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Welcome to Conrad Bora Bora Nui, a blissful and luxurious resort where relaxation and unparalleled views await you. Located on a private island - Motu To'opua, our guests experience the longest private stretch of soft white sand beaches nestled between the soaring backdrop of Mount Otemanu and the mesmerizing lagoon. Our fully renovated resort boasts a variety of accommodations, from the spacious Lagoon View Suites perfect for families, to the spectacular overwater villas and extravagant Presidential Villas. Dining options are in abundance and are sure to satisfy your culinary experience with five restaurants and bars. 

The Conrad Bora Bora Nui now offers Island Host Service for guests staying in all of our villas. Enjoy Conrad Bora Bora Nui's blissful location and services while having every aspect of your stay taken care of. For the adventurous, there is an array of activities from hiking to swimming with sharks. For a truly unique experience, spend a day at our private islet Motu Tapu, enjoy a picnic prepared by our chefs, sip on Champagne, and take in the serenity. Unwind and relax by the impressive infinity pool. Hina Spa, located on the hilltop, offers serenity and breathtaking views.

Located in the heart of Bangkok’s embassy district on the prestigious Wireless Road, Conrad Bangkok is housed within the All Seasons Place complex and offers a seamless blend of world-class business functionality and urban resort ambiance. As one of Hilton’s flagship luxury properties in Asia, the hotel features 391 elegantly appointed guest rooms and suites, each designed with spacious layouts, floor-to-ceiling windows, and a refined aesthetic that merges contemporary style with Thai influences. Interiors highlight warm wood tones, soft lighting, and curated modern artwork. Select higher-category rooms provide access to the Executive Lounge, which offers exclusive breakfast, afternoon tea, and evening cocktails. Conrad Bangkok presents a diverse culinary landscape, including Liu, a Cantonese fine-dining restaurant known for its authentic dim sum; KiSara, a stylish Japanese restaurant featuring sushi and teppanyaki; the all-day dining venue Café@2; the open-air City Terrace by the pool; and Diplomat Bar, a sophisticated lounge ideal for evening cocktails or intimate gatherings. For leisure and wellness, guests can enjoy a lushly landscaped outdoor pool, a 24-hour fitness center, tennis courts, and the Seasons Spa, which offers traditional Thai massages, facial treatments, and signature wellness rituals, making it a perfect urban escape from the bustle of the city.

With over 2,000 square meters of flexible event space, Conrad Bangkok is also a top choice for international conferences, upscale weddings, and private celebrations. The facilities include a grand, pillarless ballroom and more than twenty smaller meeting rooms. The hotel is just a few minutes’ drive from BTS Phloen Chit station and provides complimentary shuttle service. Surrounded by embassies, luxury shopping centers, and corporate headquarters, Conrad Bangkok remains a classic choice for both business travelers and sophisticated holidaymakers seeking discreet service and tranquil luxury in the heart of the Thai capital.

The architectural ambition of the Aksoy family isn't locked away in a vault; it flows along the ridge line of Beşiktaş. The S-shaped superstructure rejects the blocky conformity of traditional hotels, unfurling like a massive white ribbon that adheres to the airflow of the Bosphorus and the undulating topography. Glassfibre Reinforced Concrete (GRC) panels, precision-engineered by Fibrobeton during the 2016 renovation, wrap the curvature, reshaping the building’s skin into a rhythmic flow under the sun. Inside the lobby, Hüseyin Avni Lifij’s oil paintings are not mere decoration but the protagonists of the space; their brushstrokes, capturing the melancholic light of old Istanbul, engage in a silent, century-spanning dialogue with the modern metropolitan chaos outside the windows.

The elevator propels you to the Summit Bar on the 14th floor, where the steel cables of the Bosphorus Bridge and the minarets of the Historical Peninsula are compressed into a single, cinematic frame. The tension in your chili-infused vodka mirrors the frenetic energy of the ferry lines below. At Manzara, the heat from the open kitchen blends with the scent of Ottoman spices as chefs reconstruct ancient Anatolian recipes. As night falls, retreat to the marble sanctuary of the Spa Soul’s hammam, letting the foam wash away the city’s grit, or step onto the clay tennis courts, where the ochre surface strikes a vivid contrast against the Istanbul sky.

Conrad Manila feels almost like a great white ocean liner permanently moored along Manila Bay. While the broader Bay City district continues to move with the bright, expanding rhythm of convention centers, retail complexes, and a newly developed waterfront, the hotel answers the city with a more streamlined, resort-like expression of contemporary coastal luxury. Set on Seaside Boulevard beside the Mall of Asia Complex and roughly 15 minutes from the airport, it occupies a location that ties together business movement, entertainment, and some of Manila Bay’s most iconic sunset views. The architecture, designed by WOW Architects | Warner Wong Design, draws inspiration from the cruise ships and yachts that pass through the bay, using layered white forms and a seaward-reaching silhouette to create one of the most recognizable profiles on the local skyline. Inside, the hotel’s 347 guestrooms and suites use floor-to-ceiling windows to pull the bay, the Pasay cityscape, and shifting daylight into the room, giving the stay a sense of openness that feels closer to a waterfront retreat than a purely urban hotel.

What makes the hotel feel complete, however, is not only its architecture, but the way it places dining, art, and waterfront living into the same rhythm. China Blue by Jereme Leung, Brasserie on 3, C Lounge, and the hotel’s other bars and dining venues move from Chinese fine dining to all-day dining and bay-facing lounge culture, allowing meals to become part of the hotel’s wider social life rather than a separate amenity. At the same time, Conrad Manila has become known for its continuing commitment to exhibitions and contemporary art displays, giving public spaces the atmosphere of an active cultural setting rather than merely transitional corridors. Together with the spa, fitness facilities, and the easy calm that comes from its waterfront position, the hotel presents something more than a business address with a sunset view. Conrad Manila offers a more fluid, mature, and lifestyle-driven expression of bayfront hospitality—one that understands how to translate the atmosphere of a coastal city into a distinctly modern stay.

Welcome to Conrad Washington, DC, a contemporary urban oasis in the heart of the District. This luxury hotel offers an elevated perch from which to experience the nation's capital. Indulge in the personalized, elevated service of the exclusive Sakura Club, enjoy fresh flavors of the Chesapeake Bay Watershed region at Estuary, or relax in the open air at the rooftop bar. With inspiring views of downtown across a range of event spaces and every guest room, as well as its location adjacent to premier shops and dining at CityCenterDC, Conrad Washington, DC is an experience unlike any other in the city. Boasting a soaring atrium, lush outdoor terraces, and captivating art installations, Conrad Washington, DC provides a stylish retreat in one of the world's most influential cities.

Perched dramatically on the steep, jungle-clad cliffs of Koh Samui’s southwestern tip, Conrad Koh Samui defies gravity to offer a sanctuary where the horizon is the only boundary. The resort’s architecture is a feat of engineering, with 81 freestanding villas cascading down the hillside, a design that guarantees every single guest an unobstructed, front-row seat to the Gulf of Thailand and the iconic 'Five Islands.' The definition of luxury here is anchored in the concept of private aquatic living; each villa features a remarkable 10-meter infinity pool that appears to spill directly into the ocean below, complemented by spa-inspired bathrooms with oversized tubs overlooking the sea. Beyond the stunning vistas, the resort is deeply rooted in sustainability through its 'Iris Farm,' an on-site organic garden that supplies the kitchens with fresh produce and free-range eggs. This farm-to-table philosophy shines at 'Botanikka,' the resort’s innovative eco-café and gallery, where guests can enjoy house-brewed kombucha and ethically sourced coffee in a greenhouse setting. Culinary excellence continues at 'Jahn,' the crown jewel venue now reimagined as a contemporary steakhouse that marries premium cuts with bold Thai nuances. Leisure here flows from the energetic 'Azure Bar & Grill' by the main pool to the tranquil heights of the spa. As evening approaches, the resort transforms into the island’s premier amphitheater for sunset watching, with 'KO Lounge' serving as the perfect vantage point to witness the sky ignite in shades of crimson and gold.

The desert heat is filtered into a gentle spectrum through the glass curtain wall, while the five colossal "sails" forged by DBI Design do not merely stand; they slice through the airflow above the Corniche. This is not just architecture; it is solidified aerodynamics. Standing in your suite on the 63rd floor, the floor-to-ceiling windows dissolve the physical barrier between you and the Arabian Gulf, forcing the turquoise of the water to collide violently with the sandy beige of the city on your retina. The scent of Byredo’s "Mojave Ghost" hangs in the air, its woody floral notes whispering of a dialogue between the arid desert and unapologetic luxury.

The elevator shoots like a bullet to the "Observation Deck at 300" on the 74th floor, where the golden domes of the Emirates Palace look as small as toys, and the steam rises from your cup of TWG Silver Moon tea. As night falls, a Tomahawk steak sizzles over charcoal at Ray's Grill, the smoky flavor of burnt orange ice cream melting on your tongue, merging with the river of headlights flowing below. Or, dive into the neon glow of SUSHISAMBA, where, amidst the flames of the Robata grill and the rhythm of Brazilian samba, you watch the Abu Dhabi night sky ignite with desire. This is not a Hollywood CGI effect; this is the tangible reality stage Conrad has built for you.

Rising proudly in the heart of Marina Bay, Conrad Centennial Singapore is a flagship luxury landmark under the Hilton group. Spanning 31 floors, the hotel features 512 spacious and contemporary guest rooms and suites, many offering breathtaking views of Marina Bay Sands, the Singapore Flyer, and the dazzling city skyline. Each room is thoughtfully designed with a blend of modern elegance and subtle Asian influences, complemented by floor-to-ceiling windows, marble bathrooms, and premium amenities for a refined stay. 

Culinary experiences abound with multiple dining venues, including the popular all-day dining Oscar’s, Michelin-recommended Cantonese restaurant Golden Peony, and the sophisticated Lobby Lounge. The hotel also offers a tranquil outdoor pool, state-of-the-art fitness center, and the indulgent Conrad Spa. With over 3,000 pieces of contemporary Asian art adorning its spaces, the hotel reflects a deep integration of culture and luxury. Ideally located within walking distance to Suntec Convention Centre, Esplanade, Theatres on the Bay, and MRT stations, it is the perfect base for both business and leisure travelers.

Conrad Hong Kong is centrally located in the heart of Admiralty on Hong Kong Island, seamlessly connected to the luxury Pacific Place shopping mall and with direct access to the Admiralty MTR station—offering exceptional convenience for both business and leisure travelers. Since its opening in 1990, the hotel has been a prominent landmark in the city, featuring 513 spacious and elegantly appointed guest rooms and suites situated on high floors, offering sweeping views of Victoria Harbour or the lush greenery of The Peak. The interiors blend modern sophistication with warm wood tones and are equipped with marble bathrooms, Nespresso machines, and premium amenities to ensure a luxurious and comfortable stay.

Dining at the hotel is a culinary journey, with six acclaimed restaurants and bars including the Michelin-recommended Cantonese restaurant Golden Leaf, classic Italian fare at Nicholini’s, all-day dining at Brasserie on the Eighth, international buffet at Garden Café, chic cocktails at Pacific Bar, and relaxed refreshments at the Lobby Lounge. Guests can also unwind at the outdoor heated swimming pool, fully equipped fitness center, steam room, and enjoy rejuvenating massage treatments. With a selection of versatile event spaces and grand ballrooms, Conrad Hong Kong is also an excellent venue for meetings and celebrations. Combining a prime location with attentive service, the hotel continues to earn high praise from both business and leisure guests, making it a top choice for discovering the dynamic city of Hong Kong.

The curve of the Haihe River and the illuminated arc of the Tianjin Eye define the city’s modern silhouette, and Conrad Tianjin responds with a composed, contemporary presence along the waterfront. Set in the heart of Nankai District, the hotel bridges historic neighborhoods and emerging commercial quarters, offering a vantage point that feels both connected and quietly removed. Its façade of glass and stone is clean-lined and restrained, while interiors unfold in layers of dark timber, textured stone, and curated art, an atmosphere that balances Eastern subtlety with international polish. Across 375 rooms and suites, floor-to-ceiling windows frame shifting river light or the evolving skyline, turning Tianjin’s urban rhythm into part of the daily backdrop.

Dining and social spaces extend the brand’s refined sensibility. Ying Xuan Chinese Restaurant presents Cantonese cuisine with contemporary flourishes, complemented by private dining rooms suited to business gatherings and celebratory occasions alike. Měi Tíng, the all-day dining venue, showcases international flavors through open kitchens and live cooking stations, offering both buffet and à la carte selections. The Lobby Lounge provides a more relaxed cadence, transitioning from afternoon tea and specialty coffee to evening cocktails beneath soft, ambient lighting. An indoor swimming pool, 24-hour fitness center, and spa facilities round out the experience, offering respite after a day in the city. Rather than leaning into overt spectacle, Conrad Tianjin favors proportion, detail, and quiet confidence, an urban retreat shaped by river reflections and contemporary design.

The snowline of the Tianshan Mountains slices through the sky outside the floor-to-ceiling windows, while inside, golden metal filaments cascade from the 37th-floor Sky Lobby like shifting desert sands. D’Lab Studio has rejected the cliché of ethnic kitsch, choosing instead to replicate the riverbeds and oases of the ancient Silk Road through the veins of marble. You stand in the center of this "Sky Courtyard," where the emerald green stone beneath your feet reflects a water-like sheen rare in this arid plateau. The eternal snow of Bogda Peak and the steel jungle of Urumqi’s CBD confront each other in a single, cinematic frame. This is not just a hotel; it is a modern caravanserai suspended at the heart of Eurasia, retranslating a millennial trade narrative into contemporary design language.

Push open the heavy wooden door of your suite, and the scent of Byredo mingles with the cool blue glow of the smart control panel. The backlit headboard whispers of a Western sunset, while the black-and-white marble bathroom stands stark and bold like an ink wash painting. You sink into the hot water of a panoramic tub, watching the traffic below weave like ribbons into the Youhao commercial district. When hunger strikes, the primal scent of roasted lamb from KIN will draw you to the 6th floor, or perhaps you’ll ascend to SKYE Lounge for a spice-infused cocktail, watching the night swallow the Tianshan range.

Conrad Bali does not rush to make an impression through theatrical architecture. Instead, it unfolds along the coast of Tanjung Benoa as a tropical retreat where the rhythm of daily life feels intentionally slowed. Stretching out beside the shoreline, the resort layers expansive gardens, lagoon-style pools, and sea-facing spaces in a way that immediately sets it apart from the more formulaic feel often found around Nusa Dua. About 30 minutes from Ngurah Rai International Airport, the property embraces sea breeze, daylight, and greenery on a generous scale, with guestrooms, suites, and villas spread across the grounds. Inside, Balinese cultural details are woven into a softer contemporary design language, giving the resort the reassuring polish of an international luxury property while preserving the warmth and ease that define island living. Its appeal lies not in any single dramatic visual gesture, but in the way it arranges beach, gardens, water, and residential comfort into a tropical order that feels both natural and deeply restorative.

What gives the resort its sense of completeness is the thoughtful way it shapes each part of the day. Dining venues including Suku, Eight Degrees South, East Lobby Lounge, Azure, and RIN move from all-day dining and beachfront grilling to lounge culture and more atmospheric evening settings, making meals feel like an essential part of island life rather than a separate amenity. Together with the spa, fitness center, children’s facilities, tennis courts, and multiple pool areas, the experience becomes more than simply staying by the sea in Bali; it becomes a holiday rhythm reorganized around sunlight, ocean air, and time itself. In spirit, Conrad Bali is not a fashionable resort built on a bold design statement, but a classic beachfront address whose charm emerges through mature facilities, generous space, and a steady sense of service, particularly suited to travelers who come to Bali seeking not only scenery, but a stay that allows them to truly settle in.

Passing through the monumental Tzalam wood doors, guests enter a world where ancient Mayan mystique blends seamlessly with modern eco-luxury. At Conrad Tulum Riviera Maya, hidden between mangroves and the Caribbean Sea, the bustle of the world fades away, replaced by the gentle rustle of the wind through the lobby's rope art installation. Each room serves as a private sanctuary, where volcanic rock floors and live-edge wood furniture invite a tactile connection to the earth, and a soak in the balcony tub under the stars washes away all weariness. The culinary journey is equally evocative; at Autor, the chef transforms corn into a sacred gastronomic ritual, while the teppanyaki grills at Kengai crackle with energy. The spiritual heart of the resort beats at the Conrad Spa, inspired by sacred cenotes. Here, amidst the fragrant smoke of Copal resin, an in-house shaman guides a profound journey of healing.

Take leisure time up a notch at Conrad Chia Laguna Sardinia. With its award-winning beaches, breezy Mediterranean-style rooms, and suites. Pick one facing the Sea or the Lagoon with Pink Flamingos. Our Conrad Spa will contribute to your relaxing experience among lush greenery and juniper scent. Savor traditional Sardinian dishes, seafood, and international cuisine. Sardinia is much more than just the sea and we aim to make you discover all of its aspects.

66 floors of tempered glass slice through the humidity of People's Square, severing the connection to the neon chaos of Nanjing Road below. The elevator propels you upward, leaving the pedestrian roar behind for a stratospheric silence. From the floor-to-ceiling windows, the Lujiazui skyline—the Shanghai Tower, the Bottle Opener, the Jin Mao—looms as a titan of steel and light across the river. The KPF-designed twin spires pierce the Puxi smog, granting a vantage point that turns the historic Bund architecture into a miniature model, forcing the eye to trace the city’s arteries from a god-like distance.

Inside, the design narrative manifests in physical weight and texture. Crimson lacquer clashes with cold metal accents in the lobby, tracing the abstract curve of a traditional roof cornice. In the suite, Stack Studio’s layout forces the gaze outward. The island vanity dissolves the wall between bathing and sleeping, allowing steam from the freestanding tub to drift across the room. You sink into the water, watching the city’s headlights stream like liquid gold through the glass. The scent of Byredo lingers on the skin, a sharp, woody counterpoint to the visual softness of the plush bedding.

The culinary scene demands attention through heat and sound. At Asador, open flames lick the edges of dry-aged beef, filling the air with the primal scent of charred protein and Mediterranean herbs. Down at Copper Bistro, the hiss of a craft beer tap punctuates the bistro chatter. But the night belongs to the summit. In Hu Bar, ice cracks against crystal as the bartender stirs a cocktail. You lean against the glass on the 65th floor, holding the cold drink, watching the pulse of the city slow down as the lights of the Pearl Tower reflect in your glass.

Rising from the lush tropical landscapes of Evermore Orlando Resort, Conrad Orlando reimagines luxury and leisure in Central Florida with a contemporary resort experience that feels both sophisticated and refreshingly relaxed. This AAA Five Diamond hotel sits within the sprawling 1,100-acre Evermore property and is just a short drive, approximately three miles, from Walt Disney World Resort, with complimentary shuttle service to all four Disney parks available for guests. The hotel features 433 guest rooms and suites, each designed with light, modern décor, high-quality bedding, generous living space, and floor-to-ceiling windows; many offer private balconies with views over the crystalline Evermore Bay lagoon or verdant resort grounds.  Outdoor amenities are exceptional: guests enjoy Orlando’s only private beach with soft white sand and clear waters, a range of lagoon water sports such as kayaking and paddleboarding, a heated pool with cabanas, and access to two Jack Nicklaus-designed 18-hole golf courses. For relaxation, Conrad Spa offers a full menu of treatments and services, while the resort’s fitness center, children’s club, and family-friendly activities ensure every guest, from couples to multi-generational families, can tailor their stay. 

Conrad Orlando’s dining scene spans a variety of inspired venues that reflect both global flavors and casual resort dining culture. From coastal Southern Italian cuisine at Sophia’s Trattoria to contemporary Mexican fare at Ceiba, plus additional bars, lounges, and café options, there is something to satisfy every palate. Poolside refreshments, beachfront dining, and in-room service add flexibility to the culinary experience. Whether savoring cocktails by the water at sunset, gathering for a lively family meal, or enjoying a peaceful breakfast before heading to the parks, guests feel Conrad’s signature attention to detail and warmth of service. With its exceptional location, immersive water-side setting, and array of resort-level amenities, Conrad Orlando is far more than a gateway to theme parks; it is a destination where design, relaxation, and modern luxury converge into a memorable Florida vacation experience. 

Dining options include THE PEAK all-day dining restaurant, YU Chinese restaurant, the MIST lobby lounge, and the hidden-style 3652 Speakeasy, catering to diverse culinary tastes. The hotel also provides nearly 3,000 square meters of pillarless meeting space, an indoor heated pool, a modern fitness center, and an executive lounge, fulfilling both business and leisure needs. Guests frequently praise the professional service, pristine environment, and the tranquility and breathtaking vistas afforded by its high-floor vantage point. Conveniently close to Jiangbei Airport and high-speed rail stations, and just a 15-minute drive from popular attractions such as Jiefangbei and Hongyadong, it is an exceptional choice for experiencing the charm of Chongqing’s “mountain city” while enjoying refined living.

Nagoya rarely tops travel itineraries, but it has always had more going on than its reputation suggests: Toyota's headquarters, the ruins of a Tokugawa castle town, the lacquerwork and ceramics traditions of Owari Province. What it has lacked, until now, is an international luxury hotel commensurate with its scale. Conrad Nagoya opens in summer 2026 as the city's first, and Japan's third Conrad property, occupying the 31st through 41st floors of Landmark Nagoya Sakae — a 41-story mixed-use tower developed by Mitsubishi Estate in the Sakae commercial district. The hotel connects directly to Sakae Station on the Higashiyama and Meijo subway lines; Chubu Centrair International Airport is roughly 50 kilometers away. The 170 rooms, including 29 suites, start at approximately 50 square meters, with views of Nagoya Castle, the cityscape, and on clear days the distant outlines of Mount Ibuki and Mount Ontake. Design references the craft heritage of Aichi Prefecture, with ceramics, lacquerwork, and local artisanal detail throughout the interiors.

Six dining and drinking venues cover the full arc of the day: dedicated rooms for kaiseki, teppanyaki, and sushi represent the Japanese culinary range; an Italian restaurant and café provide more casual options; the rooftop bar frames Nagoya at night. An executive lounge serves Hilton Honors Diamond members with all-day refreshments and private workspace; a 180-person ballroom and meeting rooms accommodate business events. The indoor pool, spa, and gym complete the amenity picture — the spa draws from traditional Japanese wellness philosophy alongside contemporary treatment methods. For the city, Conrad Nagoya is a long-overdue arrival. For travelers, it offers a natural base for exploring central Japan properly: Inuyama Castle, Hida Takayama, the indigo-dyeing streets of Arimatsu, Atsuta Shrine — a region whose depth has always rewarded people willing to look.

The 1963 Hilton Athens was long the most recognizable building on the city's skyline. After a multi-year transformation, it reopened in April 2026 as Conrad Athens The Ilisian, the brand's debut in Greece and the anchor of The Ilisian, a new mixed-use destination in central Athens. The welcome begins with the building itself: a sculpted marble facade that reads as a modernist tribute to classical mythology, an open-air gallery by day and a lit sculpture by night. Inside, the optimism of Athens' modernist golden era returns, preserved details set against newly commissioned art. The 278 rooms and suites are among the most spacious in the city, most opening onto private balconies that frame the Acropolis and the Aegean, and the hotel holds Athens' largest suite collection, from Presidential and Royal suites to a coming penthouse with its own pool.

Dining is the heart of the place. The legendary Byzantino returns as Athens' first Grande Brasserie, setting French and Greek classics side by side, led by the first Greek chef to earn two Michelin stars in the city. With the Japanese restaurant Onuki and the rooftop Galaxy soon to reopen, nine dining concepts keep the destination in motion from morning to night. For slower hours, Athens' largest outdoor pool turns the city center into an urban beach club, while a green roof adds a running track and gym, and an indoor floor offers yoga and Pilates studios, heat and cold therapy, and treatments drawn from ancient Greek ritual. Conrad's signature 1/3/5 experiences then read the city back to you in one, three, or five hours, from a golden-hour aperitivo above the Acropolis to an architectural walk among its ancient stones.