Twenty-one resorts in the brand that turned barefoot luxury into a category. From Amanpuri 1988 to the contemporary Aman New York 2022 cluster.
Aman Resorts was founded in 1988 by Adrian Zecha. The brand has held its structural identity across the decades anchored on the Aman doctrine of barefoot ultra-luxury — small footprints, vernacular architecture, no buffets, no nametags, every guest's preferences memorised by the second day.
The current Aman Resorts portfolio runs across 24 countries including Bhutan, Indonesia, Greece, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Montenegro, the Philippines, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Turkey, the United States, and Vietnam.
Editors track every Aman Resorts property — the structural distinction is the Aman 25-key average footprint, the founding 1988-Bali Amanpuri architectural vernacular preserved across the brand's three decades of expansion, and the structural Aman-and-Aman-Junkie-loyalty cluster. The list below organises all 20 Aman Resorts properties by region. Each entry links to the full editorial profile with the room-and-suite breakdown, the structured restaurant-and-spa programme, and the editor's pick for which milestone celebration fits which property.

"90 minutes by road from Denpasar (DPS); 15 minutes from Ubud centre"
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"Beside the imperial Summer Palace gates — 51 rooms in restored century-old buildings, the most cultural Beijing luxury."
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"Adjacent to the Summer Palace, northwestern Beijing; 60 min from Beijing Capital (PEK), 90 min from Beijing Daxing (PKX)"
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"Five lodges across Bhutan's western and central valleys — Paro, Thimphu, Punakha, Gangtey, Bumthang. The most refined journey across the Himalayan kingdom."
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"Twenty-six suites and two villas across 32 acres of secret garden at the foot of Hidari Daimonji. The most secluded city Aman in the world — discovered through unmarked gates."
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"24 suites in a former French hospital — the Aman that defines Luang Prabang luxury."
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"Aman's first property — opened 1988 on Pansea Beach with 40 pavilions and 30 villas. The brand's first hotel, the original luxury Asia, and still arguably the most refined."
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"Aman's Shanghai property — 52 rooms in restored Ming Dynasty buildings near Sheshan, the most secluded Shanghai-area luxury."
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"On 30 hectares — 24 villas and 26 antique houses preserved from Jiangxi Province, Aman's most ambitious China project."
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"24 suites in King Sihanouk's former royal guest villa — Aman's Cambodia."
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"Aman's Galle Fort property — 28 suites in the restored 17th-century New Oriental Hotel within the UNESCO Galle Fort. Colonial-era refinement at the most refined Aman standard."
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"Wella Wala, Bodhi Mawatha, Tangalle southern coast — 90 min drive west of Yala National Park, 90 min east of Galle Fort"
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"Kerry Hill's Tokyo flagship — 33rd-floor lobby with panoramic views, 84 suite-only rooms, and a six-storey atrium that has reset the standard for urban Aman properties."
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"Aman's Bodrum property — 36 cottages in Demirbükü, the most refined Turkish luxury."
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"40 suites on a ridge above the valley with the full sweep of the Tetons visible from every window. The most dramatic setting of any Aman in North America."
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"36 limestone suites with Borobudur views — Aman's Java cathedral."
View Hotel →Editorial profiles for every Aman Resorts property — by occasion, by city, by signature programme. Find the Aman that fits your celebration.
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