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Slated to open in late 2023, The Tokyo EDITION, Ginza will be situated just off Chuo Street, one of the largest upscale entertainment and shopping destinations in the city. The newly constructed property will include 86 guest rooms and suites, three incredible food and beverage destinations including a rooftop bar and private dining rooms, along with a fitness center.

Superbly situated alongside Hyde Park Corner and Wellington Arch, The Peninsula London occupies one of the city’s most prestigious addresses. Newly built and impeccably designed to harmonise with the surrounding heritage buildings, the hotel is just steps away from Kensington Gardens, and other iconic attractions

Experience the breathtaking vistas of South Korea’s Jeju Island at JW Marriott. The first JW Marriott Resort & Spa in South Korea, our hotel was designed by award-winning interior designer Bill Bensley. From a clifftop setting in Seogwipo City, we place you near the shops of Seogwipo Maeil Olle Market and natural wonders such as Sanbangsan Mountain and Seongsan Sunrise. Stroll through the JW Garden or ask about nature-themed recreational experiences. Start your day with brunch at Island Kitchen, unwind with drinks at The Lounge or savor delicious BBQ at The Flying Hog. Focus on wellness at SPA by JW, offering facials, pedicures, waxes and hot stone and deep tissue massages. Or visit one of four indoor or outdoor pools, including a resort-style infinity pool. Recharge in hotel lodging with LED TVs, minibars, marble bathtubs and free Wi-Fi. Most rooms include a balcony with ocean views

The Ritz Paris is much more than a prestigious address. It possesses that indescribable charm, that extra measure of soul and history, that makes it one of the most legendary hotels in the City of Light. The refinement of the French art de vivre meets the elegance of Belle Époque décor: the hotel’s exquisitely appointed 71 rooms and 71 suites bear the names of Coco Chanel, F. Scott Fitzgerald and Marcel Proust, among other luminaries — all of whom considered the Ritz “like a second home”