Asia’s Most Stylish Hotel

Style: Most Stylish Hotel Shortlist

137 Pillars Bangkok (Thailand)

All 34 suites in this boutique property have in-room bars and private wine cellars, with large balconies, ensuites with luxurious tubs and walk-in wardrobes.

Aman Tokyo (Japan)

Perched at the top of Otemachi Tower, Aman Tokyo’s sleek design merges traditional Japanese aesthetics of ikebana (flower displays) and ryokan-style rooms with a sense of contemporary, urban style.

Capella Ubud (Bali, Indonesia)

Nestled among Ubud’s rice fields and rainforest, this upmarket tented camp has been given a colonial-chic theme by architectural star Bill Bensley, with plenty of local artisanal references throughout.

Hoshinoya Fuji (Japan)

This Japanese glamping resort, hidden in a pine forest, offers minimalist cabins dominated by living room-style balconies that are deliberately designed to blur the line between interior and exterior.

Rosewood Beijing (China)

Focusing on residential appeal, guest rooms at Rosewood Beijinghave been created with warm, inviting colour palattes, sophisticated furnishings and Asian details.

Rosewood Phuket (Thailand)

This tropical hideaway offers a mixture of pavilions and villas, all with a focus on natural materials and neutral colour palettes to complement the surrounding nature.

The Middle House (Shanghai, China)

Under the direction of art director Piero Lissoni, a combination of sleek bold lines and Italian aesthetics are given a local twist to create a contemporary sanctuary in the heart of Shanghai. (The House Collective is part of the Swire Hotels collection, and Swire is the primary shareholder of Cathay Pacific)

The Temple House, Chengdu (China)

The distinctive design of this property is inspired by the historic Daci Temple nearby, incorporating old courtyard buildings with modern guest rooms for an extraordinary guest experience. (The House Collective is part of the Swire Hotels collection, and Swire is the primary shareholder of Cathay Pacific)

The Upper House (Hong Kong SAR, China)

The Hong Kong flagship of The House Collective hotels is a paragon of clean, sophisticated design with natural materials – all thanks to the vision of Hong Kong designer Andre Fu. (The House Collective is part of the Swire Hotels collection, and Swire is the primary shareholder of Cathay Pacific)