Amankora
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.
In the slopes of Mount Moiwa, lies Aman’s fourth Japanese property. The only development on the mountain, it encompasses the country’s first destination wellness retreat and 31 exclusive Aman branded Residences, all set within a nature reserve.
At a glance
A retreat for all seasons
On nature’s doorstep, this new Aman destination will provide unrivaled access to seasonal outdoor pursuits, from skiing and snowboarding in winter, to hiking, mountain biking and river rafting the rest of the year. Befitting the onsen capital of the world, both indoor and outdoor onsen – Japanese hot spring bathing pools – will be a feature of the Aman Spa and every Residence.
Harmonious design
The architectural concept was deliberately contemporary, with subtle references to traditional design motifs of Hokkaidos indigenous people: The Ainu.
Dedicate to wellness
Every Aman is a sanctuary offering peace, harmony and a profound sense of belonging. In Niseko, the Aman Spa will be the property’s inner sanctum, where residents and guests can reconnect with nature while healing, strengthening and rejuvenating body and mind.
Ownership Benefits
At home around the world
Owners enjoy freehold ownership and the benefits of Aman Nisekoi’s professional management and security services. They can also include their properties in Aman’s rental program.
Exclusive access
Villa owners enjoy privileged access to all the facilities of Aman Niseko, including wellbeing programmes at the Aman Spa, dining at an array of restaurants, and exclusive activities.
Unparalleled service
Every Aman Niseko Residence has a dedicated chef and housekeeper, as well as a maintenance and security team. With the addition of all the services of the luxury resort, including personal catering, babysitting and a concierge, residents have every need met.