Hyatt Hotels Corporation (NYSE:H) is proud to announce the opening of KLEO Seminyak, the first JdV by Hyatt property in Southeast Asia. Embodying the free-spirited essence of the JdV by Hyatt brand, KLEO Seminyak delivers a holistic hospitality experience rooted in the pulse of the local culture, just steps away from the sun-soaked shores of Petitenget Beach.

Carefully curated by local collaborators and driven by bold, mid-century influences, KLEO Seminyak offers 60 artfully crafted rooms with eclectic décor, expressive hues, and Zen-inspired bathrooms. Distinctive design elements found across the property, such as sculptural wall art and one-of-a-kind pendant lamps, add subtle artistic flair and tasteful pops of color. Social spaces and communal hubs reflect KLEO Seminyak’s playful yet refined soul, making every moment­—from sunrise yoga to late-night cocktails­—feel purposeful. Inspired by the energetic spirit of Seminyak, every corner of KLEO Seminyak tells a story filled with curiosity and culture.

Helmed by celebrated Chef Maurizio Bombini, KLEO Seminyak’s standout culinary concept, Zia Tina invites indulgence and celebration – bringing the Masseria way of life to Seminyak. Drawn from the culinary culture of Southern Italy, the menu features hearty dishes such as wood-fired pizzas, slow-cooked ragù, and fire-kissed vegetables – all crafted with fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Decadent desserts, alongside classic Italian aperitivi and wines top off any meal, inviting lingering conversation and creating cherished memories.

Located on the roof with stunning views of the city and a glistening pool, Rooftop Social is a lush, riviera-style escape, offering a signature space for casual socializing, poolside lounging, exclusive nightlife, or intimate private events.

In celebration of the JdV by Hyatt brand’s continued growth in Asia, World of Hyatt is providing members with even more ways to be rewarded by offering members the opportunity to earn 500 Bonus Points for qualifying nights at KLEO Seminyak from July 20 to October 31, 2025, part of World of Hyatt’s new hotel member offer. Additional participating hotels and their offer stay periods can be found at worldofhyatt.com/newhotelbonus. No registration is required, and members can earn on top of other offers. Terms apply.

For more information or to make a reservation, please visit www.hyatt.com/jdv-by-hyatt/en-US/dpsat-kleo-seminyak.

The term “Hyatt” is used in this release for convenience to refer to Hyatt Hotels Corporation and / or one or more of its affiliates.

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Spread across 90 acres and three buildings, AJWA recreates the age-old Silk Road caravanserai experience, with traditional Kyrgyz yurts, cave rooms, fruit orchards, vegetable gardens, and terraces adorned with flowers and herbs that often find their way into the kitchen.

The 98 rooms range from traditional caravanserai-style accommodations to exclusive suites carved into the volcanic rock and named after Anatolian princes. All units feature heated hardwood floors, travertine stone bathrooms, mother-of-pearl furniture, and hand-woven Azerbaijani carpets.

Zeferan Restaurant serves traditional Azerbaijani cuisine with an international twist. The menu spans mezze, pitta, kebab, shah pilaf, and fish served in salt, with many dishes cooked in the traditional stone tandoor oven.

As with all good Turkish hotels, the Afiya Spa has a hammam, indoor pool, sauna and steam room, with separate areas for men and women. However, the main draw here is the vast array of workshops and cultural activities on offer, ranging from ceramics classes and tea ceremonies to a horse ranch, a small zoo, and a children’s club. This is one place that caters to all the family, and you certainly won’t feel short of things to do.

Losses have widened at a luxury London hotels group despite international tourism helping to boost its sales to a new record.

Firmdale Hotels, which was founded by Tim and Kit Kemp, has fallen to a pre-tax loss of £30.4m for its year to 31 January, 2025, new accounts filed with Companies House show.

The total comes after the business also posted a pre-tax loss of £2.8m for the prior 12 months.

The group’s London hotels include the Covent Garden Hotel, the Charlotte Street Hotel, the Soho Hotel, the Haymarket Hotel, the Ham Yard Hotel, Number 16 Hotel, the Dorset Square Hotel and the Knightsbridge Hotel.

In New York it owns and operates the Crosby Street Hotel and the Whitby Hotel. The group opened a third hotel in February 2024 close to the World Trade Centre.

However, despite the widening pre-tax loss, Firmdale Hotels’ turnover increased in the year from £198.1m to £220.3m.

London and New York hotels group battles ‘weak economic growth’

A statement signed off by the board said: “The UK economy in 2024 was characterised by weak economic growth with significant rises in the cost of living putting pressure on disposable incomes and corporate budgets alike.

“Continuing high interest rates provided a further drag on activity.

“However, international visitor numbers and spend continue to rise and hospitality remains one of the UK’s fastest growing sectors.”

For its eight London hotels, the group generated a turnover of £125.1m, a 3.9 per cent rise and a new record.

In New York, the Crosby Street and Whitby hotels provided a combined turnover of £75.6m, an eight per cent increase.

The newly opened Warren Street Hotel in New York also achieved a turnover of £11.8m in its first year of operation.

In London, the average room rate fell from £562 to £548 “as occupancy became a key focus for growth”.

The average occupancy rates across the eight hotels in the capital increased by 6.1 per cent to 79.6 per cent.