Each of the ten Courtyard Guestrooms is outfitted with king-size or twin beds and armoires built in the style of the Ming Dynasty. The en-suite bathrooms feature twin basins and a separate shower and toilet.

The seven spacious Courtyard Suites possess an open-plan bedroom and living area, each with their own unique layout and orientation. Every suite features king-sized beds, daybeds, reading chairs, and writing desks. The bathrooms feature free-standing bathtubs, and a separate shower and toilet.

There are 17 Deluxe Suites, some with combined bedroom and living areas, and others with separate bedrooms and living areas. Each suite features a king-size four-poster bed, daybed, reading chairs and writing desk. The spacious en-suite bathrooms have twin basins, free-standing island bathtubs and a separate dressing room that is furnished with two large, Ming-style wardrobes.

A luxurious, sprawling residence, the Aman’s sole Imperial Suite consists of three pavilions: a private pavilion, a living pavilion, and a formal pavilion. The suite’s private pavilion consists of an enclosed courtyard, living area, dining area, a spa treatment room (with two beds) and steam room. Adjoining the main reception room is a lounge with drum stools, a tah bench, and a coffee table. The suite's bathroom is equipped with a bathtub, shower, toilet, dresser, and even a separate dressing area. The living/study pavilion is set up with conference room seating, can accommodate up to 14 people, and can be used for formal occasions or private parties.

Each of the eight select Suites have an open-plan bedroom and a unique layout and orientation. The spacious rooms feature king-size beds, daybeds, reading chairs and writing desks. The large bathrooms feature freestanding bathtubs and a separate shower and toilet.

The Aman Spa consists of nine underground rooms that feature a large menu of holistic treatments. Additionally, there is an in-house beauty salon.

The fitness center at Aman consists of a Pilates studio, where guests can do the latest workouts and exercises, and a well-equipped gym with weights and machines.

A comfortable, spacious area, the library at the Aman features a wide range of books, magazines, and newspapers from around the world. Additionally, the movie theater shows all the manner of movies and documentaries, and accommodates up to 37 guests in reclining leather seats.

The Aman contains an 82-foot indoor swimming pool with climate control, loungers, and lighting.

The Reflection Pavilion is a tranquil spot next to a lotus pond facing a music pavilion. Guests may sit at the the Reflection Pavilion sipping their favorite drink while watching local musicians playing traditional Chinese music in the music pavilion next door. There is a separate cigar room attached to the bar specializing in high quality imported cigars.

The Aman also contains a number of venue rooms suitable for special events and business meetings.

Despite its nondescript name, this eatery is the Aman’s signature restaurant, and boasts a wide range of cuisine to match. From classic, crispy-skin Peking duck, slow roasted in traditional ovens with a secret blend of wood, to regional Cantonese specialties, the Chinese Restaurant provides fine Chinese fare served in an elegant, tasteful setting.

The signature restaurant of Chef Naoki Okumura, Naoki blends French techniques, tastes, and ingredients with Japanese aesthetics. Guests, who are seated around a counter or at separate tables, may look on as their food is prepared by highly-trained chefs.

Set in a traditional Chinese space overlooking the gardens of the Aman, the Grill serves grilled-to-order steaks, seafood and poultry with potatoes, fries, fresh salads and baked breads.

Decorated with scrolls of fine Chinese calligraphy, rattan furniture, and tasteful, elegant wood paneling, the elegant Lobby lounge bar serves breakfasts, afternoon tea and light snacks.