and the eye is drawn more to the works of art on display than to the comings and goings of customers. In addition to an Infinity Pool, a "Skybar will be open by August. The Park Hyatt is keeping a low profile, but that hasn't stopped it from filling up with customers. Since its opening, the establishment has been sold out, perhaps because of the special offers on offer to mark the inauguration...
The Park Hyatt is not the only one to take up residence at Bangkok. The American group will be adding two more properties in the Thai capital: the Hyatt Regency Bangkok Sukhumvit with its 300 rooms and suites and the Hyatt Place Bangkok Sukhumvit with 220 rooms and seven studios. The Hyatt Regency is intended to be classic, while the Hyatt Place will be more intimate and contemporary. The two establishments, scheduled to open in 2017, should finally open their doors by the end of the year or at the earliest. early 2018.
A first hotel in Cambodia
Last March, Hyatt also officially launched the Hyatt Regency Phnom Penhwhich, with its 250 rooms will be the group's first hotel in Cambodia. Located in the heart of the city, close to the Royal Palace and National Museum, the hotel is due to open officially in December. 2020. " We are delighted to be coming to Cambodia with the Hyatt Regency brand in Phnom Penh. We are confident that our hotel will become an iconic landmark that will play a key role in the development of the city." said David Udell, President of Hyatt Hotels Corporation for Asia Pacific.
At the same time, the construction of the first Park Hyatt in Indonesia continues at the heart of Jakarta. Scheduled to open in the first half of 2018, the hotel will occupy the top 20 floors of a new 37-storey tower, almost 175 metres high. The hotel will comprise 227 rooms and suites, a spa and a fusion of contemporary and traditional Indonesian design, with a strong emphasis on contemporary artists. Hyatt has called on the renowned Conran & Partnerscreated by Sir Terence Conran, the pope of UK design...
Finally to Singaporeis Andaz which is making its debut in the City-State. 342 rooms designed by Andre Fu, and the "infinity pool" on the 25th floor and the "sky bar" on the 38th floor are a must for this establishment located in the heart of Paris. DUO Singapore twin towersjust a few minutes' walk from the Raffles Hotel. Scheduled to open by the third quarter of this year...
