We like to think we were one of the first to fully appreciate the desirability and appeal of a real boutique hotel. The word has now probably become over used and maybe abused, but those we have identified can truly be classified as boutique. Keep in mind you generally choose boutique for the unique style and the personalised attention rather than extensive resort facilities. If you want choice of restaurant and extensive on site activity, then you need to look at a larger, maybe less personalised, property. Also boutique, given their style, generally tend to be more adult focused than family friendly. We have so much choice here, particularly in Asia, but we think Zazen on Koh Samui is very special, as is Heritage Suites in Cambodia. In Bali we particularly like the traditional combined with contemporary quality of the Kayumanis Retreats. , located in the Nusa Dua area or Pavilions in Sanur
Heritage Suites Hotel is a hidden secret, yet just minutes away from the activity of the city centre.
Belmond La Residence d‘Angkor provides a subtle romantic elegance.
The Adult only Layana Resort and Spa is attractive and elegant, in a simple, yet instantly luxurious manner…
The Sarojin is an award-winning, luxurious, boutique styled hotel with incredible (and deserved) repeat demand, year after year…
Understated and totally charming. The Tubkaak Krabi Boutique Resort does the simple things exceedingly well…
Our Anantara Cruises give you a fascinating opportunity to experience river life but in total luxury.
Cocoa Island Maldives is totally at one with nature, with some very pleasing and practical contemporary touches…
Rachamankha Chiang Mai is another stunning little hotel, relatively newly built but taking its design influence from the local Lanna style, with Chinese touches. Elegant and totally traditional, staying here will be a delightful unique experience.
