Secret Retreats Adds Four Hotels to Portfolio

Secret Retreats has extended its property portfolio to include four new hideaway retreats located in Thailand, India and China.

Established in 2012, Secret Retreats continues to grow with its property portfolio and now features 35 resorts situated across the Asian continent.

Stéphane Junca, Managing Director of Secret Retreats said, “Secret Retreats’ mission is to identify these little gems, peppered all around Asia and help them to shine, to give the best experiences they can offer using their local knowledge, understanding of local cultures and traditions, integration to the local community and environment, based on a natural generosity and pleasure to share quite unique to Asian hospitality.”

The Scent, Thailand

The Scent located in Koh Samui, Thailand, is a 13-room hotel situated on Bophut Beach. Each bedroom has been designed in three different styles - European, Chinese and Local. The resort also features a spa and a restaurant.

Anopura, Jaipur, India

Anopura boasts two suites and one luxury tent for guests to stay in, each designed with authentic décor and panoramic views. The hotel also features a pool and a restaurant headed by Anopura’s resident chef, Chotu.

Talabgaon Castle, Jaipur, India

Talabgaon Castle, now a beautifully restored heritage site, is best known for having its own polo field and stables, where guests can enjoy polo lessons. Guests have the choice of participating in authentic Rajasthani cooking classes, numerous sporting activities including badminton and croquet, or simply relax with a leisurely walk in the beautifully manicured gardens or the farms within the surrounding villages.

Qing Wang Fu, Tianjin, China

A luxury resort located in the original Cambridge Street of the former British Concession of Tianjin, Qing Wang Fu is host to 17 suites. Representing both Chinese and Western artistic tastes, the historic house is complete with granitic walls, azure stone rails, traditional Chinese flower-and-bird patterns and Belgian craftwork instilled on the window panes. Qing Wang Fu also offers 18 private dining rooms and a roof top terrace.