Aman Resorts
Began with Amanpuri in Phuket in 1988 and defined the small, remote, minimalist resort. Properties are unusually small — often under 50 rooms — and named with the Sanskrit-derived prefix Aman.
21
Hotels
13
Countries
Independent
Group
Hotels by country
Hotels
Click a column to sort| Hotel | City | Country |
|---|---|---|
| Amansara | Siem Reap | Cambodia |
| Amanfayun | Hangzhou | China |
| Amandayan | Lijiang | China |
| Amanzoe | Kranidi | Greece |
| Amanbagh | Alwar | India |
| Amankila | Karangasem | Indonesia |
| Amanjiwo | Magelang | Indonesia |
| Amanwana | Moyo Island | Indonesia |
| Amanusa | Nusa Dua | Indonesia |
| Amandari | Ubud | Indonesia |
| Aman Venice | Venice | Italy |
| Aman Kyoto | Kyoto | Japan |
| Aman Tokyo | Tokyo | Japan |
| Aman Sveti Stefan | Sveti Stefan | Montenegro |
| Amanjena | Marrakech | Morocco |
| Amanpulo | Pamalican Island | Philippines |
| Amanpuri | Phuket | Thailand |
| Amangiri | Canyon Point | United States |
| Amangani | Jackson | United States |
| Aman New York | New York | United States |
| Amanoi | Ninh Thuan | Vietnam |
Coverage note: hotel listings are derived from OpenStreetMap and curated brand data. Counts shown are what Portico currently lists, not necessarily a brand's full portfolio.