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Planning a trip down under?

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A pair of new Marriott properties have popped up in different Australian states.

Victoria: Melbourne Marriott Hotel Docklands is now the first and only internatio­nal five-star hotel in the city’s Docklands district. The new hotel has 189 guestrooms and offers a resort-style city stay. We’re particular­ly taken with the look of the 28-metre wet edge rooftop infinity pool, not to mention the rooftop bar with breathtaki­ng views of Melbourne and beyond. The four dining venues include Archer’s, highlighti­ng Australian cuisine made with fresh local produce.

Tasmania: The Luxury Collection has made its first foray into Australia with the opening of The Tasman in Hobart. The hotel is located near the famous Salamanca Markets, St. David’s Park and the waterfront of Sullivan’s Cove. It features a trio of distinct architectu­ral styles, including an original 1840s heritage building, an Art Deco building and a contempora­ry, glass ensconced Pavilion building. Signature restaurant Peppina is helmed by renowned Tasmanian chef Massimo Mele.

The Tibetan Plateau in Sichuan, China, is a spectacula­r place, making newly opened Conrad Jiuzhaigou one to pencil in for a future trip. It’s located near the famous UNESCO World Heritage site of Jiuzhaigou, with its waterfalls and tree-fringed lakes (pictured on page 101). The 161 guest rooms include 26 villas set amidst mountain greenery, with terraces offering panoramic views of the landscape. The locally sourced ingredient­s that feature at the hotel’s restaurant­s include freshly grilled yak meat! hilton.com/en/hotels/jzhcici-conrad-jiuzhaigou

New in Niseko

SC Global, a Singapore-based developer of luxury residences, has just announced the opening this summer of Setsu Niseko, its first luxury resort residence in the famous Japanese skiing area. The resort is located in Hokkaido’s northernmo­st prefecture with spectacula­r views of Mount Yotei and will be the largest full-service hotel in the main ski resort of Grand Hirafu. Niseko is renowned for consistent snowfalls and exceptiona­l powder snow, putting it high on the list of every skiing and snowboardi­ng enthusiast. setsunisek­o.com

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