From grand reopenings to exciting new debuts, these standout hotels deserve your attention.
Aman Nai Lert Bangkok
Aman Nai Lert Bangkok has officially opened within Nai Lert Park in central Bangkok. The 36-story property features 52 suites and 34 residences, each thoughtfully designed with natural light, neutral palettes and Aman’s signature pivoting panels, offering seamless transitions between bedroom and bath.
Dining includes five distinctive venues such as Arva for Italian cuisine, the 1872 bar, a poolside lounge and two exclusive Japanese concepts—Sesui (sushi omakase) and Hiori (teppanyaki).
The 16,145-square-foot Aman Spa & Wellness Center spans three floors and blends medical wellness treatments with traditional Thai therapies. Facilities include a fitness center, hydrotherapy zones and the Banya Spa House.
Art and design are on display throughout the hotel, including a 40-foot tree sculpture and an installation of 3,000 spinning tops representing Thai numerology. Guests can also enjoy curated cultural experiences, from heritage dining in the historic Nai Lert Home to private explorations of Bangkok’s spiritual landmarks.
For more information, visit aman.com.
Borgo Santandrea Reopens
Borgo Santandrea reopens for the 2025 season with new offerings that further elevate its exclusive appeal. The property, with its own private beach, now features a private fleet of three luxury boats—including the sleek PARDO 50, SAXDOR 320 and classic Gozzo—providing guests with scenic transfers from Salerno and Naples, bypassing the region’s congested roads.
With just 52 rooms and suites, Borgo offers intimacy with world-class design. The hotel’s Suite 801, which debuted last year, is a newly renovated guestroom featuring a handmade ceramic floor, an expansive terrace, a plunge pool and panoramic views of the Tyrrhenian Sea. Culinary highlights include Michelin-starred Alici, beachfront Marinella Restaurant, Il Plumbago bar and an extensive wine cellar.
Borgo Santandrea continues its commitment to local heritage with flourishing vertical gardens and a newly enhanced orchard. Guests are encouraged to pick seasonal fruit at leisure. The property also unveils a new rooftop terrace above the Marinella Beach Club, ideal for private events.
Borgo Santandrea is an Amalfi gem ideal for clients seeking stylish seclusion along Italy’s most iconic coast.
For more information, visit borgosantandrea.it.
Corinthia Grand Hotel du Boulevard Bucharest
Corinthia Hotels has officially opened its newest property in Romania’s capital, the Corinthia Grand Hotel du Boulevard Bucharest. The all-suite boutique hotel offers guests an intimate and luxurious experience in the heart of the city.
Originally opened in 1873 and now recognized as a national monument, the historic hotel has hosted royalty, dignitaries and cultural icons. Today, following an extensive restoration led by QP and GA Design, it reclaims its legacy as one of Europe’s most refined stays.
Situated at the intersection of Calea Victoriei and Elisabeta Boulevard, the hotel features just 30 exclusive suites. Guests can also enjoy Corinthia Spa Bucharest, offering signature treatments with 111SKIN products, a White Sauna with Himalayan salt walls and a custom steam bath.
The culinary scene includes three standout venues: Boulevard 73, set in the former grand ballroom, celebrates French-Romanian fusion; Sass’ Restaurant & Lounge, a sister to Monaco’s famed Sass’ Cafe, blends Mediterranean cuisine with a vibrant nighttime scene; andHeritage Bar, known for its afternoon tea and cocktails inspired by Bucharest’s history.
For more information, visit corinthia.com.
Passalacqua Welcomes Spring Season
Passalacqua, the 18th-century villa on the shores of Lake Como, reopened for the 2025 season with several refined additions. Among them is a new Chris-Craft boat, enhancing the property’s exclusive fleet and offering guests stylish ways to explore the lake. The new vessel joins the existing Aquariva, Riva Olympic, Giumello II, and Didi.
This spring, guests can take in Lake Como at its most serene, enjoying curated gardens by botanist Emilio Trabella, a serpentine pool, outdoor gym and a clay tennis court. A highlight for 2025 is the brand-new Seed to Skin Spa, featuring an indoor pool with lake views, seamlessly accessed via the villa’s secret passageways.
Seasonal programming celebrates local traditions, with Easter festivities that include Colomba Pasquale baking classes, egg hunts and guided flower picking with the villa’s in-house florist. Easter Monday brings a festive garden picnic and barbecue, all curated by acclaimed chef Viviana Varese.
For more information, visit passalacqua.it/en.
Sandblu in Santorini
Set above the seaside village of Kamari on Santorini’s east coast, Sandblu opens in April with 66 guestrooms, suites and villas, six distinct dining venues and views of the Aegean Sea.
Sandblu’s architecture by Rockwell Group blends effortlessly with the volcanic terrain, incorporating natural stone, white-washed wood and blue and green accents. Interiors channel a modern Greek aesthetic, with touches like ESPA bath amenities, outdoor terraces and plunge pools. Three multi-bedroom villas offer ultimate privacy, complete with infinity pools, kitchens and expansive living areas for families.
Culinary offerings span Nectar, the signature restaurant with Greek cuisine to the refined Aroma wine bar and Plateia’s all-day Mediterranean menus. Guests can enjoy private wine tastings at Santovini, or dine clifftop at Sandblu’s new Imerovigli outpost, which includes four sea-view suites and panoramic sunset views.
The Aurora Spa features eight treatment rooms, an indoor pool and advanced 111SKIN therapies. Daily yoga and Pilates, outdoor adventures and tailored wellness retreats round out the resort’s holistic offerings.
Families are welcomed with a curated Kids Club and specialized activities. A VIP concierge team arranges horseback rides, yacht tours and wine tastings.
For more information, visit sandblu.com.
