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FEATURE<br />
S weet<br />
Sleep s<br />
Mavis Teo singles out three of the<br />
latest resorts in the region that give<br />
new meaning to the words luxury<br />
and style.<br />
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SEA<br />
With the four-day weekend looming around the<br />
Lunar New Year, many of us might be tempted<br />
to hop on a short flight for a brief sojourn to unwind.<br />
There has been a proliferation of hotel openings; even<br />
revamps and rebranding that one can really feel spoiled<br />
for choice. Since we have every finger on the travel<br />
pulse, we’ve done the work for you and checked out<br />
a good number of these chic but definitely not cheap<br />
hotels. Here are three of our top picks.<br />
NAUTIQUE JAN/FEB 17<br />
06<br />
Photo credits: COMO Point Yamu Phuket, St Regis Langkawi, Katamama Hotel Bali<br />
COMO Point Yamu, Phuket<br />
Tucked away on the tip of the less touristy east<br />
coast of the peninsula of Cape Yamu; overlooking<br />
the panoramas of the green crystalline Phang Nga<br />
Bay, lies COMO Point Yamu – a breathtaking island<br />
resort owned by Christina Ong’s COMO Hotels and<br />
Resorts. Awashed in white with splashes of turquoise<br />
and cobalt-like rustic vista on a Greek island, the 79<br />
rooms, suites and 27 private villas in COMO Point<br />
Yamu are located on an island dotted with limestone<br />
cliffs propelled to international fame by the 1974<br />
James Bond Movie – The Man with the Golden Gun.
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