Kempinski

More exciting dining experiences await in the pan-Asian Sra Bua and in the Lobby bar, known as the most vibrant living room in Berlin. The spacious 9,700-square-foot Adlon Spa by Resense offers a lovely retreat from the busy city.

Singapore’s allure has never been defined solely by its skyline or precision-driven pace, but by the way colonial architecture, urban culture, and contemporary luxury are layered and restored with remarkable care. The Capitol Kempinski Hotel Singapore captures that sensibility beautifully. Set at 15 Stamford Road in the heart of the civic and cultural district, with direct access to City Hall MRT, the hotel brings together two historic landmarks: Stamford House, dating to 1904, and the neoclassical Capitol Building of the 1930s. The restoration was led by Pritzker Prize, winning architect Richard Meier, while the interiors were reimagined by the late Indonesian designer Jaya Ibrahim, whose quietly elegant vision balances colonial-era arcades, proportions, and façades with Italian marble, travertine, and a lighter contemporary touch. The hotel offers 155 rooms and suites, with select accommodations featuring signature outdoor terraces or glass-enclosed verandas that lend an unusual sense of openness to this heritage-rich urban setting.

Dining and leisure further enhance the property’s appeal. At the center is 15 Stamford Restaurant, supported by bar and dining spaces that carry guests from breakfast and afternoon tea through to evening drinks and social gatherings. A saltwater pool, The Spa at The Capitol Kempinski, and fitness facilities add a restorative dimension, giving the hotel the feel of a meticulously revived historic residence rather than simply a place to stay. For the well-traveled guest, the charm of The Capitol Kempinski Hotel Singapore lies not only in its address or pedigree, but in the way it distills Singapore’s colonial heritage, cultural texture, and European style of hospitality into a form of urban luxury that feels polished, layered, and deeply assured.

For culinary diversions, Gastronomic Quarter Downtown Budapest serves new Japanese at Nobu, Hungarian-Viennese delicacies at ÉS Bisztró, classic and creative cocktails at Blue Fox The Bar, and coffee and cake at The Living Room. To charge up, Kempinski The Spa offers a brand-new sauna universe, indoor pool, and massage and beauty treatments, including its trademark “Hungarymud.”

Tucked away in the heart of the Bavarian Alps, Kempinski Hotel Berchtesgaden sits gracefully on the Obersalzberg hillside at an elevation of around 1,000 meters, surrounded by dramatic mountain peaks and dense pine forests, offering a serene escape reminiscent of a secluded alpine sanctuary. Originally opened in 2005 and joining the Kempinski portfolio in 2015, the hotel embraces a neo-functional architectural style, blending natural stone and wood elements seamlessly with its breathtaking alpine surroundings. The property features 138 elegant guest rooms and suites, many of which boast floor-to-ceiling windows or private balconies that frame sweeping views of valleys and majestic peaks. 

Culinary highlights include the Michelin-starred PUR, which showcases refined creations using local ingredients, alongside Johann Grill and Bergstüberl, both offering authentic Bavarian and European cuisine. Guests can indulge in the hotel’s comprehensive Spa & Wellness Center, complete with indoor and outdoor pools, saunas, and holistic treatments, or enjoy year-round activities such as hiking, skiing, and mountain exploration. With its prime location near Berchtesgaden National Park and the historic Eagle’s Nest, Kempinski Hotel Berchtesgaden perfectly combines natural beauty, tranquility, and cultural discovery, making it an ideal alpine retreat for discerning travelers.

In the majestic heart of the Swiss Alps, Kempinski Palace Engelberg stands as a testament to both a gilded past and a sophisticated present. Located in the storied village of Engelberg, at the foot of Mount Titlis, this property is the area’s first and only five-star superior hotel. Originally inaugurated in 1904, the historic Belle Époque palace has been meticulously reimagined, seamlessly fusing its protected heritage wing with a new, contemporary structure. This dialogue between eras creates a unique atmosphere of timeless elegance, where grand architectural bones are respectfully dressed in modern luxury. The interiors reflect the alpine landscape, with a refined palette of natural wood, stone, and tactile fabrics that echo the textures and colours of the surrounding nature.

The hotel’s crowning glory is its serene rooftop spa, an 880-square-metre sanctuary with an infinity pool that offers an uninterrupted panorama of the Titlis massif. It is a space where the grandeur of the mountains becomes an integral part of the wellness experience. The 129 rooms and suites are havens of understated comfort, each framing spectacular views. Culinary journeys range from the refined Swiss-French brasserie at Cattani to the classic indulgence of afternoon tea. Kempinski Palace Engelberg offers a sanctuary where the grand tradition of Swiss hospitality is not just preserved, but thoughtfully evolved.

Sindhorn Kempinski Hotel Bangkok feels like a deliberately preserved green refuge within the dense urban rhythm around Lumphini Park. Set in the heart of Langsuan within Sindhorn Village, just a short walk from Lumphini Park, the hotel is conceived as a tranquil enclave wrapped in greenery, bringing gardens, light, and a sense of openness into the language of urban luxury. The property offers 274 guestrooms and suites, and through generous proportions, floor-to-ceiling windows, private balconies, and triple-glazed soundproof glass, it manages to maintain an unusual sense of calm and spaciousness in the middle of Bangkok. One of its most recognizable spaces is the soaring lobby, designed by P49 Deesign, where natural light and rising greenery create an atmosphere that feels more residential, more relaxed, and more connected to nature than the typical city business hotel.

What gives the hotel its full identity is the way it shapes dining, social life, and wellness into a more mature expression of Bangkok living. Venues such as the Lobby Lounge and Ki Izakaya each contribute to that rhythm: the former frames afternoon tea and meetings beneath arched ceilings and garden views, while the latter, inspired by the alleyway izakayas of Osaka and Tokyo, brings together highballs, whisky, sake, and Japanese small plates in a more relaxed evening setting. One of the hotel’s most substantial features is Sindhorn Wellness by Resense, spanning two floors and more than 4,000 square meters, where spa, fitness, and medical wellness are brought together in a way that makes the stay feel less like simply being in central Bangkok and more like inhabiting a contemporary urban residence centered on restoration, balance, and long-stay comfort. In spirit, Sindhorn Kempinski Hotel Bangkok is not a new-generation hotel defined by theatrical design, but a city retreat shaped by greenery, generous scale, a sophisticated wellness program, and a quieter, more understated form of luxury, particularly suited to travelers who want Bangkok to feel calmer, more polished, and more spacious.

Welcome to five-star luxury resort-inspired haven in Bangkok. Siam Kempinski Hotel Bangkok is in the ideal location for travellers to explore this culturally vibrant and bustling city known as the City of Angels. The hotel is located in the heart of Bangkok close to Siam Paragon, the premier shopping mall. It offers 397 rooms and suites with pool access and animal themes. Traditional Thai design elements complement the contemporary rooms and suites. Most rooms have private balconies with impressive views of the hotel’s lush verdant gardens and free-form swimming pool. We have three restaurants and bars, including the highly acclaimed and award-winning Michelin Star Sra Bua by Kiin Kiin. Our luxury spa and health club is a sanctuary for guests seeking complete restorative relaxation. The state-of-the-art meeting and event spaces host various business and social soirees.

Kempinski Hotel Aqaba Red Sea stands as a premier five-star resort nestled along the serene shores of the Red Sea in Aqaba, Jordan. Positioned in the heart of Aqaba, this luxurious property offers its guests breathtaking panoramic views of the Red Sea from each of its 200 elegantly designed rooms and suites. The hotel's strategic location places it just a short 10-minute drive from King Hussein International Airport, making it an ideal destination for both leisure and business travelers.

The hotel features an array of high-end amenities, including a private white sandy beach, an infinity-edge swimming pool, and a two-floor spa, all of which contribute to a tranquil and rejuvenating environment. Dining at Kempinski Hotel Aqaba Red Sea is an exquisite experience, with multiple restaurants and bars offering a variety of culinary delights that range from local Jordanian specialties to international cuisine.

The turquoise Caribbean unfolds like liquid gem before a 400-meter stretch of powdery white sand. Kempinski Hotel Cancún rejects the coldness of modern minimalism, opting instead to construct an "Old World" palace of marble, crystal chandeliers, and frescoed ceilings. Step into the lobby, and the "Lady in Red" stands as a visual anchor, seamlessly stitching the rigorous etiquette of European aristocracy with the warmth of Mexican hospitality. There is no clamor of all-inclusive resorts here, only the interweaving of piano notes and the aroma of rack of lamb in the AAA Five Diamond-awarded Fantino, and the resonance of jazz and smoky grill scents in The Club Grill.

Slide open the floor-to-ceiling glass of your room, and the private balcony suspends you above the sea level; no matter which room you occupy, the magnificent Caribbean view is the absolute protagonist. The outdoor hot tub of the Presidential Suite lets you soak in warm water while overlooking the entire seascape, while the "Red Rose Ritual" at KAYANTÁ Spa soothes your nerves with the ancient wisdom of Mayan therapy. On the beach, the "Coconut Boy" hands you a freshly cracked coconut.