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The Luxury Collection debuts in Taiwan with the Amnis in Kaohsiung
The Luxury Collection has entered Taiwan with the opening of The Amnis, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Kaohsiung, bringing the brand’s signature high design and destination driven storytelling to the country’s southern port city. Located in the Asia New Bay Area, the new hotel is positioned close to Kaohsiung’s waterfront cultural landmarks and major transport hubs, making it a compelling address for both international and domestic travelers. With 147 generously sized rooms and suites, elevated wellness amenities, and an F&B line up anchored by the first international outpost of Japan’s UKAI Group, the property is crafted as an immersive gateway to Kaohsiung’s evolving urban identity.
Designed as a contemporary retreat, The Amnis features guest rooms starting from 60 square meters, finished with North American timber, Angora Grey marble, floor to ceiling windows and soundproofing to create a calm, insulated atmosphere in the heart of the city. Details such as Swedish Bolon carpets, Italian handcrafted beds, BOSE audio systems, and bathrooms appointed with Villeroy & Boch basins and GROHE fixtures underscore the focus on tactile luxury and thoughtful comfort. The hotel’s location places guests within easy reach of the Kaohsiung Music Center, Exhibition Center, Main Public Library and ALIEN Art Centre, while convenient links to Kaohsiung Station, Sanduo Shopping District MRT Station and Kaohsiung International Airport enhance its appeal for business and leisure stays.
Wellness is a core pillar of the experience, with a semi outdoor pool, sauna, steam room and a Technogym equipped fitness center encouraging guests to reset between meetings or sightseeing. On the culinary side, The Amnis introduces the first overseas UKAI restaurant complex, bringing teppanyaki, Western cuisine and kaiseki to Kaohsiung, alongside Dassai Bar, which showcases an extensive selection of Junmai Daiginjo sake, and In Jade Lounge, serving breakfast, afternoon tea and evening cocktails. Beyond the physical spaces, the hotel deepens its connection to the destination through scheduled guided tours to local cultural sites and a curated in house art collection. Experiences such as daily Epicurean Moments and the weekly “Whispers of Water” journey, which explores the interplay of water, sound and light, reinforce the narrative of Kaohsiung as a city shaped by its harbor, culture and constant transformation.
Source: Marriott International
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