4 International Hotels We Want to Visit This Spring
Did you know that 2022 is the GOAT? It’s the year for the Greatest Of All Trips, according to Expedia.
And for some, that trip involves an international destination. With spring around the corner and travel picking up, we’re eyeing some of Tripleseat’s hotel and resort customers as venues we’d love to put on our travel bucket list this season.
Here’s a look at four international properties that are the perfect destination for spring travel and events.
1. Bahamas: Club Nexis Baha Mar
If you’re looking for a VIP experience, this is the place. Club Nexis at Nassau’s Baha Mar resort provides guests with an exclusive experience, including access to a private pool, cabanas, indoor gaming, a champagne bar, and a lounge. Plus, there’s the view. Who wouldn’t want to sip champagne by the beach in their private cabana, gazing at the Atlantic Ocean? Sign us up.
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2. Australia: Hotel Steyne
This venue is one of the oldest buildings in the Australian town of Manly, built in 1859 as the town’s pub. You’ll need to stay a few days to take advantage of everything this property has to offer. There’s the beach bar and bistro with views of Manly Beach, the Steyne Rooftop with even better views and space for private events, Blacket’s Whiskey Bar, Magic’s sports bar, and 4-star hotel rooms that are a short walk from the beach.
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3. New Zealand: Sherwood Queenstown
For those who prefer the great outdoors to the ocean, this resort near Queenstown has everything you need. There’s Lake Wakatipu and the nearby Remarkables mountain range, perfect for biking, hiking, fishing, skiing, swimming, and a relaxing afternoon of picnics and nature walks. There’s also massage, yoga, and a daily schedule of wellness classes. Plus, a restaurant with locally-sourced meals, sustainable decor and design, and a focus on local culture.
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4. Singapore: The Warehouse Hotel
Located along the Singapore River, The Warehouse Hotel building has been around since 1895 and was once part of the Robertson Quay neighborhood’s secret societies, underground lifestyle, and liquor distilleries. It’s now a boutique hotel with 37 modern hotel rooms with features like original beams, reading libraries, and Bluetooth speakers. The hotel also has a Singaporean restaurant, a lobby bar, three private event spaces, and a prime spot for shopping, restaurants, and sightseeing.
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Are you planning an international event this year?
Check out EventUp, Tripleseat’s own venue directory, which hosts 15,000 + properties available for all types of private events in eight different countries. Search by city, specific amenity, gust count, venue aesthetic, and much more to find the perfect venue for any future event.