Six Senses Hotels Resorts Spas has unveiled plans to add Iceland to its destination network in 2022. The 70-room and private cottages, Six Senses Össurá Valley, will be located in Svínhólar near Lóni, on the southeastern coast of Iceland.

InterContinental Hotels Group has today announced the acquisition of Six Senses Hotels Resorts Spas for US$300 million. Six Senses currently manages 16 hotels and resorts, with 18 management contracts signed into its pipeline, and more than 50 further deals under active discussion.

New York City continues to dominate as one of the world’s most-visited destinations across the globe, experiencing another best-ever year in 2017 and expecting continued growth into 2018.

Six Senses Zighy Bay is renowned for its out-of-the-ordinary escapade, and the Dhahab – meaning gold in Arabic – is a singular experience designed for the ultimate sea-hotel adventure. The 27.5-metre vessel features one stateroom and two cabins with private bath facilities and can accommodate six people.

Six Senses Hotels Resorts Spas is on a growth curve, with the company continuing to spread its reach around the globe. The most recent additions in terms of boutique accommodation include a new build in Fiji’s Mamanuca Islands, the group’s first city-based venture in the ‘Lion City’ and a property in Turkey.

Reservations have opened for the Six Senses Thimphu, Punakha and Paro.