The Luxe List 2015

By Chelsea Samantha - October 28, 2015
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The Cortile lounge at Intercontinental Sydney Double Bay.
The windows in The Langham's junior suite guest room provide a sweeping view of the Western Harbour or the Sydney skyline.
The art-filled hotel is dedicated to artist David Larwill.
The 18-room Tasmania hotel offers a serene setting for those seeking solitude.
There are seven different suite styles at The Old Clare Hotel.
The guest room in The Grand Mansion.
The Ritz-Carlton Macau suites feature a spacey and sumptuous bathroom with luxurious amenities.
A work by the popular Chinese artist Liyongfei is displayed at the pool in Rosewood Beijing.
The spa reception at Six Senses.
The Temple House provides a refreshingly tranquil atmosphere in the bustling heart of Cheng Du.
Indian opulence at the ITC Grand Bharat.
The Writers Bar at Raffles Jakarta.
Swim the pool at Ritz Carlton Bali and get a breathtaking view of the Indian Ocean.
The pristine beachfront at The Sanchaya.
Aman Tokyo's 34th-floor swimming pool.
The Suiran's riverside cafe.
Zaborin villas are situated directly above the Zabo natural hot spring.
The reception area at Loke Thye Kee Residences.
One of Amilla Fushi's Tree House villas.
An aerial view of Loama Resort Maldives at Maamigili.
The South Beach's Showcase Me Deluxe guest room.
A dining pavilion at Cape Weligama.
The Bird's Nest Pool Bathroom at Keemala.
The Opulent Panorama Deluxe room at The Reverie Saigon overlooks the Saigon River.

From Delhi’s latest pleasure palace to a cliff-side resort in Sri Lanka, our reviewers have scoured the region to pull together this year’s roster of the top hotel openings. Read on to discover which new properties stood out from the rest in terms of service, setting, and a singular sense of style.

Australia

China

India

Indonesia

Japan

Malaysia

Maldives

Singapore

Sri Lanka

Thailand

Vietnam

Reported by Natasha Dragun, Jason Overdorf, Leisa Tyler, Gabrielle Lipton, Ron Gluckman, Amy Fabris-Shi, John Ashburne, Jonathan Hopfner, Christopher P. Hill, Sanjay Surana, Scott Haas, David Tse, and Simon Ostheimer.

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