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Waldorf Astoria Ras Al Khaimah, the UAE
Waldorf Astoria Ras Al Khaimah reopens its doors after an extensive refurbishment, offering 203 keys in total including 149 guestrooms and 54 suites. The hotel’s nine restaurants and lounges have also undergone transformation, along with its extensive outdoor space.
The suites are complemented by Waldorf Astoria’s personalised service, with each guest assigned a personal concierge who attends to every detail of their stay from pre-arrival to post-departure.
Little ones get their own junior check-in, special amenities and a children’s club with a varied, fun-filled programme. The hotel’s unique concierge programme, Little Hotelier, allows children to step into the world of hospitality for a day and learn new skills while creating beautiful memories during their stay.
Moxy Putrajaya, Malaysia
Located in Putrajaya, Malaysia is the new 480-key Moxy Putrajaya, just steps away from IOI City Mall, South-east Asia’s retail giant and in proximity to Kuala Lumpur International Airport and major highways connecting Klang Valley and beyond.
The hotel’s lobby features a multi-functional work and interactive social space, and facilities comprising a fitness centre, all-day dining restaurant, sky bar, and event venues.
Wyndham Jomtien Pattaya, Thailand
The newest addition to the Wyndham portfolio, Wyndham Jomtien Pattaya is the brand’s largest property in Thailand to date.
Boasting 630 guestrooms, the hotel features a range of amenities including three outdoor tropical plunge pools, children’s pool, swim-up bar and jacuzzi, as well as a spa, restaurants, 550m² ballroom, and meeting venues.
Located 32km from U-Tapao–Rayong–Pattaya International Airport and 125km from Suvarnabhumi Airport, Wyndham Jomtien Pattaya is also just moments away from Jomtien Beach, and attractions such as the Pattaya Floating Market, Tiger Park, and Nong Nooch Tropical Garden.
Hotel Sosei Sapporo, Japan
Set in the Sosei East neighbourhood, Hotel Sosei Sapporo pays tribute to Japanese traditions and showcases historic breweries.
Featuring 118 rooms, guests can enjoy Sapporo beer, as well as Hokkaido wines and locally brewed sake at the hotel bar – even the bath salts in the rooms are made from hop (also called ‘sleeping grass’) for a relaxing bath before retiring for the day.
The onsite restaurant serves up local culinary dishes and a wide selection of seafood, purchased at the fish auctions at the city market.
