Attracted by the mysterious charm of Aman, no expense spared

#TokyoHotel The word Aman means peace and quiet in Sanskrit. As the name suggests, Aman's boutique hotels are all restrained, low-key and elegant in style. Founded in 1988, Aman Group has consistently maintained its brand image of low-key luxury. All hotels are only open to guests staying at the hotel. It is impossible for non-guests to enter. Aman Tokyo, located on the 33rd floor of the Mizuho Bank headquarters in Otemachi, a financial district, was designed by Aman's Australian designer Kerry Hill. It uses a lot of light and very Japanese materials such as camphor wood, Japanese paper, and rock to create a Zen oasis in this busy city. The lobby design cleverly combines the rigorous beauty of Japanese culture, which combines the careful arrangement of man-made objects with the natural scenery. The entire inner garden is surrounded by a corridor, which is inspired by the "Japanese-style corridor" in traditional Japanese gardens. The guest accommodation starts at US$2,000 per night, is up to 80 square meters, and is also partitioned by Japanese paper doors. The room layout is exquisite, and you can watch the sunset while lying on the bed, which is very poetic. The bathtub is made of black volcanic stone, and you can also take a bath while enjoying the beautiful view.