ACCOMMODATION

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Six Senses Bhutan has opened its fifth lodge, Six Senses Bumthang, located in a pine grove surrounded by valleys, forests and rivers. The property features eight suites with balconies offering views across the valley, as well as a two-bedroom villa designed with an earth tone palette and handwoven fabrics. Guests can enjoy spa treatment facilities and a restaurant with a fireside setting.

After a $13 million renovation, Nesuto Stadium Apartment Hotel Auckland now has a total of 244 rooms, an increase of 50%. The property now comprises a mix of 70 one- and two-bedroom apartments, 30 studios and 144 hotel rooms. Additionally, the accommodation has unveiled a refurbished lobby, high-speed wi-fi system and a new bar and restaurant called Nook, which features indoor and outdoor dining experiences.

Koro Sun Resort in Fiji has upgraded its Garden Bure room category, which saw the existing colonial aesthetic modernised. The rooms now have light, bright interiors with a muted colour palette that features pops of tropical patterns. Guests will also notice the new black fixtures, natural stone sink basins, and brass accents, in addition to rattan light pendants and woven accent chairs. Guests can also enjoy the private rock-walled shower and private courtyard. Image credit: Flying the Nest.