The Chedi Muscat

 The Chedi Muscat was developed by the Singapore-based property developer, General Hotel Management (GHM). GHM is a global hospitality management company that specializes in managing and operating luxury hotels and resorts around the world. 

The company was founded in 1992 with the aim of creating unique and luxurious properties that blend local culture and heritage with modern design and amenities. GHM's portfolio includes some of the most luxurious hotels and resorts, including The Chedi Andermatt in Switzerland, The Chedi Club Tanah Gajah in Bali, and The Chedi Mumbai in India.

Overall, GHM is known for its high-end hospitality and attention to detail, and The Chedi Muscat is no exception, with its world-class facilities, luxurious amenities, and stunning design.

The Chedi Muscat's architecture and design were created by the renowned architect Jean-Michel Gathy, who is based in Singapore. Gathy is one of the most respected names in the hospitality design industry, and he has worked on some of the world's most iconic luxury hotels and resorts.

The Chedi Muscat's design is inspired by traditional Omani architecture, with clean lines, neutral colors, and a focus on creating a sense of spaciousness and serenity. The hotel's buildings are arranged around a central courtyard, which features a reflecting pool and a series of fountains, while the guest rooms and public spaces have been carefully positioned to take advantage of the stunning mountain and sea views.

Overall, Gathy's work on The Chedi Muscat has been widely praised for its elegant simplicity, attention to detail, and seamless blending of traditional Omani elements with modern design concepts and materials.

The interiors of The Chedi Muscat were designed by Jean-Michel Gathy, the architect who also designed the exterior of the hotel. Gathy is recognized as one of the world's most renowned hospitality designers, and he has worked on a number of high-profile luxury hotel projects.

The Chedi Muscat's interiors feature a blend of contemporary and traditional Middle Eastern design, with a focus on simplicity and elegance. The lobby and public areas are characterized by a neutral color palette with touches of warm woods and natural stone accents. The guest rooms feature custom-made furnishings, luxurious bedding, and floor-to-ceiling windows with views of the gardens or the Gulf of Oman.

The hotel's spa and wellness center, designed by Gathy, incorporates traditional Omani design elements and features a range of treatments and relaxation spaces, while the restaurants and bars offer a range of international cuisine along with traditional Omani specialties. Overall, The Chedi Muscat's interior design perfectly complements the hotel's stunning architecture and breathtaking setting.

The Chedi, Chiang Mai (Anantara Chiang Mai Resort )

A distillation of modern and traditional design styles, the Chedi Chiang Mai has a clear sense of purpose: a resort hotel in an urban locale on the banks of the Mae Ping river. The former British Consulate compound provides a colonial superstructure in which 52 deluxe rooms and 32 Chedi Club suites overlook a self-contained spa environment. The hotel’s restaurant, complete with two bars, occupies the original consulate building. 

Guestrooms are finished in a confident blend of wood and stone surfaces and rattan furniture, set into soft relief by modern recessed lighting. Club Chedi suites include large seating areas complete with lounge, dining space and al fresco balcony dining areas. Spa treatments are customized for the hotel, including the Chedi Massage, a fusion of five different massage styles. Should this fail to wear you out, river tours and elephant treks can fill the day, but the Chedi’s understated luxuries could just as easily fill up a stay in Chiang Mai.

The Chedi Chiang Mai is a luxury hotel located in Chiang Mai, Thailand. The hotel was designed by the architecture and interior design firm Denniston and was completed in 2005. The design of the Chedi Chiang Mai combines traditional Thai architecture with modern design elements. The main building features a four-story structure with clean lines and large windows, while the exterior is made of locally-sourced teak and features a peaked roof. The interior of the hotel is characterized by minimalist decor, white walls, and dark wood accents and furnishings. The Chedi Chiang Mai is known for its serene atmosphere, beautiful design, and luxurious amenities, including an outdoor pool, spa, fitness center, and gourmet restaurant. The hotel has won numerous awards for its innovative design and exceptional service.

The developer of The Chedi Chiang Mai is General Hotel Management (GHM). GHM is a luxury hospitality management company that was founded in 1992 and is headquartered in Singapore. GHM specializes in managing and operating resorts, hotels, and serviced apartments across Asia, the Middle East, and Europe. The company is known for its unique and luxurious properties that blend local culture and traditions with modern design and amenities. GHM's portfolio includes acclaimed hotels such as The Chedi Muscat in Oman, The Nam Hai Hoi An in Vietnam, and The Chedi Andermatt in Switzerland. The Chedi Chiang Mai is one of GHM's most iconic properties and is known for its stunning architecture and beautiful setting in the heart of Chiang Mai, Thailand.

The Anantara Chiang Mai Resort is a luxury resort located in Chiang Mai, Thailand. It was developed by the Minor Hotels Group, a prominent hospitality company that owns and operates a portfolio of luxury hotels and resorts worldwide. The Minor Hotels Group is known for developing and managing upscale properties that combine local culture, exceptional service, and luxurious accommodations. The Anantara brand, in particular, focuses on delivering authentic experiences that connect guests with the destination. The Anantara Chiang Mai Resort showcases intricate Lanna-style architecture, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of Northern Thailand. It offers a range of luxury accommodations, including rooms, suites, and villas, along with world-class amenities such as fine dining restaurants, spa facilities, and recreational activities.

The Anantara Chiang Mai Resort was designed by the renowned architecture firm, Blink Design Group. Blink Design specializes in creating unique and immersive spaces that embrace the local culture and environment. For the Anantara Chiang Mai Resort, Blink Design drew inspiration from the traditional Lanna architecture of Northern Thailand. Lanna architecture is characterized by its intricate details, the use of rich natural materials, and a harmonious integration with the surroundings. The resort's architecture reflects the Lanna style with its steep-pitched roofs, intricate woodwork, and open-air common areas that allow guests to connect with the natural beauty of the region. The design elements aim to create a serene and authentic atmosphere that enhances the overall guest experience at the Anantara Chiang Mai Resort.

by Kerry Hill-designed hotel

Nam Hai Luxury Resort Villa.

The Nam Hai 5 Star Luxury Villa is designed by an award winning team of internationally recognized designers, led by acclaimed architect Reda Amalou, from Paris based architecture firm, AW2, collaboration with leading interior designer Jaya Ibrahim and renowned landscape architect Bill Bensley of Bensley Design Studios. This vietnamese luxury Ocean view villa is situated on a pristine 31 hectare oceanfront property along world-renowned China Beach in Quang Nam Province, Vietnam. Each villa resort includes three beachfront infinity swimming pools; two gourmet restaurants and a lounge bar; a world class spa positioned within a peaceful lagoon; a fitness center and tennis, basketball and badminton courts; as well as a library and state-of-the-art business and conference facilities. Operated by General Hotel Management Ltd (GHM), an international manager of luxury boutique resorts and hotels, The Nam Hai’s offers pure bliss holiday to detail ensuring peace of mind and relaxation. The Nam Hai’s also features Villa C accommendation, it’s a spectacular ocean view villa with three bedroom pavilions, a central living room pavilion, separate kitchen and butler’s area and a private heated swimming pool.

1-km long beachfront complex of beautiful villas on world-famous China Beach: Nam Hai Hotel provides a five-star experience with the highest levels of elegance, comfort and privacy. Parisian architect Reda Amalou, celebrated by Architectural Digest for his Pacific Rim work in high-end new design, created a series of 100 villas, 40 of which have their own temperature-controlled pool, all looking out on the beach. Interiors are muted, with dark wood, clean lines and a sense of textured but uncluttered luxury. Rain showers, in-room bathrubs, flatscreen television and Bose sound system are standard amenities; the UNESCO world heritage site of My Son is an hour away for the more adventurous. A Eurasian-themed restaurant serves modern interpretations of the freshest fish and shellfish, but the real treat of the Nam Hai Hotel is the unobstructed view out of the front of each cabin: an infinity pool that blends into the beach. Beyond the palm trees are views of endless blue sea and, in the distance, the Cham Islands: a modern traveller’s version of infinite relaxation.

by acclaimed architect Reda Amalou, from Paris based architecture firm, AW2, collaboration with leading interior designer Jaya Ibrahim and renowned landscape architect Bill Bensley of Bensley Design Studios