
Aman Tokyo
Points
3,300
Aman Tokyo is a hotel in Otemachi Tower whose design draws on Japanese traditions.
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Aman is a hotel brand. Pearl maps 46 hotels across 30 cities in 20 countries and adds history, ownership context, key figures, FAQs, notable locations for travelers and diners.
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40 places

Points
3,300
Aman Tokyo is a hotel in Otemachi Tower whose design draws on Japanese traditions.

Points
2,340
Aman New York is a hotel on Fifth Avenue in New York City.

Points
2,175
Aman Nai Lert Bangkok is a hotel in Bangkok's Nai Lert Park.

Points
2,045
Book Aman Kyoto for a high-privacy special occasion, not for central-city convenience. The suite upgrade works if the hotel is the main event; if the trip is packed with restaurants and sightseeing, a standard room is the more disciplined choice.

Points
2,000
Amanemu is the Mie splurge for travelers who want a quiet, self-contained resort stay rather than a busy sightseeing base. The Michelin 3 Key recognition and Aman Resorts backing support the price expectation, but the stay makes sense only if the hotel itself is the point of the trip.

Points
2,000
Book Amanjiwo when the hotel is the anchor of the Central Java trip, not just a base near Borobudur. Its case rests on design, setting, high-level hotel recognition, including Michelin 3 Keys in 2025 and Virtuoso Luxury Hotel Partner status in 2026. Value-focused travelers should cross-shop Plataran Borobudur Resort and Spa, Villa Borobudur Resort, Hotel Le Temple Borobudur.

Points
2,000
Amanoi is worth booking for a special-occasion stay where privacy, hotel polish, a remote Vinh Hy setting matter more than restaurant-hopping. The on-site dining case is strongest as part of the full resort experience, not as a standalone food pilgrimage. Book early if dates are fixed.

Points
1,775
Aman Le Mélézin is the Courchevel pick for travelers who want a quieter, more controlled luxury stay rather than a scene-driven resort. Its strongest signal is trust: Michelin 2 Keys, La Liste Top Hotels recognition, Gault & Millau hotel scoring, the Aman Resorts name. Book it for the hotel experience first; cross-shop more dining-led peers if restaurants are the main trip driver.

Points
1,770
Book Amanbagh if the occasion calls for a quiet Rajasthan retreat rather than a city hotel with constant outside plans. Its strongest proof points are luxury-hotel recognition, including Michelin 2 Keys and La Liste's 2026 Top Hotels list, but the real fit is for guests who want the property to be the center of the trip.

Points
1,670
Amansara is the Siem Reap splurge for travelers who value quiet, privacy, serious hotel recognition over bargain hunting. Its Michelin 2 Keys, Forbes 5-Star status, Aman Resorts backing make the premium easier to justify for a tightly planned Angkor itinerary, but value-focused guests should compare FCC Angkor by Avani, Heritage Suites Hotel, Angkor Village Hotel before committing.

Points
1,575
Rosa Alpina is the San Cassiano choice for travelers who want the hotel to carry the trip, not just support skiing or hiking plans. Availability can be difficult, so prioritize dates before room size, compare Lagació, Hotel Tofana, Hotel Ciasa Salares if value or flexibility matters more than a full luxury-hotel setup.

Points
1,550
Amanera is the Playa Grande splurge to book when privacy, quiet, occasion-level hotel polish matter more than resort bustle. It is strongest for couples, retreats, families who want calm rather than heavy programming, with recognition from Michelin Keys, La Liste, Forbes, Virtuoso, Mr & Mrs Smith supporting the high-end positioning.

Points
1,495
Book Amankila if the trip is built around East Bali's quieter rhythm and Aman-level privacy. The location is the selling point and the tradeoff: stronger for retreat-style stays than for nightlife, dining variety, or island-wide logistics. Michelin 2 Keys and Forbes 4-Star recognition support the splurge, but value depends on wanting Manggis specifically.

Points
1,445
Amanyangyun is the Shanghai choice for a retreat-led luxury stay, not the practical default for a packed city itinerary. Its Michelin 1 Key, Forbes 4-Star recognition, Aman Resorts positioning justify the effort for privacy-focused leisure trips, while central or Hongqiao-area hotels will suit business-heavy stays better.

Points
1,400
Aman-i-Khas is the high-budget Ranthambore pick for a quiet safari-focused occasion, backed by Michelin 2 Keys recognition in 2025 and Virtuoso Luxury Hotel Partner status for 2026. Book it when privacy and a camp-style setting matter more than conventional resort scale or business-hotel convenience.

Points
1,400
Book Amankora if the Bhutan trip needs Aman-level consistency, itinerary control, a high-touch luxury frame. It is harder to justify as a pure value choice; Zhiwaling Heritage is the more locally grounded Paro cross-shop, while Six Senses Paro is the obvious alternative for wellness-led luxury.

Points
1,400
Book Amanzoe if the trip is built around privacy, space, a resort-led stay in Porto Heli. Its Michelin 2 Keys, La Liste 2026 score, Virtuoso status, Mr & Mrs Smith approval support the premium positioning, but the value depends on using the room and property rather than treating it as a simple base.

Points
1,325
Amanpulo is the right call for a private-island celebration where service, quiet, privacy matter more than nightlife or outside dining. Its recognition includes Michelin 1 Key and major hotel awards, but the value case is about a full resort stay, not a quick Palawan add-on.

Points
800
Amandayan is the Lijiang splurge for travelers who want a quiet, highly vetted luxury base rather than a rate-efficient old-town hotel. Its Michelin 1 Key and 2026 luxury-partner credentials support the premium positioning, but business travelers should choose it for privacy and calm, not chain-hotel convenience.

Points
800
Amanruya is the right Bodrum choice for travelers who value privacy, calm, the Aman Resorts service style over a busy resort scene. It works especially well for a luxury reset around business travel, but compare it with larger Bodrum peers if restaurant variety, social energy, or easier logistics matter more.

Points
775
Amanfayun is worth prioritizing if the Hangzhou trip calls for a quiet Xihu retreat with serious hotel recognition rather than a central city base. It suits couples, families, multigenerational travelers who value calm pacing; compare Four Seasons Hotel Hangzhou at West Lake if immediate urban convenience matters more.

Points
665
Aman Summer Palace is the right Beijing booking when the hotel itself is part of the trip, not just a place to sleep. Its Forbes 4-Star recognition supports the luxury case, but the decision comes down to pace: choose it for a quieter, retreat-led stay and look central if meetings, restaurants, short transfers matter more.

Points
650
Amanwella is worth shortlisting for a quiet Tangalle beach stay where privacy and Aman Resorts consistency matter more than a busy itinerary. It is a stronger fit for couples or repeat Sri Lanka travelers than for business trips or nightlife-focused stays. Upgrade only if the room category clearly improves position, privacy, or outdoor space.

Points
565
Aman Bar is worth choosing for a polished Venice date night when a calm hotel-bar setting matters more than bargain aperitivo value. Its Top 500 Bars Best Bars #216 (2025) recognition gives it a credible quality signal, but casual drinkers may be happier at Al Mercà or Bar All'Arco.

Points
380
Arva holds a Michelin Plate (2025) and delivers honest, seasonal Italian cooking in a composed Dorsoduro room with silk panels, botanical art, high ceilings. At €€€€, it is one of Venice's more reliable choices for a special occasion dinner; easier to book than Ristorante Quadri, more atmospheric than most at this price, consistent across.

Points
320
Lanxuan Village Food Restaurant sits inside Amanfayun's preserved Song Dynasty village compound and holds consecutive La Liste recognition (77pts in 2026). The setting is the strongest reason to book; traditional timber architecture, intimate rooms, a quiet remove from West Lake's busier dining strip. Lunch mid-week in spring or autumn is the optimal visit, with booking rated easy outside peak season.

Points
310
Arva is a Michelin Plate Italian restaurant in Shanghai's Minhang District, recognised in both 2024 and 2025. At the ¥¥¥ tier, it delivers credible Italian cooking without the starred-room premium or booking pressure. The suburban location is the main consideration; if you are already in Minhang or have covered the central Italian options, it is worth the trip.

Points
300
Aman Sveti Stefan is worth shortlisting if the goal is a quiet, design-led Adriatic retreat rather than a busy Montenegro base. The La Liste Top Hotels 2026 score of 93 points gives it credible luxury recognition, but the fit is narrow: choose it for privacy, atmosphere, a slower stay, not for nightlife or broad local convenience.
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Hotel Brand
Serene sanctuaries, transformative peace
Aman Resorts is known for its philosophy of 'quiet luxury,' emphasizing unparalleled privacy, exceptional service, sensitive architecture, integration with pioneering natural or cultural locations. Each property is designed to offer a serene, holistic experience, providing guests with an immediate sense of belonging and a deep connection to the destination's soul.
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Aman Resorts is known for its philosophy of 'quiet luxury,' emphasizing unparalleled privacy, exceptional service, sensitive architecture, and integration with pioneering natural or cultural locations. Each property is designed to offer a serene, holistic experience, providing guests with an immediate sense of belonging and a deep connection to the destination's soul.
Aman Resorts was founded by Adrian Zecha in 1988. In 2014, the company was acquired by Vlad Doronin, who now serves as the Owner, Chairman, and CEO. His international real estate development firm, OKO Group, supports the brand's growth and development, focusing on expanding its portfolio of urban and resort properties globally.
Aman was founded in 1988 in Phuket, Thailand. A key milestone came in 2014: Vlad Doronin acquires Aman, aiming to uphold its unique vision while expanding its global footprint and lifestyle offerings. Aman Resorts was founded by Adrian Zecha in 1988.
1988
Adrian Zecha opens Amanpuri in Phuket, Thailand, marking the birth of Aman Resorts and pioneering the concept of minimalist, design-focused luxury hotels.
Source2014
Vlad Doronin acquires Aman, aiming to uphold its unique vision while expanding its global footprint and lifestyle offerings.
Source2022
Aman New York opens, marking a significant expansion into urban properties and housing the brand's first urban Residences.
Source2025
Scheduled opening of Aman Nai Lert Bangkok, further expanding Aman's urban portfolio.
Source2026
Scheduled opening of Amanvari in Mexico, adding a new resort location amid wild nature.
Source2027
Launch of Amangati, the first vessel for Aman at Sea, extending the Aman experience to ocean travel.
SourceFounder
Co-founder of Aman
First Aman resort
Known for desert landscape integration
First urban Aman property
Flagship urban property in Crown Building
Acropolis-inspired architecture
Introduced the infinity pool concept
Aman is a globally recognized luxury brand with 46 hotels and resorts tracked on Join Pearl. Aman Resorts is known for its philosophy of 'quiet luxury,' emphasizing unparalleled privacy, exceptional service, sensitive architecture, integration with pioneering natural or cultural locations. Each property is designed to offer a serene, holistic experience, providing guests with an immediate sense of belonging and a deep connection to the destination's soul.
Aman was founded in 1988 in Phuket, Thailand.
Aman is owned by Vlad Doronin.
Join Pearl currently tracks 46 Aman hotels and resorts worldwide.
Aman was founded by Adrian Zecha.
Aman Resorts is known for its philosophy of 'quiet luxury,' emphasizing unparalleled privacy, exceptional service, sensitive architecture, integration with pioneering natural or cultural locations. Each property is designed to offer a serene, holistic experience, providing guests with an immediate sense of belonging and a deep connection to the destination's soul.
Aman was originally established in Phuket, Thailand.
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