With its ancient forts and tiger-inhabited wilds, Rajasthan is renowned for its beauty, nowhere more concentrated than in the Aravalli Hills in the garden oasis that is Amanbagh. Once the staging area for royal tiger hunts, today the rose-hued cupolas and vaulted entrances of the resort's Mughal-inspired structures soar from the greenery – utterly peaceful and consummately private.
Presided over by a sacred stone tiger, Amandari is designed like a traditional Balinese village on the lush edge of the Ayung River Gorge. Free-standing suites sit along winding pathways, while a curving pool mirrors the rice paddies below. Near Ubud’s artistic heart, this peaceful retreat invites reflection and discovery of Bali’s rich culture.
Perched on Lion Hill above Lijiang’s UNESCO-listed Old Town, Amandayan is a serene retreat for exploring Yunnan’s cultural and natural heritage. With panoramic views, the resort’s elegant wooden dwellings reflect Nakhi architecture, while its tranquil spa offers a place to unwind. Ever-present on the horizon, Jade Dragon Snow Mountain completes the breathtaking setting.
Set amid the forested hills of Ise-Shima beside Ago Bay, Amanemu is a serene, ryokan-inspired onsen retreat. Embracing Japan’s tradition of wellness, it offers mineral-rich hot springs, tranquil surroundings, and access to ancient pilgrim trails. Guests can unwind in nature’s embrace while exploring the region’s sublime coastline and cultural heritage.
Perched on a jungle-backed clifftop overlooking the Atlantic, Amanera enjoys a prime spot on the Dominican Republic’s north coast. Set above Playa Grande’s golden sands, this serene retreat offers direct access to water sports and nature experiences, all infused with the vibrant spirit of Dominican life. With breathtaking views and a tranquil setting, it’s a true Caribbean escape.
Tucked in a serene valley, Amanfayun is surrounded by tea fields, woodland, and a pilgrimage route of seven ancient Buddhist temples. Just six kilometers from West Lake, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this retreat feels a world away. Stone pathways wind through shaded courtyards, leading to 46 tranquil abodes, some over a century old, offering a timeless escape into nature and culture.
Set within the ramparts of Sri Lanka’s 17th-century Galle Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Amangalla blends history with serenity. Overlooking the Fort and harbor on one side and lush gardens on the other, this elegant retreat offers lofty-ceilinged suites, refined dining, and a tranquil Aman Spa with Hydrotherapy Suites, inviting guests to unwind in a setting of timeless charm.
Set on the edge of Ranthambore National Park, home to the Bengal tiger, Aman-i-Khás is an intimate tented camp immersed in nature’s beauty. Surrounded by the park’s striking green and gold hues, it offers unparalleled privacy and daily safaris to explore the wildlife. Back at camp, guests can unwind with spa therapies, a tranquil pool, and alfresco dining under the stars.
Inspired by Marrakech’s rose-hued architecture, Amanjena is a palatial retreat near the Red City, set amid expansive gardens and grand open spaces. Shaded courtyards with fountains lead to a central basin, surrounded by spacious Pavilions and Maisons, many with private pools. Overlooking olive groves and palms, the resort offers breathtaking views extending to the High Atlas Mountains.
Named ‘Peaceful Soul’ for its serene setting in Central Java’s heartland, Amanjiwo overlooks Borobudur, the world’s largest temple complex. With the site fully reopened yet uncrowded, a rare opportunity for pure spiritual immersion awaits. Cascading from a lofty rotunda to a grand pool, the resort offers privileged access to cultural treasures while embracing tranquility and restoration.
Set on a dramatic stretch of coastline along the Lombok Strait, Amankila nestles on a lush hillside beneath sacred Mount Agung. Stilted suites, connected by frangipani-lined walkways, offer breathtaking views, while a three-tier infinity pool cascades at the resort’s heart. At the Beach Club, guests can unwind by the pool or on a secluded black-sand beach, embracing Bali’s coastal serenity.
For over 20 years, Amankora has offered a transformative journey through Bhutan’s pristine landscapes, rich myths, and deep spirituality. Across five valleys, five lodges immerse guests in the country’s authentic spirit through wellness, adventure, and cultural discovery. Guided by compassionate hosts, Amankora provides an unparalleled path to renewal and self-discovery in this legendary kingdom.
Tucked within a secret garden in the heart of a forest, Aman Kyoto is just moments from Kinkaku-ji Temple and 16 other UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Yet, this serene retreat feels a world apart, with light-filled suites and pavilions set in tranquil glades. At its heart, a private onsen and the Aman Spa offer restorative healing, embracing Kyoto’s timeless beauty and tranquility.
Set within Nui Chua National Park and a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, Amanoi is a secluded paradise overlooking Vinh Hy Bay. Embraced by diverse ecosystems, the resort features clifftop dining, a lakeside Aman Spa, and a private golden-sand beach. With endless opportunities for outdoor adventure, cultural immersion, and peaceful retreat, Amanoi offers a perfect balance of nature and serenity.
Set in the Cuyo Archipelago of northern Palawan, Amanpulo rests on the secluded Pamalican Island, surrounded by white-sand beaches and pristine reefs. Offering a back-to-nature experience with ultimate comfort and privacy, this tropical paradise is lapped by calm, clear seas perfect for water sports, while sandy trails lead to hidden coves and jungle-clad lookouts, inviting serene exploration.
Set on its own secluded peninsula, Aman’s first resort is a serene retreat where coconut palms sway to the rhythm of the Andaman Sea. Offering space and tranquility, it features an idyllic white-sand beach, exceptional dining, and a Holistic Wellness Centre, inviting guests to unwind in nature’s embrace while enjoying unparalleled comfort and rejuvenation.
Set on the serene north coast of the Bodrum Peninsula, Amanruya is a secluded retreat where the turquoise Aegean meets a private pebble beach and pine-scented air. Nestled among olive groves and cypress trees, the village-like resort offers spacious, free-standing pavilions, each with a private pool. Amanruya is currently closed and will reopen on 15 April 2025 for the summer season.
Nestled in spiritual Siem Reap, Amansara is a cultural retreat just 10 minutes from UNESCO-listed Angkor Wat. Once a guest residence for King Sihanouk, this transformed 1960s New Khmer architectural gem now features 24 contemporary suites, a soaring circular dining room, a curvilinear pool, and a holistic spa—offering a serene gateway to Cambodia’s rich heritage and timeless beauty.
Just steps from the East Gate of its UNESCO-listed namesake, Aman Summer Palace offers a serene retreat beside this historic garden estate. Centered around tranquil courtyards, its elegant rooms and suites are set within graceful pavilions—once used to host guests of Empress Dowager Cixi over a century ago—blending imperial heritage with contemporary comfort in a timeless setting.
Embracing the unhurried charm of Luang Prabang, Amantaka rests at the foot of sacred Mount Phousi, surrounded by golden-spired wats and quiet lanes in this UNESCO-listed town. Just a short stroll from the Mekong River, the resort is set on a historic garden estate, offering a serene retreat with a shimmering pool and a tranquil Aman Spa, perfectly in tune with its timeless surroundings.
Perched atop the Otemachi Tower, Aman Tokyo balances the city’s energy with serene sophistication. Inspired by Japanese design, it features ikebana displays, washi paper doors, and engawa platforms. With one of the city’s largest hotel lobbies, expansive ryokan-style rooms, and a tranquil Aman Spa, this urban sanctuary offers space, elegance, and a deep sense of harmony.
Housed in the storied Palazzo Papadopoli on the Grand Canal, Aman Venice captures the grandeur of La Serenissima. Rococo artworks blend with Jean-Michel Gathy’s contemporary design, while rare private gardens overlook elegant dining spaces and spacious suites. Just a short walk from Piazza San Marco, this serene retreat is the perfect base for exploring Venice, whether on foot or by gondola.
Set on Bali’s southernmost peninsula, Aman Villas at Nusa Dua offers a serene retreat amid golden beaches, ocean-side temples, and fragrant tropical gardens. Each villa, a private oasis with a pool, is serviced by two butlers and a personal chef. With access to a secluded Beach Terrace and the Bali National Golf Club, it’s the perfect gateway for an unforgettable Indonesian journey.
On Sri Lanka’s sun-drenched south coast, Amanwella is a secluded beach retreat in Tangalle, reached by a winding path through lush jungle. Overlooking a pristine stretch of golden sand framed by swaying palms, this serene escape offers both relaxation and adventure, with easy access to ancient temples, rolling tea plantations, and the country’s most celebrated national parks.
A year-round retreat on Shanghai’s outskirts, Amanyangyun offers outdoor adventure, wellness, and cultural immersion in a stunning natural setting. Spread across 140 hectares, guests can cycle past ancient camphor trees, explore stone villas, and visit the tea house or art gallery. With five dining venues, serene lakes, and a holistic Aman Spa, the resort’s heart, Nan Shufang, celebrates China’s rich heritage.
Set on the secluded shores of an 18,000-acre nature reserve, Amanyara’s tropical pavilions and villas overlook half a mile of white sand and the turquoise waters of North West Point Marine National Park. A retreat for all ages, it offers wellness experiences and endless opportunities for adventure, from serene relaxation to exploring vibrant marine life above and below the waves.
Surrounded by UNESCO-protected ruins and overlooking the Aegean, Amanzoe rises like a modern-day Acropolis near Porto Heli. Embracing Greece’s timeless beauty, its pavilions and villas feature private pools and fragrant gardens, while speedboats await at the beach for island-hopping adventures. Amanzoe is currently closed and will reopen on 1 April 2025 for the summer season.