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Ritz-Carlton Club upgraded at Asia hotels
The Ritz-Carlton unveiled a newly upgraded experience at The Ritz-Carlton Club across its Asia hotels
It follows a successful launch in mainland China last summer.
The newly elevated experience is designed for business and leisure travel, with one-of-a-kind bespoke offerings.
“We are seeing an even greater shift towards guests seeking experiences that inspire them,” said Jennie Toh, VP, Brand Marketing and Management.
The Club Lounge at The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore offers a customized postcard to send to loved ones.
Club Lounge experiences include eclectic culinary Journeys across breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, hors d’oeuvres and cordials.
It includes a traditional Jamu experience with a wellness drink and ancient ritual during afternoon tea in Jakarta and a traditional lunch bento box in Tokyo.
Ritz-Carlton Club Lounge guests are welcomed with seasonal and locally inspired amenities.
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