Aman Villas
Schedule precious time together this year in the comfort and privacy of Aman’s villas.
Asia
Properties across Japan, China, Indonesia, India, Sri Lanka and even in the far-flung corners of Bhutan and on the remote islands of the Philippines, have offered guests a new perspective on the continent’s diverse landscapes and vibrant communities, while in return Asia has served as inspiration for the brand’s evolution across the globe.
Thailand
In 1988, on the west coast of Phuket, Thailand, a legendary retreat was born. Since then, Asia has remained Aman’s original home.
Japan
Discover Aman's family of resorts in the three capitals of Japan: Tokyo, the modern capital; Kyoto, the ancient capital; and Ise Shima, the nation’s spiritual birthplace. With Sakura season drawing closer, all three properties are poised to transform with clouds of cherry blossoms.
Bhutan
The first resort in Bhutan and with five lodges across its central and western valleys, Amankora has been a part of this legendary Buddhist Kingdom for almost 20 years.
The Philippines
Blissfully marooned in the Cuyo Archipelago of northern Palawan in the Philippines, Amanpulo lies on Pamalican Island, a private island fringed with white sand beaches and pristine reefs.
Indonesia
From the jungle interior of Bali to the hidden paradise shores of Moyo Island, five Aman destinations each provide distinct perspectives on the nation’s nature and culture.
India
From ancient forts to tiger-inhabited wilds, explore Rajasthan’s natural splendour at regal Amanbagh and romantic Aman-i-Khás.
Vietnam
Claiming a spectacular stretch of Vietnam’s coastline within the verdant embrace of Nui Chua National Park and UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, Amanoi is a natural paradise overlooking Vinh Hy Bay.
Sri Lanka
From the mountain wilds Rajasthan spice-fragranced air of Sri Lanka’s palm edged coast, the Indian subcontinent promises the extraordinary in both nature and culture.
Laos
The pace of Luang Prabang, Laos’s spiritual capital, is seductively slow. Observe the ebb and flow of the mighty Mekong as saffron-robed Buddhist monks tread softly.
Cambodia
Once a residence for guests of King Sihanouk, Amansara is a masterpiece of 1960’s New Khmer architecture just ten minutes from the entrance to Cambodia’s Angkor Wat Unesco World Heritage Site.
China
For all the bustle and clamour of modern-day China, Aman promises balance, peace and cultural immersion through four unique properties.