Located in the business district of the southern part of Seoul, with easy access to the Kimpo International Airport and Convention and Exhibition Centre. Shuttle services are provided to various business districts as well as downtown Seoul and the Itaewon shopping area.

Founded in the mid-nineteenth century, KUALA LUMPUR, or KL as it's popularly known, is the youngest Southeast Asian capital and the most economically successful after Singapore – and it's still growing: building sites abound and the city is awash with stunning examples of modern architecture, not least the famous Petronas Towers and the recently opened Museum of Islamic Arts. It's not one of Malaysia's most charming cities, perhaps: it doesn't have, for example, the narrow alleys, bicycles and mahjong games of Melaka or Kota Bharu or the atmospheric waterfront of Kuching.

The 500 room hotel is split into three main sections/wings with the main and central building offering guests deluxe rooms and some suites, a club wing which offers Club rooms that come complete with use of a Club lounge where breakfast and cocktails are served, and the newest and quite stunning Towers wing which offers guests a selection of suites, and the beautifully furnished Tower Rooms. The most luxurious of the three is without a doubt the new Towers Wing.

For business travellers few countries are as convenient and efficient as Singapore, everywhere is usually reachable within 15 minutes, taxis are widely available (although when it is raining getting a taxi can be quite a challenge) and the underground system is easy to use and extremely efficient. Internet access is available pretty much everywhere and many hotels, restaurants and cafe's even offer Wi-Fi connections.

Designed to mirror a traditional Balinese village, Amandari blends luxury with insight into everyday local life. The name means "peaceful spirits," and you’ll indeed find soothing for your soul as you linger in this idyllic property set on an escarpment overlooking the Auying River Gorge. Relax in the open-air lobby designed after a wantilan—village meeting place—or unwind in the spa, where open-air bales surrounded by a lotus pond seem to float peacefully above the water.