Meliá Hotels International Wins Multiple Honors

Meliá Hotels International Wins Multiple Honors

Travel + Leisure Southeast Asia, Hong Kong & Macau announced the winners of the Luxury Awards Asia Pacific 2023 this week, revealing their readers’ picks of the best hotels, pools, spas and hotel general managers throughout the region. Meliá Hotels International, a Spanish hotel group that has been expanding in Southeast Asia in recent years, landed three coveted spots on the reader-driven awards list.

Melia Chiang Mai

Meliá Ba Vi Mountain Retreat, with its unique location inside Ba Vi National Park, scored the 7th spot in Top Ten Upcountry Hotels in Vietnam. Meliá Chiang Mai, towering over the River Ping in the heart of the city, took the 9th spot in the Top Ten Upcountry Hotels in Thailand. Gran Meliá Jakarta, a luxury hotel situated in a prestigious district of Indonesia’s capital, placed in the Top Ten City Hotels in Indonesia.
“These awards represent the most luxurious and culturally-immersive hotels throughout Asia and we’re delighted that Meliá was represented amongst the winning properties,” said Ignacio Martin, Meliá Hotels International managing director for Asia Pacific. “As we continue to grow in the region we hope to see more of our stunning properties on the 2024 list.”
Meliá Hotels International currently has 31 hotels in Southeast Asia, spread across 5 countries, and nine hotels in the pipeline for opening in the next few years.

Melia Ba Vi Mountain Retreat

Meliá Ba Vi Mountain Retreat, less than two hours from the bustle of Vietnam’s capital, features 44 rooms and three villas nestled within the mountains. The overall design seamlessly blends French colonial and Vietnamese traditional architecture. Meliá Chiang Mai, a 260-key urban hotel, has garnered a reputation for its authentic Mediterranean and northern Thailand cuisine as well as its 360-degree rooftop bar, which is the highest in the city. Gran Meliá Jakarta features 334 guestrooms and suites, six restaurants and bars, and the new Jimbaran Venue with the capacity for up to 300 guests. All properties feature the YHI Spa, the Meliá brand’s signature spa, and Spanish cuisine and warm hospitality that Meliá is known for around the world.
The Travel + Leisure Luxury Awards Asia Pacific 2023, included the top hotels and resorts in a variety of categories. Countries covered were Australia, Cambodia, Laos, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan, Macau, Malaysia, Maldives, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, the South Pacific, Thailand and Vietnam. Nominees were selected by the Travel + Leisure Southeast Asia team of editors and contributors across Asia Pacific and voting was open to everyone.
About Meliá Hotels International

Gran Melia Jakarta

Founded in 1956 in Mallorca (Spain), Meliá Hotels International operates more than 380 hotels (portfolio and pipeline) throughout more than 40 countries, under the brands Gran Meliá Hotels & Resorts, Paradisus by Meliá, ME by Meliá, Meliá Hotels & Resorts, The Meliá Collection, INNSiDE by Meliá, Sol by Meliá and Falcon’s Resorts by Meliá, plus a wide portfolio of affiliated hotels under the “Affiliated by Meliá” network. The Group is one of the leading companies in resort hotels worldwide, while also leveraging its experience to consolidate the growing segment of the leisure-inspired urban market. Its commitment to responsible tourism has led the Group to become the most sustainable hotel company in Spain and Europe, according to the last S&P Global Corporate Sustainability Assessment (Silver Class). It also has ranked seventh in the Wall Street Journal’s list of the 100 most sustainably managed companies in the world (and the leading travel company) and is the only Spanish travel company included in the list of “Europe’s Climate Leaders 2021” by Financial Times. Meliá Hotels International is also included in the IBEX 35 Spanish stock market. For more information, visit www.Meliáhotelsinternational.

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