Rosewood Hong Kong: World’s Best — But What’s Beyond?
Did you know that Rosewood Hong Kong has claimed the No. 1 spot on The World’s 50 Best Hotels list for two consecutive years? Rising above Victoria Harbour like a vertical sanctuary of calm, this harbourfront icon weaves together rarefied design, deeply personal service, exceptional cuisine and a holistic approach to wellbeing.
Yet true discovery rarely ends at the summit. Beyond this celebrated icon lies Rosewood Beyond — an exclusive programme that unlocks special rates and hotel credits across a carefully curated selection of exceptional Rosewood hotels, each equally worthy of a place in your next chapter of travel.
Rosewood Beyond
As Rosewood’s trusted travel partner, Charlotte Travel is delighted to offer our clients the exclusive privilege of 30% off Best Available Rates*, together with valuable hotel credits at participating Rosewood hotels and resorts — exclusively when booked through us.
Book now through 10 November for travel until 30 June 2027*
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Jungle & River: Rosewood Luang Prabang
Hidden in the forested hills above the UNESCO World Heritage town of Luang Prabang, this intimate 23-room sanctuary by visionary designer Bill Bensley reimagines a 19th-century French colonial hill station. Riverside villas, waterfall pool residences and luxurious hilltop tents (each celebrating a local hill tribe) cascade down towards a natural waterfall and the Nam Dong River. Cross the whimsical Elephant Bridge Bar for cocktails infused with wild herbs, then dine on royal Lao cuisine at the Great House.
Begin your morning with a private meditation session led by a former monk, join the sacred alms-giving ceremony or embark on a private Mekong sunset cruise. At Sense Spa, treatments take place in tents where glass floors reveal the stream flowing beneath you — an otherworldly connection to the jungle’s quiet power.
Island Sanctuary: Rosewood Miyakojima
Nestled on a private peninsula in Okinawa’s turquoise ‘Miyako Blue’ waters, Rosewood Miyakojima is Japan’s first Rosewood property and a masterclass in regenerative island luxury. Fifty-five ocean-facing villas and residences, each with a private pool, are thoughtfully dispersed across cliffside, beachfront and hillside settings. Here, days unfold with snorkelling over vibrant coral reefs, swimming alongside sea turtles or learning traditional spearfishing techniques.
Immerse yourself in Ryukyuan culture through exclusive pottery workshops at the Kinjo Tougei studio, then restore body and mind at Asaya Spa with treatments inspired by local longevity traditions, snow salt and the island’s Paantu festival rituals. Savour the purest expression of place at Maas, where the day’s catch is simply elevated, or linger over Italian-Japanese cuisine at Nagi as the infinity pool melts into the horizon.
Parisian Grandeur: Hôtel de Crillon, A Rosewood Hotel
Standing proudly on Place de la Concorde, this 18th-century palace continues its ascent in 2026, ranking No. 14 on The World’s 50 Best Hotels list and earning Five-Star status from Forbes Travel Guide for the fifth consecutive year, alongside recognition as France’s Best Hotel Spa.
Original neoclassical details meet contemporary elegance in rooms and suites, including the iconic Grands Appartements designed by Karl Lagerfeld. Slip into Sense, A Rosewood Spa, and swim in a pool lined with nearly 18,000 shimmering gold mosaic tiles. Settle into Bar Les Ambassadeurs for cocktails that now tell the hotel’s own story. Step outside and the Louvre, the Tuileries and the Champs-Élysées are on your doorstep — Paris at its most effortless and exquisite.
Tuscan Legacy: Castiglion del Bosco, A Rosewood Hotel
In the heart of Tuscany’s UNESCO-protected Val d’Orcia, a 900-year-old medieval borgo has been transformed into one of Italy’s most exclusive estates. Spread across 5,000 acres of vineyards, woodland and rolling hills, Castiglion del Bosco offers restored farmhouse suites and private villas with heated infinity pools and sweeping views of Montalcino.
Explore the estate’s historic winery and taste its acclaimed Brunello di Montalcino, hunt for truffles with a local tartufaio or perfect your pasta-making skills at La Canonica Cooking School. Golfers will find paradise at Italy’s only private 18-hole course, designed by Tom Weiskopf. Whether you are hiking ancient pilgrimage trails, dining at the two-Michelin-starred Ristorante Campo del Drago or simply watching the light change over the cypress-lined landscape, you will experience Tuscany at its most authentic and luxurious.
