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Take a visual journey through what we consider to be some of Asia's most exceptional spots to hold a party or special celebration.
Sometimes, when you need a speedy entrance into the pool, only a bamboo slide will do – luckily, the Six Senses Yao Noi has thought of everything!
2/55This cool and stylish Metropolitan is the perfect respite from bustling Bangkok and it has long been the centre of the high-end party scene – ultra exclusive and hedonistic!
3/55W Hotels have a reputation for merging natural landscapes with innovative modern architecture and this W Hotel, located on Koh Samui, is no exception with its breath-taking infinity pool that cuts a slice through a stunning seascape – pure genius.
4/55Enjoy this clifftop view from the seclusion of your stylish private pool villa at Trisara in Phuket – one of the most exclusive resorts in Thailand.
5/55Soak up the understated sophistication of the sublime swimming pool at the Amanpuri in Phuket.
6/55Find peace and calm beneath countless palm trees at zen-like Nam Hai, set on one of Asia's finest stretches of beach on the South China Sea.
7/55Luxury accommodation is carved out between smooth boulders and backed by towering mountains at the uber-private Six Senses Ninh Van Bay resort.
8/55Kahanda Kanda near Galle is one of Sri Lanka's chicest addresses and a wonderfully stylish spot for an arak sour at the living room bar
9/55Amangalla is steeped in history: once home to a Dutch commander and a billet for British soldiers, it has been revamped by Kerry Hill who has maintained the unique history of the building allowing you step right back to Galle’s colonial heyday.
10/55The Amangalla's Zaal is the grandest living room in Sri Lanka and the perfect location for a glamorous party - New Year's Eve celebrations here are incredible!
11/55Unwind at the Amangalla's swimming pool. This grand dame of a hotel is a magnet for the glamorous Galle scene.
12/55Treat yourself with a stay at one of Sri Lanka's most exclusive and beautifully designed villas - 20 Middle Street, Galle - which sleeps 6 people, and is situated next door to the Amangalla.
13/55Enjoy the homely Sun House, great at any time of year and the social hub during the Galle Literary Festival
14/55Set on a former coconut plantation a stone's throw from a dazzling beach is one of Sri Lanka's most sophisticated boutique hotels: the Villa Bentota
15/55Base yourself at the Amanwella in Tangalle, a super slick, James Bond-esque beach resort located in the fishing village of Tangalle.
16/55Feel history seep from the walls of Hyderabad's Taj Falaknuma Palace, which boasts marble staircases, lavish chandeliers and rare objects d’art. It really is as grand and magnificent as it looks – a real-life fairytale!
17/55Dine in stately grandeur in the opulent dining room of the Taj Falaknuma Palace and re-live the history of the Nizams of Hyderabad.
18/55Cool off in the swimming pool of the opulently restored Taj Falaknuma Palace in Hyderabad.
19/55Philip Kutty's Farm is a luxurious private homestay in Kerala's Backwaters which offers a peaceful eco-friendly escape, coupled with amazing Ayurvedic treatments. You’ll feel totally re-junevated after a stay here.
20/55For a once in a lifetime experience, dine by candlelight in the grounds of Jodhpur's Umaid Bhawan Palace.
21/55The Taj Lake Palace in Udaipur, a floating palace on Lake Pichola, is one of Rajasthan's most luxurious hotels.
22/55One of the world's most romantic hotels, the Taj Lake Palace in Udaipur offers serene views over Lake Pichola.
23/55Dine at Sheesh Mahal, the Leela Palace's fine-dining restaurant with killer views of Udaipur and Lake Pichola.
24/55Enjoy an atmospheric candle-lit traditional Rajasthani music performance at the Leela Palace Udaipur.
25/55Samode Palace is home to one of Rajasthan's finest rooftop pools. Take a dip, sunbathe under the Indian sun, or enjoy champagne and canapes as the sun goes down.
26/55Take tea in your opulent surroundings while at Samode Palace. A short drive from Jaipur, Samode is the site of a small village with a fairy-tale palace.
27/55While in Jaipur stay in style at the unforgettable Rambagh Palace. A majestic retreat that was once home to the Maharaja of Jaipur, Rambagh is one of the finest hotels in the world.
28/55Swim in the historic swimming pool at Rambagh Palace. Gayatri Devi, the last Maharani of Jaipur, swam lengths in this pool every morning.
29/55Bathe in the glow of the majestic Mehrengarh Fort from your base at Raas boutique hotel in Jodhpur.
30/55Peer out over your pool at the Oberoi Udaivilas to admire scenic views of the tranquil Lake Pichola and the magical city of Udaipur beyond.
31/55While away an afternoon at the Oberoi Amarvila's impressive Moghul-inspired mutli-layerd swimming pool.
32/55Take a dip in your own private pool while staying in one of Amanbagh's Pool Pavilions, which are, we think, some of the sexiest private villas in Asia.
33/55Be served on like a Maharaja at Amanbagh's open-air restaurant as local musicians fill the air with atmospheric Indian folk songs.
34/55Listen to the waves lap the shore as you dine on the beach front at Taj Exotica.
35/55Dine tete-a-tete with only your dedicated butler and stunning sea views as company at the Taj Exotica.
36/55Splash out on the Rehendi Presidential Suite at Taj Exotica; an over water villa with oomph.
37/55Sunset aboard the Silolona is a contemplative time. Enjoy freshly crafted cocktails, take a massage or anticipate the evening meal created by your own gourmet chef.
38/55Surrounded by scenic karst islands, backed by jungly hills and rimmed by white-sand beaches, Nihiwatu offers a luxe private paradise for your family to enjoy a secluded break.
39/55Bali’s accommodation is of such a high standard, it is even home to three Aman hotels! Amankila and its iconic swimming pool holds an exceptional location built into terraces on the clifftops above the dramatic east coast of Bali.
40/55The setting of Como Shambhala is so awe-inspiring we promise you’ll never forget it. Your vast living quarters are suspended at treetop level over the gushing River Agung, surrounded by emerald green paddies.
41/55At the sensational Amanjiwo, be sure to book a villa facing Borobudur to make the most of this striking 9th century temple in central Java.
42/55This stunning serene spot overlooks the verdant countryside of Ubud. Listen to the calls of nature at dusk from the luxury of your own private deck with plunge pool at the ultra stylish Amandari.
43/55Soak up the rays in this beautifully designed swimming pool and take advantage of Alila’s unparalleled service at Alila Villas Uluwatu.
44/55Order a sophisticated cocktail and marvel at metropolitan Shanghai by night on the terrace of the Peninsula Hotel.
45/55Have a cocktail made for you by one of the Peninsula’s talented mixologists, while you wonder at Shanghai’s fast-growing modernity.
46/55The sparkling art-filled atrium of The Opposite House in Beijing is your welcome to this striking glass boutique hotel.
47/55The Great Wall is truly one of China’s most impressive sights. Avoid the crowds by visiting early in the morning and take in the majesty of it all.
48/55Here is a unique opportunity to stay in palace pavilions dating back over a century in the sensationally renovated Aman Summer Palace in Beijing.
49/55Travel around the temples of Angkor in style with one of Victoria d'Angkor's vintage Citroen cars.
50/55After a morning of temples and trekking, relax by poolside at Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor, Siem Reap.
51/55For an unforgettable experience, explore the temples of Angkor in Siem Reap under the cover of darkness.
52/55Fulfill all your desert island fantasties while staying in one of Song Saa's Jungle Villas.
53/55Not just for honeymoons, Song Saa is able to put on exclusive and intimate weddings for its guests.
54/55Watch a memorable sunset over the Irrawaddy River as you luxuriate aboard RV Paukan, a beautifully furnished timber vessel that sleeps up to 55 guests.
55/55Client Testimonials
- Matthew Nicklin, North India
- Leslie Siben, India
- Mr Geoffrey Johnson, India
- Jaime Benitez, South India
- Krista Weir, Sri Lanka
- Anonymous, India
- Mr Richard Stoughton, Sri Lanka
- Mr David Wallace, North India
- Matthew Annable, Rajasthan, India
- Mr & Mrs Manson, North India