There's never been a more exciting time to travel to Asia.

Axar.az reports citing CNN.

Home to more than half the world's population, the Asia-Pacific region is responsible for 37% of global international tourism spending and nearly a quarter of global arrivals, according to the UNWTO.

That also means that there's a seemingly insatiable appetite for new places to stay.

From renovated heritage buildings to jungle camps reached by zipline, here are 16 of the most striking recent additions to Asia's hotel landscape to enjoy in 2019

1.The Capitol Kempinski Hotel Singapore

The Capitol Kempinski Hotel Singapore occupies two elegant and historic spots, the Capitol Building and adjacent Stamford House in the city's civic and cultural district, making it an ideal Singapore base.

Inside, expect a blend of heritage and luxury across the 157 guestrooms and suites, which are made up of more than 50 configurations.

A spa, gym, meeting spaces, a bar dedicated to rums and restaurants including the German-inspired Frieda complete the elegant picture.

2.Six Senses Krabey Island, Cambodia

Six Senses Krabey Island is the brand's first Cambodia property. It sits on a 12-hectare private tropical island and features 40 private pool villas.

A commitment to sustainability is visible throughout, including building materials, hyper-local Khmer and Southeast Asian cuisine. Guests can also visit their organic farm.

Activities including water sports, fishing, an open-air cinema and multiple wellness options ensure there's something for everyone.

3.Waldorf Astoria Bangkok

The first of a number of recent openings in the Thai capital, the Waldorf Astoria Bangkok sits inside the 60-floor Magnolias Ratchadamri Boulevard, marking the iconic hotel brand's first property in Southeast Asia.

Hong Kong award-winning architect André Fu's AFSO studio designed the hotel, while Avroko created the elegant and extravagant interiors of a grill called Bull & Bear and two bars, The Loft and Champagne Bar.

Like the rest of the hotel, they offer breathtaking views of Bangkok.

4.InterContinental Phu Quoc Long Beach Resort, Vietnam

InterContinental Phu Quoc Long Beach Resort opened last summer in a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve on the idyllic southwest Vietnamese coast.

Accommodation options include rooms and suites in their resort wings, the Sky Tower, or a beachfront villa for those feeling flush.

Jungle-covered hills and landscaped gardens ensure there's green everywhere you look, while the azure of the ocean also beckons with its secluded private beach.

5.Shinta Mani Wild, Cambodia

Shinta Mani Wild in southern Cambodia is located in the fragrantly-named Southern Cardamom National Park. It's where a luxury tented camp takes arriving in style to a whole new level.

Shinta Mani Wild is the creation of the brilliant mind of American designer extraordinaire Bill Bensley who has created a stunning adrenaline-filled entry to the property by way of a 1,247-foot zipline over waterfalls and rivers. The less adventurous can opt to arrive by boat.

Once you land, 14 enormous one-bedroom tents have been designed to evoke the grandeur of traveling in style in the 1960s, as Jackie Onassis did with Cambodian King Sihanouk.