Hotel Naru Seoul – A Serenade in Monochrome
Overlooking the Han River, Hotel Naru Seoul (MGallery Collection) is a sanctuary of minimalist Korean art. The “Naru Moment” art tour features works by Ha Chong-Hyun, a pioneer of monochrome art, culminating in a signature cocktail at Bar Voisin. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the river, blending nature with sleek modernity.
JW Marriott Phu Quoc – A University of Imagination
Step into Bill Bensley’s fantastical “Lamarck University”, a resort where every detail tells a story. From the grand Ridgeback statues to library check-ins and shell-shaped pools, the property is a living art installation. World Art Day guests can join guided tours uncovering Bensley’s East-meets-West design philosophy.
Sofitel Phnom Penh – Where Paris Meets Phnom Penh
This colonial gem celebrates Khmer-French artistry with The Gallery, currently hosting “Rust ‘n Streets” by Théo Vallier, a French-Cambodian street art pioneer. The exhibition fuses urban edge with Khmer mythology, reflecting the hotel’s commitment to cultural dialogue.
Why Art Matters in Hospitality
“Hotels are no longer just places to sleep—they’re platforms for storytelling and connection,” says Jérôme Richard of Delivering Asia Communications. “These properties prove that art can transform travel into a deeper, more meaningful experience.”
Styling Tips: Pair your visit with a stay in an art-inspired suite or book a private curator tour for an insider’s perspective. Don’t forget to tag #WorldArtDay for a chance to be featured by these hotels!
