Kyoto may be Japan’s ancient capital, but the city is far from old-fashioned, especially when it comes to places to stay. A stream of new and upcoming hotel openings is making this perennial tourist destination even more appealing. Some of the recent additions offer design-forward sojourns; we select some of the most stunning venues in which to spend your downtime in the city, whether you enjoy original art deco fixtures; a minimalist, teahouse-inspired atmosphere; or a modern spin on traditional Japanese design, in a venue opposite a 17th-century castle.
GARRYA NIJO CASTLE
Creative Stronghold
The concept of holistic living guides the design of this wellness-themed property by Banyan Tree, while integrating subtle allusions to the landmark castle
A quiet, bamboo-lined entrance way leads to the foyer of Garrya Nijo Castle, where a spectacular view awaits. When Tatler visited the hotel in November, we were mesmerised by the sight of autumn foliage reflected onto the glossy tops of the lobby’s lacquered tables. It is a scene that invites you to pause for a moment, the space tailor-made for mindfulness; fittingly, the hotel will roll out meditation sessions in warmer weather.
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The Journe Impact
James Li's journey into the world of horology is both a personal narrative and an exploration of mechanical artistry that led him to discover the creative instinct of Françoise-Paul Journe, the independent watchmaker who has captured the hearts and minds of so many collectors in Hong Kong in just two decades
The Future of Luxury
The Tatler Best of Asia event in November not only saw industry titans from dining and hospitality converge in Bangkok but also featured talks from prominent figures, including Imran Amed, CEO and founder of The Business of Fashion. Here, we look back on the insights he shared on the everevolving luxury landscape
FINDING THE CURE
It took Malaysian haematologist Swee Lay Thein 20 years to discover the gene that led to a cure for sickle cell anaemia; she hopes it will take far less than that for women to be recognised equally in the science industry
Hangzhou Nocturne
Chanel’s 2024/25 Métiers d’art collection in Hangzhou pays homage to Gabrielle Chanel’s imagined visions of West Lake, transforming her romantic fantasy of China into reality
New Moves
Celebrated Tibetan choreographer Sang Jijia, who has been named the new artistic director of City Contemporary Dance Company this year, wants to bring change to the industry in Hong Kong
Comfort Food
A love letter to hotel room service and the in-room dining heroes that offer the ultimate comfort away from home By Coco Marett
TASTE O UNKNOWN THE
Asia’s most exciting food cities aren’t where you think. These under-the-radar destinations are cooking up the region’s next great gastronomic moments
A New Chapter in Hong Kong's Legacy
Hopewell Hotel echoed Wan Chai's rich history of transformation with its soft opening on December 10, 2024. Offering spacious accommodation, versatile event spaces and breathtaking views, the hotel invites visitors to experience the district's storied past while stepping into a new era of elegance and convenience
Torch Bearer
At the launch of Bonham's Asia-Pacific headquarters in Hong Kong, Chabi Nouri, the firm's global CEO, shared her journey, insights into the luxury auction industry and her vision for the future of the house
STYLE WITH SUBSTANCE
Tatler takes a behind-the-scenes look at the home kitchens of three chefs and restaurateurs, where professional precision meets family-centric design
