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Brilliant execution. And we’re picky.
Aman Rosa Alpina
Jean-Michel Gathy shapes traditional chalet timber and stone into pared-back, light-filled spaces.
Aman Tokyo
A soaring thirty-metre washi paper lantern ceiling frames basalt stone walls, minimalist rock gardens, and camphor woodwork.
Aman Venice
Contemporary Italian furnishings balance restored Rococo stuccos, historic Rubelli silks, and grand Murano chandeliers.
Aman-i-khas
Six-meter canvas pavilions shelter tactile leather safari chairs and sunken marble soaking tubs.
Amanbagh
Ed Tuttle modelled rose-pink sandstone pavilions with scalloped Mughal arches and domed cupolas.
Amandari
Paras-stone walls enclose freestanding alang-alang thatched pavilions framed in bamboo, overlooking a curved emerald-green infinity pool.
Amandayan
Sloping pagoda roofs canopy courtyard pavilions fitted with hand-carved Nakhi lattice screens.
Amanemu
Dark cedar minka-inspired pavilions by Kerry Hill, accented with antique Kyoto obi artwork.
Amanera
John Heah pavilions floating over reflecting pools, lined with handmade Aguayo tiles.
Amanfayun
Spare, muted interiors of pale elm, clay brick, stone floors, and understated lantern lighting.
Amangani
Oklahoma sandstone columns and Pacific redwood paneling built into the secluded hillside.
Amanjena
Rose-hued colonnades, soaring Moorish arches, and garden pavilions around an expansive reflection basin.
Amanjiwo
Coral-beige paras limestone colonnades and a central rotunda aligned with Borobudur.
Amankila
Stilted alang-alang thatched suites connect via elevated walkways above a signature three-tiered infinity pool.
Amankora Paro
Whitewashed rammed-earth walls, shallow pitched roofs, and soaring timber pavilions meld Himalayan craft with modernist restraint.
Amankora Thimphu
Kerry Hill crafted dzong-inspired rammed-earth walls, central courtyards, and minimalist suites with deep terrazzo bathtubs.
Amanoi
Low-eaved timber pavilions with dark-tiled roofs anchor directly into coastal granite boulders.
AMANOR Hotel Chiang Mai
Suites feature courtyard-within-a-room layouts with pebbled patios, retro modular sofas, and textured woven screen walls.
Amanpuri
High-pitched Ayutthaya-inspired timber pavilions descend granite stairs toward Pansea Beach.
Amansara
Restored mid-century New Khmer modernist pavilions with terrazzo floors and dark timber details.
Amanvari
Hand-applied white concrete, timber screens, and expansive indoor-outdoor pavilions framing the Sea of Cortez and estuary.
Amanwana
Hardwood-floored tents on coral-stone foundations beneath soaring weatherproof canvas ceilings.
Amanwana
Canvas pavilions set on coral stone podiums with teak floors, by Jean-Michel Gathy.
Amanwella
Kerry Hill built pavilions of kithul timber and terrazzo echoing Geoffrey Bawa.
Amanyangyun
Kerry Hill arranged antique pavilions and modern minimalist suites around serene sandstone courtyards and reflection pools.
Amanyara
Minimalist timber pavilions with floor-to-ceiling glass float over reflecting ponds beside a 164-foot black volcanic rock pool.
Amanzoe
Modern Acropolis colonnades, Sinai Pearl marble pavilions, and serene reflection pools designed across ancient hilltop olive groves.
Amatte Wellnest Community
Shinji Miyazaki shapes chukum plaster walls, wabi-sabi textures, stone arches, and woven basket chandeliers.
Amaya
Dry-stack stone chalets by Bijoy Jain finished with lime plaster and copper roofs.
Ambiente Sedona - A Landscape Hotel
Bronze-glass cubes rise on steel piers above the desert to leave the landscape undisturbed.
Amerikalinjen
Vaulted Neo-Baroque architecture meets custom Hadeland glass pendants and revived mid-century furniture.
Ana Mandara Cam Ranh
Thatched conical-roof villas surround a circular lobby floating above koi ponds.
Anandes Hotel Mykonos
Studio Bonarchi softens stark Cycladic curves with dark timber and textured stone.
Anantara Al Jabal Al Akhdar Resort
Stone citadel architecture designed by Atelier Pod with traditional falaj water channels.
Gold. Extremely rare. Sets the global standard.
Silver. Brilliant execution. And we’re picky.
Bronze. They did this well. You’ll notice.
Listed. A defining trait. Makes the hotel what it is.
Design. Built around a vision. Even the door handles have a designer.
Luxe. Cared for at every turn. The bath is drawn before you ask.
Local. It could only be here. You wake up knowing where you are.
Heritage. A building with a story. Once a palace, a monastery, a station.
Wellness. You leave feeling new. Rest, sweat, soak and sleep like a stone.
Classic. The city grew up with it. Same rituals, same regulars, same bar.
Resort. A world of its own. Something to do from breakfast to nightcap.