Taiwan

THE AMNIS hotel is a masterpiece crafted by the Yui-mom Group in collaboration with leading design teams from Taiwan, Japan, and Germany. Inheriting The Luxury Collection's dedication to indigenous spirit and rare experiences, it redefines the possibilities of luxury hospitality through a sophisticated language of architecture and art. As Taiwan's premier art-centric luxury hotel, THE AMNIS draws its core inspiration from water. From the acoustics of its interior water features to its serene spatial design, it creates a sanctuary for the soul—a residence that blends comfort, healing, and the promise of renewal.

The hotel features 146 generously sized guest rooms, starting from a spacious 60 square meters, with floor-to-ceiling windows that frame the interplay of light across the Kaohsiung cityscape. Walls are clad in Angolan Gray marble, its understated tones creating a canvas for the shifting light, cultivating an atmosphere of calm and refined elegance. North American solid wood flooring offers a tactile connection to natural textures. With only six to ten rooms per floor, privacy and tranquility are paramount, while exclusive full-floor and full-property buyout options cater to the most discerning tastes.

Notably, THE AMNIS is the only hotel in Taiwan with its own privately-operated art institution—the ALIEN Art Centre. Housed in a transformed historical space, this contemporary art venue creates a dynamic dialogue with the hotel, inviting guests on a journey of aesthetic discovery. This dedication to quietude is evident in every detail, from the Swedish Bolon woven carpets—a favorite of Giorgio Armani—that soften footsteps in the hallways, to the 25cm-thick walls engineered to insulate each room in a sanctuary of silence.

InterContinental Kaohsiung is one of southern Taiwan’s most polished urban luxury hotels, seamlessly blending international hospitality standards with the relaxed elegance of a harbor city. Located in the heart of the Asia New Bay Area, the hotel is surrounded by key cultural and waterfront landmarks, including Pier-2 Art Center, the Kaohsiung Music Center, and the Exhibition Center. Its contemporary glass façade reflects the changing light of the bay and skyline, while interiors favor soft tones, refined materials, and understated detailing that convey a sense of calm assurance. The hotel offers 253 generously sized guestrooms and suites, all thoughtfully equipped with modern technology and refined furnishings. Many rooms enjoy views of Kaohsiung Harbor, the Love River, or the city skyline, creating a natural connection between interior comfort and the rhythms of the port city beyond.

Dining plays a central role in the InterContinental Kaohsiung experience, expressed through a diverseCH a diverse collection of venues that balance global technique with local identity. SEEDS, the hotel’s Italian restaurant led by chef Yu Jun-Jie, showcases sustainably sourced Taiwanese produce and seafood through warm, layered Italian flavors. Zhan Lu presents refined Cantonese and broader Chinese cuisine with a contemporary touch, while WA-RA applies traditional Japanese techniques, including straw-fire grilling, to a modern kaiseki-inspired format. HAWKER captures the spirit of Southeast Asian street and colonial cooking, and BL.T33 Lobby Bar serves as the hotel’s social hub with afternoon tea, signature cocktails, and a relaxed elegance. Delicatesse rounds out the offering with artisanal pastries and light fare. Together, these venues create a fluid dining rhythm from day to night, positioning InterContinental Kaohsiung as both a refined place to stay and a confident reflection of the city’s evolving culinary culture.