The new urban sanctuary following in the footsteps of Janu Tokyo and Aman New York, opened in the Thai capital earlier this month.
Located in the oasis of Nai Lert Park, the highly anticipated 52-suite hotel will be home to an exclusive Aman Club, a 1,500sq m Aman Spa & Wellness centre and multiple dining and socialising venues alongside exceptional branded residences.
Created by world-renowned designer and long-term Aman collaborator Jean-Michel Gathy, the 36th property in the Aman collection brings the brand full circle from its 1988 launch of flagship property Amanpuri in Phuket. It epitomises every aspect of the brand’s hospitality and revered DNA of peace, privacy and unparalleled service.
Chief among the tapestry of influences informing the hotel, is the historic Nai Lert Park Heritage Home, owned by the Nai Lert family. Drawing upon this, and blending contemporary elements, the hotel harmoniously juxtaposes the old and the new. Here, Gathy masterfully celebrates the local culture and heritage, utilising custom-made products by local artisans and antiques to honour the elegance and simplicity of Aman’s emblematic design ethos. Symbolic of the genesis of the hotel, a central feature is the majestic, 100-year-old Sompong tree dictating the building’s root-framing courtyard and its striking elliptical void.
The hotel’s 52 suites will be among the largest in the city, starting at 94sq m each featuring floor-to-ceiling windows framed by park and city views. Encompassing an entire floor, the Aman Suite is one of the largest presidential suites in Bangkok, offering three bedrooms with a balcony and terrace, dining room with bar counter and separate kitchen, spacious living room, private spa, entertainment room and dedicated study.
