Hotels News

Hotels are redefining luxury with personalised wellness programmes and immersive culinary experiences for discerning travellers.

Wellness or wow? Hotels are now serving bothWellness retreats, gyms, and bespoke dining are reshaping guest expectations in modern hotels.

Can hotels balance AI efficiency with the human touch? SHA’s HX 2025 sparks debate.

AI in hotels: Service upgrade or system error?From robots to RPA, hoteliers weigh AI’s promises and pitfalls at SHA’s Hospitality Exchange 2025.

AMOY Hotel incorporates the restored Fuk Tak Chi Temple, now a museum showcasing Chinese immigrant heritage and Singapore’s oldest former temple turned cultural site.

Walking Singapore’s stories with Far East HospitalityExplore Orchard, CBD, and Sentosa through heritage walking trails by Far East Hospitality and The Urbanist Singapore.

New Mandarin Oriental Seoul to feature luxury rooms, dining, spa and events spaces by 2030.

How Mandarin Oriental is planning its Seoul debutMandarin Oriental announces its first South Korea property, opening in Seoul’s CBD in 2030.

Alvin Tan, Minister of State, Ministry of Trade & Industry and Ministry of National Development, addressing the industry at Hospitality Xchange 2025.

Tech and talent boost for Singapore hotelsSingapore’s coordinated efforts to ease the transformation journey for the hotel industry.

Hotel Miramar Singapore to close after 53 years, union outlines staff support and retrenchment packages.

Hotel Miramar Singapore to close after 53 yearsThe hotel will cease operations in end-October.

Fairmont launches a roving ‘Disappearing Bar’ pop-up series, starting in Toronto before moving to London, Dubai and beyond.

Now you see the bar, now you don'tYou’re not drunk. This is just Fairmont’s new 'disappearing bar' concept.

Marriott Bonvoy and Shinsegae Duty Free partner to turn shopping sprees into travel rewards.

Duty free shopping now reaps Marriott Bonvoy rewardsEarn loyalty points while shopping at Korea’s Shinsegae Duty Free, with new perks and tier matching.

The AU$70 million refurbishment modernises 436 rooms, lobby, wellness centre, dining venues, and events spaces, while preserving Sofitel Sydney Wentworth’s 1960s heritage charm.

Sofitel Sydney Wentworth reopens after $45m revampThe extensive refurbishment features new dining venues, upgraded events spaces, and modernised guest rooms.

Aloft Surabaya Pakuwon City is a 233-room hotel with loft-inspired design, rooftop lounge, event spaces, local art, and tech-forward amenities.

Aloft Hotels opens first Surabaya propertyAloft Surabaya Pakuwon City opens with 233 modern rooms, rooftop lounge, and event spaces.