This extra-large villa is perfect for families, comprising two king bedrooms with en suite, private sitting area, reading nook, separate dining area and spacious living room over two levels. This villa also has a private massage treatment room and an enclosed private courtyard. Size is 290 square meters.

The spacious suites offer 135 square meters of living space - many of which are duplex-style with bedroom and ensuite on a loft level. A number of Deluxe Village Suites have their own double spa treatment room.

These 66 square meter rooms each have a king size bed, desk, dressing area and daybed. The bathroom includes bath and shower and living rooms open up to private or semi-private courtyards.

Measuring 88 square meters, VIllage Suites offer separate living and sleeping areas, with desk, daybeds, dining area and large luxurious bathroom with twin vanities.

There are four Village Villas, each averaging 204 square meters and inclusive of a double massage treatment room with ensuite. Some are duplex-style.

For a pampering treatment or wellness therapy, guests can book in at the Aman Spa. Massage, facials, reflexology and beauty and skincare treaments are all provided by trained professionals. Rooms are hidden amid tranquil bamboo groves, providing the perfect environment for total relaxation.

The Aman Spa includes a fully equipped gymnasium with yoga and Pilates offered. Trained staff are on hand to assist or guests can book a session with a personal trainer. There is also a steam room onsite.

The Amanfayun has a 20-meter heated outdoor pool positioned in landscaped gardens. Guests can enjoy drinks and snacks by the pool.

Part of the Aman Spa, this salon has the solution for guests' beauty and grooming needs, including hair styling, manicures and pedicures.

A collection of CDs, DVDs and books are available for loan in the library, located in Fayun Place on the upper level. A selection of reference books offers insight into Hangzhou heritage and culture.

At the heart of the resort, Fayun Place comprises two courtyard houses built in the 1800s. Guests can rest and mingle here under towering ceiling and elaborate latticework. Snacks and tea are served in the lounge area on the ground floor, with cigars available from the upper level's Cigar Room.

This independently owned eatery offers traditional Hangzhou dishes, including Beggar's Chicken and Braised pork in brown sauce.

Here guests can try authentic village food and dim sum in a relaxed setting. There's indoor and otdoor seating, plus an open kitchen to keep diners entertained.

Independently-owned, this venue offers a wide range of local and regional teas along with home-cooked meals. The menu changes every day depending what's available

Along the stone Fayun Pathway guests will find The Restaurant. Housed in a glass-walled pavilion passed a reflection pond, The Restaurant serves up international cuisine, with a wide range of drinks available from The Bar.

Also on the Fayun Pathway, and run independently, the Vegetarian House offers meat-free cuisine and Zen-inspired dishes using the freshest local ingredients.