Amanvari, Mexico
Set amid wild nature, Amanvari emerges where the distinct desert, mountain and ocean landscapes of Baja's East Cape converge.
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Set amid wild nature, Amanvari emerges where the distinct desert, mountain and ocean landscapes of Baja's East Cape converge.
Now open.






West-facing, Nara Rooms are located either in the heart or the most secluded areas of the resort, offering views of lush shrubs and tree trunks, moss-covered stone walls or trees embraced by the mountainside, creating a true sense of harmony with nature. Paying homage to the traditional Japanese Ryokan inn, the rooms feature natural woods, floor-to-ceiling windows, tatami flooring and tokonoma alcoves. Spanning 60 square metres (646 square feet) a serene bedroom and living space are complemented by a spacious bathroom featuring a Hinoki Japanese bath and double vanity.
Daily breakfast
In-room refreshment and beverages including alcoholic drinks
Afternoon matcha green tea in the Tea House paired with seasonal sweets
Complimentary soft drink selection available at The Living Pavilion by Aman throughout the day, certain items excluded
Evening aperitif of beer, wine, Champagne and more, accompanied by small snacks
Guided tour of Aman Kyoto's secret garden
Access to Aman Spa’s hot-spring onsen bathing facilities
Garden views with verdant shrub and stone pathways
60 square metres (646 square feet) combined bedroom/living area
King-size bed or twin beds
Living area with two relaxation areas: Japanese and Western tables
Tokonoma alcove
Hinoki Japanese bath
Separate shower/WC
Wifi, TV, safe
Personal bar, coffee machine
Aman Kyoto’s west-facing Kaede Rooms are based on first floor with views of the mature surrounding maple trees and forest garden. With design features drawn from the traditional Japanese Ryokan inn, the 60 square metre (646 square feet) spaces combine a bedroom and living area, featuring natural woods, floor-to-ceiling windows, tatami flooring, a tokonoma alcove and bathroom with a Hinoki Japanese bath and two sinks.
Surrounded by nature in the highest and most secluded area of the resort, the east-facing pavilion pays homage to the traditional Japanese Ryokan inn and looks over the entire garden and the Hieisan in the distance. A trekking path leads directly from the pavilion through the surrounding forest and various private meditation gardens can be found nearby.
Located on raised land, the east facing Takagamine pavilion pays homage to the traditional Japanese Ryokan inn and looks over the entire garden with the Hieizan mountain in the distance. Sitting adjacent to the moss-covered stone steps, perched above a six-metre tall hand-crafted ancient stone wall, and offering floating views over the maple and cedar forest, the pavilion offers total immersion in the surrounding landscape.
Situated on the ground floor, the east facing Susuki Terrace rooms offer verdant views and feature a private terrace. The 60 square metre (646 square foot) rooms enjoy expansive floor-to-ceiling windows, inviting in natural light, while tatami flooring, a tokonoma alcove, low table and living area create a traditional Japanese atmosphere. The spacious bathroom includes a Hinoki Japanese bath, double vanity and a separate shower and WC for considered privacy and space.
East-facing sanctuaries near the Kamiya River, Susuki rooms are located on the first floor and feature floor-to-ceiling windows, filling the space with natural light and views of the moss garden below. Inspired by the traditional Japanese Ryokan, with tatami flooring and a tokonoma alcove, the 60 square metre (646 square foot) rooms offer a combined bedroom and living area, along with a bathroom featuring a Hinoki bath, double vanity, and separate shower and WC.