There’s a distinct pleasure in slipping into a hotel bathtub — a warm, bubbling retreat that transforms the ordinary into the extraordinary. Whether you're luxuriating in a serene soak in Siem Reap, Cambodia, or soaking in the skyline from a chic Hong Kong perch, these exquisite bathtubs at MICHELIN Guide hotels across Asia offer a slice of indulgence worth booking. Here are our top picks for your next getaway.
Cambodia: Amansara
Nestled in the tranquil heart of Siem Reap, Amansara is an enchanting sanctuary of serenity and understated luxury. With just two dozen suites, each serves as a private retreat, complete with king-sized beds, inviting lounges, and secluded courtyards, all crowned by deep soaking tubs that beckon you to unwind. In the Amansara Suite, sunlight dances upon the island bathtub, infused with the intoxicating fragrance of frangipani. After a day of exploring ancient temples and bustling markets, returning to this serene haven feels like stepping into a dream — a flawless fusion of indulgence and an escape from the outside world.
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Hong Kong: The Upper House, Hong Kong
For a city getaway that prioritises your wellness, look no further than The Upper House, Hong Kong — a true urban sanctuary. Designed by the talented André Fu, known for his signature calm aesthetic, the hotel exudes a tranquil vibe throughout.
The rooms are modern and minimalist, striking the perfect balance between style and comfort. Take Studio 70, for example, where a stunning limestone bathtub offers a breathtaking view of the skyline — imagine sinking into a sea of bubbles as the city hums below. Plus, with luxurious Bamford amenities at your fingertips, this is the perfect place to unwind and recharge.
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Saudi Arabia: Park Hyatt Jeddah
Unlike many of Park Hyatt’s other properties perched in high-rises, the Park Hyatt Jeddah sings a different tune. Nestled along the South Corniche, just an hour from Mecca, it offers a coastal escape with stunning views of the Red Sea.
The accommodations invite generous glimpses of the shimmering waters, and the balconies overlook beautifully landscaped gardens and the iconic King Fahad Fountain. The 200-square-metre Royal Suite boasts unobstructed panoramic views, along with a king bedroom and a sophisticated five-fixture bath featuring a rain shower and a separate tub — your perfect sanctuary for washing away any stress.
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Sri Lanka: Kurulu Bay
Kurulu Bay is an intimate eco-resort with just 14 suites, perfectly perched on the shores of Koggala Lake, an ecologically rich lagoon on Sri Lanka’s south coast, just a stone’s throw from the stunning Ahangama Beach.
For a truly serene escape, book the Banyan, a charming two-bedroom cottage nestled on a hillside, surrounded by lush greenery and offering sweeping views over the lake. Inside, the deep wooden tones create a cosy sanctuary, and the bathroom features a luxurious tub that invites you to soak while immersing yourself in the tranquil surroundings.
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Laos: Rosewood Luang Prabang
Steeped in history, Rosewood Luang Prabang is a captivating revival of a once-forgotten 19th-century hill station, transformed into a stunning 23-room resort by the renowned designer Bill Bensley.
Originally the estate of French colonial civil servant Auguste Pavie, this luxurious villa and tent resort now sits proudly within the UNESCO World Heritage site of Luang Prabang — and we couldn’t be more excited about it. Accommodations range from hilltop tents tucked away in the jungle to elegant riverside rooms, featuring beautiful classic-style bathtubs that beckon you to indulge and linger a little longer.
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Bahrain: The Ritz-Carlton Bahrain
Located in the bustling heart of Manama, The Ritz-Carlton Bahrain promises a glitzy escape with all the opulence you could desire. For those who relish a good soak, the spacious rooms boast modern design elements, deep soaking tubs, and stunning views of the resort, gardens, or the shimmering sea. But if you’re looking for something truly special, indulge in the hydro bath therapy at The Ritz-Carlton Spa, where rose petals float on the surface, as you feel your worries melt away.
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The Maldives: Taj Coral Reef Resort & Spa
Ah, the Maldives — where water practically reigns supreme from every angle. It’s a dream destination for sun-seekers, and the Taj Coral Reef Resort & Spa makes sure you soak up plenty of vitamin D during your stay. The lavish accommodations are designed to make you feel right at home — and are almost too comfortable to leave, if it weren’t for the irresistible pull of the ocean and beach.
While you’re enjoying the serenity of your room, don’t miss the chance to indulge in a deep soak in the bathtub, gazing out at the water. Who knows? You might just spot a dolphin leaping or a fish darting by in the distance.
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Sometimes, a lavish bath is just what the doctor ordered. Pair that with a stunning view that’s likely unavailable in your hometown, and you elevate your experience from simple relaxation to something truly memorable. It’s an investment in self-care that pays off in more ways than one.
All images are courtesy of the hotels. Header image is by Taj Coral Reef Resort & Spa.