TTG Asia's weekly roundup of new hotel openings and announcements
Madi Paidi Bangkok, Autograph Collection, Thailand
The new boutique hotel, Madi Paidi Bangkok, Autograph Collection, has opened in Thong Lor, Sukhumvit, one of the Thai capital city’s most vibrant districts.
It features an elegant, timber-clad exterior, tumbling foliage and verdant roofline that blend seamlessly with the natural surroundings in this leafy avenue. Inside, guests can take their pick of 56 guestrooms and suites; dine well at Ekkaluck, the hotel’s signature restaurant which promises uniquely creative cuisine; and seek wellness up at the rooftop gym and pool.
The hotel is a short distance from Thong Lor BTS skytrain station, while Suvarnabhumi International Airport and Don Mueang International Airport are a 30-minute and 40-minute drive away respectively.
Hotel Marvell, Byron Bay, Australia
Byron Bay’s first and only five-star hotel has started to welcome guests. It offers a unique tropical setting, an array of luxurious accommodation, and attractive dining venues.
Designed by renowned architect Harley Graham of Harley Graham Architects, the Hotel Marvell captures the essence of Byron Bay’s eclectic, warm, and colourful atmosphere. An inviting pedestrian laneway, with lush greenery and a tropical jungle vibe, sets the tone for an enchanting stay.
Accommodation options include 16 hotel rooms, six suites, and two two-bedroom hotel rooms, all with private balconies.
Guests will dine well at Bonito restaurant and can enjoy a fine tipple up on the rooftop bar.
Hotel Marvell takes pride in supporting local businesses throughout Australia. Emphasising a local-first sourcing philosophy, the hotel prioritises suppliers and produce from the Byron and northern regions, extending its support to wider Australian operators when necessary. By promoting sustainability and reducing environmental impact, Hotel Marvell ensures its food and produce are sourced as locally as possible, providing guests with the freshest and highest-quality offerings.
ibis Yogyakarta International Airport Kulon Progo, Indonesia
The new-built 224-key ibis Yogyakarta International Airport Kulon Progo hotel stands five minutes from Yogyakarta International Airport by car, and offers travellers a convenient base from which to explore the region.
Within a short 40-minute drive, guests can take in the natural surroundings of Waduk Sermo and Kalibiru, or unwind on Glagah Beach.
Accommodation, with options including Standard, Premium with sofa, and Premium family, is contemporary and comfortable, ideal for both leisure and business travellers. Facilities include alively social hub; all-day dining restaurant, ibis Kitchen; Grab&Go kiosk for quick bites; function rooms; kids’ corner; and web corner.
Moxy Sydney Airport, Australia
The 301-room Moxy Sydney Airport is 10 minutes from Sydney International Airport via the hotel’s shuttle service, and accessible from Sydney’s bustling CBD and iconic sites.
Inspired by the neighbourhood’s industrial and art-deco heritage, Moxy Sydney Airport features stylish interiors and a façade that is distinguished by a striking public art mural created by local artist Elliott Routledge. Routledge, renowned for his distinctive, abstract designs, has also created a sculpture that celebrates Moxy’s Play On spirit, rising from a podium on level four to catch the eyes of fun-hunting guests and locals.
Guests can enjoy a complimentary Get Moxy signature cocktail in the lobby, which is a multi-functional work and interactive social space; lounge in the Living Room, a laid-back communal space that is filled with eclectic and nostalgic pieces, including a 1970s photo booth and reclaimed vintage lounge chairs; and refuel at Little Baxter streetside cafe or Bar Moxy.
The hotel is also equipped with five meeting studios.
