Uber Luxury Aman Goes Beyond The Beach

Category: Hotels, Posted:19 Feb 2021 | 09:40 am

Despite a traditionally, highly slanted leisure resort model, the much-vaunted Aman brand is moving into more urban locations.

Just announced, is a new Aman branded residence and Janu (the new second Aman hospitality brand project) in Tokyo.

Part of a massive urban development project in the central part of the city. A mixed-use tower will have 91 branded residence units and a 120 key hotel.

In Bangkok, at the upcoming Aman Nai Lert Residences, the uptick in off-plan luxury real estate has been strong.

Aman’s move past the beach is certainly seeing the mojo of the brand have an urban attraction.

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