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13/04/2026

This dining spot has been on my list for some time, and finally experiencing it in Hong Kong felt long overdue.

At Roganic Hong Kong (), the dialogue begins with material. Designed by Atelier E (), the space is sculpted entirely from reclaimed timber with walls, archways, and monolithic tables shaped from salvaged wood, each surface carrying its own history. The result feels grounded and continuous, where sustainability is embedded into the structure.

That same discipline defines the kitchen under Simon Rogan () , long recognised for his ingredient-led, farm-to-table philosophy. As Hong Kong’s first Michelin Green Star restaurant (), Roganic operates within a tightly defined ecosystem, sourcing the majority of its ingredients within a 160-kilometre radius across Hong Kong, and mainland China. The constraint sharpens the menu into something precise, seasonal, and deeply rooted in place.

The progression reflects that clarity. Hokkaido scallop unfolds with sea urchin cream and Makauy pepper; Chiayi heirloom tomatoes carry brightness alongside whipped mussel and sugar kelp. Warmer compositions deepen the tone, Sabah grouper poached in dulse butter with a sauce drawn from its roasted bones—while the Guangdong dry-aged duck, glazed in longan honey, holds a quiet intensity balanced by perilla and blackcurrant.

Even the closing sequence maintains composure: aerated Kyoho grape, strawberries with preserved hibiscus, and a pineapple tartlet layered with toasted rice and jasmine.

What emerges is a restaurant defined by alignment of sourcing, material, and technique, where precision and luxury are anchored in a sustained commitment to place. 🍀🍀🍀🍽🍽🍽🍷🍷🍷🪵🪵🪵

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11/04/2026

Hong Kong rarely pauses, but at K11 ARTUS (), the rhythm shifts the moment you arrive.

Designed by André Fu () as a residence rather than a hotel, ARTUS feels lived-in, never staged. Spaces extend naturally, light moves softly across stone and wood, and despite the city just beyond the glass, a sense of calm settles in almost instinctively.

Through its Artist-in-Residence program, the experience gains another dimension, where art is seamlessly integrated. It exists as part of daily life, shaping an environment that feels both cultural and deeply personal.

During our stay in the Two Bedroom Harbour Residence with a private rooftop and whirlpool bath, our time here found its own rhythm. Mornings moving slowly with stillness between the skyline, afternoons shaped by shifting light, and evenings drawn back to one of the most remarkable private terraces in the city where the harbour opens endlessly, and with the skyline begins to shimmer into something cinematic.

The rooftop, complete with its whirlpool bath and uninterrupted views, reframes the city entirely. A rare sense of perspective in a place defined by density.

On a day with an early heatwave for the season, ARTUS reveals its true value, not as a place to stay,
but as a place to inhabit. 🗝🗝🗝🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰🥂🥂🥂🌆🌆🌆

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02/04/2026

Inside Rosewood Hong Kong, Hugo Montanari on the Human Architecture of Hospitality.

At the intersection of art, culture, and global luxury, Hugo Montanari () leads two of Hong Kong’s most defining properties: Rosewood Hong Kong () and K11 ARTUS. ()

Inside one of the world’s most complex luxury operations, his approach is deceptively simple:
people before process, trust before control.

I flew to Hong Kong to meet with Hugo and his teams to experience and discover the approach of Relationship Hospitality.

In our latest The Inspire Conversations, he shares a perspective on leadership, belonging, and why true luxury is not about what is added, but what is resolved before the guest ever notices. ✒️✒️✒️📝📝📝✔️✔️✔️

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28/03/2026

Settled in the vertical estate of Rosewood Hong Kong ()

Named The World’s Best Hotel 2025 by The World's 50 Best Hotels, following consecutive top-three placements, Rosewood Hong Kong operates at a level where scale demands discipline.

Set above Victoria Harbour within Victoria Dockside, the property houses over 400 rooms and suites, a dense network of dining venues, private spaces, and Asaya, one of the most developed urban wellness concepts in the city. The magnitude is immediate; the experience remains controlled and continuous in every touch point.

Interiors by Toni Chi are composed with restraint. Material, proportion, and Bagua element are calibrated with precision, creating a residential atmosphere that holds its clarity across the property. This framework is extended through a significant collection of contemporary art and design objects, integrated into the spatial experience rather than positioned as focal points, reinforcing the dialogue between culture, architecture, and daily use.

Service defines the experience. From butler service to daily arrangements, the approach centers on continuity and recognition, a form of relationship hospitality embedded into the system.

This clarity extends into its culinary identity: the refined Cantonese perspective of The Legacy House, the Indian depth of Chaat, and the measured, atmospheric rhythm of DarkSide next to the harbour.

Luxury here is defined by trust and precision. 🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰🗝🗝🗝🥂🥂🥂

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24/03/2026

Hong Kong, Read Across The Day

The Pearl of the Orient is in motion again. From first light appears in the stillness of early morning,
in the golden reflection across Victoria Harbour,
and in the density that builds as the day goes on.

By sunset, the skyline begins to shift again.
Glass towers catch the last light,
the harbor carries movement,
and the city prepares for its nightly transformation.

At 8pm, Hong Kong turns outward,
a choreography of light and skyline,
where architecture, energy, and spectacle meet to impress.

Returning after these past years,
the feeling is unmistakable. May the challenging time be left behind already...

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19/03/2026

Stepped Inside Amsterdam, we found something rare — a hotel that invites you to step inside the city’s creative bloodstream.

At De L’Europe Amsterdam (), the home of original Amsterdam luxury, the newly launched ’t Huys suites move beyond traditional hotel experience. Each suite is authored by a local creative force including designers, museums, and studios, transforming every stay into a fully immersive experience.

We began in the Van Gogh Museum Suite, where museum-authorised masterpieces were selected and installed for private viewing, paired with VIP access to the Van Gogh Museum. Waking up with Van Gogh on your wall reframes the entire idea of proximity.

From there, the mood shifts.

The Sisters Janssen Suite () reveals in saturated reds and sculptural forms, bold, expressive, unapologetically visual. At Amsterdam Fashion Week Suite by Salon Heleen Hulsmann (), fashion becomes part of the stay, with curated designer pieces ready to be worn. The RVDK Suite () reads like a working atelier filled with archives, mood boards, and garments suspended mid-process. While Kokke House ( l) and D/DOCK offer a quieter dialogue between object, space, and material, and deeply local and personal.

This concept is not just about theme rooms, but authorship and identity. In a city shaped by tourism, De L’Europe takes a different position, offering access, context, and a deeper way of seeing Amsterdam.

A stay here shifts the meaning of where you sleep, toward what you step into. 🗝🗝🗝🧩🧩🧩✖️✖️✖️🇳🇱🇳🇱🇳🇱🇳🇱

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15/03/2026

The Most Unique Alpine Stays Right Now!

*Save this guide for your next alpine journey. 📌📌📌

Across Switzerland, Austria, and Italy, the Alps are entering a new era of hospitality. Architectural retreats carved into stone. Culinary lodges where the table becomes the center of gravity. Secluded refuges high above the valleys where the mountains quietly reshape the rhythm of life.

From 7132 Vals and eriro Alpine Hide to CERVO Zermatt, Rote Wand Gourmet Hotel, and a private ski refuge above Verbier, these are the alpine stays redefining mountain travel today.

Introducing The Inspire List: The Most Unique Alpine Stays Right Now. 🏔🏔🏔🪵🪵🪵🗝🗝🗝

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07/03/2026

Welcome to our visual story at Huus Quell (), Appenzeller Huus’s () new wellness resort. The experience is built around the Spa All Day concept and restoration at scale with the 2,200 m² Spa as its defining centerpiece. Designed for holistic regeneration, the spa brings together nine pools and eight saunas and steam grottos, creating a full-day rhythm of warmth, water, and stillness that invites guests to stay immersed from morning through evening.

The project reflects the vision of owner Jan Schoch () who returned to his native Appenzellerland to revive a historic cluster of houses in Gonten and shape them into a contemporary alpine retreat with thoughtful design and modern technology.

Alongside thermal rituals and panoramic pools, Huus Quell introduces a sophisticated layer of longevity and biohacking treatments. Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT), Multi Cryo Hacking System, a cryotherapy chamber reaching −110°C, and the Flow system to support lymphatic drainage, metabolism, and mental focus. The result is a new kind of alpine retreat, one where traditional spa culture, advanced wellness science, and Appenzell’s quiet mountain atmosphere move in the same measure. 💆🏼💆🏼💆🏼🇨🇭🇨🇭🇨🇭♨️♨️♨️

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05/03/2026

Huus Quell, the new wellness heart of Appenzeller Huus, unfolds as a purpose-built sanctuary with a 2,000+ m² world of thermal pools, sauna rituals, steam chambers, and restorative spaces designed for immersion rather than passing through. At the centre of this ambitious transformation is owner Jan Schoch, whose return to his native Appenzellerland marked a deeply personal project: acquiring and revitalizing historic houses in Gonten, then expanding them into a contemporary retreat where traditional alpine hospitality meets the precision of his fintech-honed mindset. The result is quietly sophisticated with technology integrated seamlessly into operations while the atmosphere remains grounded in local craft and warmth. You can sense the thoughtful details from embroidered bed sheets to woven metal curtains.

Beyond the spa, the surrounding region adds cultural depth: pastel façades adorned with painted signage, centuries-old traditions of embroidery, lace-making, and the celebrated Appenzeller cheese culture that defines the town’s identity. The new property also houses one of Switzerland’s largest private wine cellars, intimate private dining experiences, and serene alpine views from the pool terrace.

This new Appenzell retreat offers a rare combination of cultural authenticity, design-led wellness, and alpine nature. 💆🏼💆🏼💆🏼🇨🇭🇨🇭🇨🇭🗻🗻🗻

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