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Amanyangyun

Hotel Group

Aman

DESTINATION

Shanghai, China

HOTEL TYPE

Classic

LOCATION TYPE

Urban Retreat

WHY WE LOVE THIS HOTEL

Culturally Rich: Guests may seek out Chinese cultural activities from calligraphy and ancient painting technique sessions to a tea and incense ceremony in one of nine elegant tea rooms.
Culinary Opportunity: Amanyangyun guests are spoiled for choice as the resort’s five dining venues – including the Chinese Restaurant LAZHU, Italian Restaurant ARVA, Japanese Restaurant NAMA, and The Bar and Cigar Lounge – all offer fresh, locally sourced fare.
Join the Story: The rich cultural history of the Camphor Forest’s relocation in the midst of a necessary dam construction is a fascinating thread to follow and immerse oneself in, as is the reinvigoration of the ancient villas and structures at the resort.
Luxurious Wellness Facilities: Drawing on China’s longstanding tradition of health and wellness practices, the Amanyangyun Spa tailors a deeply therapeutic experience for guests based upon these centuries old Chinese healing traditions.

DETAILED DECRIPTION

Past and present Chinese traditions alike come together against a backdrop of verdant camphor trees at the Amanyangyun Luxury Resort and Hotel in Shanghai. Transported to Shanghai from rural Fuzhou across more than 700 kilometers, the trees are a notable piece of China’s past that have been preserved alongside the newly refurbished villas of the resort in an ambitious feat of architectural and ecological conservation. Featuring a variety of suites, pavilions, and villas, Amanyangyun guests will note a sense of harmony between the structural, man-made environment and the natural ponds and gardens of the surrounding courtyards and forest. More than just a cultural experience, however, Amanyangyun stands out in its multifaceted approach to dining and wellness while also offering an array of event spaces and a 200-seat banquet hall. Amanyangyun in Shanghai is a perfect choice for guests looking to stimulate all their senses, as “yangyun,” meaning “nourishing cloud,” is a Chinese nod to expanding the mind’s “cloud” of knowledge through experience.

Why We Love This Hotel

Culturally Rich: Guests may seek out Chinese cultural activities from calligraphy and ancient painting technique sessions to a tea and incense ceremony in one of nine elegant tea rooms.
Culinary Opportunity: Amanyangyun guests are spoiled for choice as the resort’s five dining venues – including the Chinese Restaurant LAZHU, Italian Restaurant ARVA, Japanese Restaurant NAMA, and The Bar and Cigar Lounge – all offer fresh, locally sourced fare.
Join the Story: The rich cultural history of the Camphor Forest’s relocation in the midst of a necessary dam construction is a fascinating thread to follow and immerse oneself in, as is the reinvigoration of the ancient villas and structures at the resort.
Luxurious Wellness Facilities: Drawing on China’s longstanding tradition of health and wellness practices, the Amanyangyun Spa tailors a deeply therapeutic experience for guests based upon these centuries old Chinese healing traditions.

Hotel Group

Aman

DESTINATION

Shanghai, China

Hotel Type

Classic

Location Type

Urban Retreat

Amenities

24hr room service

bar/pub

concierge

fitness center

indoor pool

multilingual staff

outdoor pool

restaurant

safety deposit boxes

spa

wi-fi in public areas

The Amanyangyun Resort and Hotel’s accommodations include suites, pavilions, and villas, all of which mix contemporary and historic elements of architecture and design while seamlessly harmonizing with their surrounding natural environment. All suites, pavilions, and villas come with either a private courtyard or courtyard access, and the luxury antique villas are composed of four suites, divided between a historic villa and a newly built wing. Additionally, all villas include a butler, private courtyard, and private swimming pool. In this way, Amanyangyun accommodations provide a restful, nature-inspired aesthetic in which guests may choose to seek contemporary comforts, or not, in an atmosphere of peaceful seclusion.

One & Two Bedroom Antique Pavilion

Both One and Two Bedroom Antique Pavilions accommodation types are located in the restored villa and provide access to the private garden and swimming pool. The One Bedroom Antique Pavilion features amenities such as a king-size bed, en-suite bathroom, twin vanities, bathtub and separate shower, living and dining areas, TV, safe, wireless internet, and more. Featuring the same amenities as the One Bedroom Antique Pavilion, The Two Bedroom room type includes an additional bedroom and king-sized or twin beds.

Ming Pavilion & Deluxe Pavilion

Ming Pavilion rooms are nestled within the newly built wing of the restored villa and feature antique surroundings, airy, spacious interiors, and luxury king-size or twin beds. These rooms also feature access to a private courtyard. The Ming Deluxe Pavilion, with all of the amenities and private courtyard access of the standard Ming Pavilion, is another level of a spacious, modern living environment.

Ming Courtyard Suite

Equipped with even more space and a combined bedroom and living area complete with carved lattice shutters that filter natural light, the Ming Courtyard Suite sets a new standard in luxury and aesthetics. Guests may access two separate courtyards, one of them featuring a fireplace, and both an indoor and outdoor bathtub, among all of the same amenities provided in the other, aforementioned Pavilion room types.

Four & Five Bedroom Antique Villa

This room type features one bedroom in the restored antique villa and three modern bedrooms in a contemporary wing. The Five Bedroom room type features two bedrooms in the historic building and three in a contemporary wing.

Four Bedroom Qing Antique Villa

The Four Bedroom Qing Antique Villa includes two modern bedrooms in a contemporary wing, a living and dining area, king-size or twin beds, a private courtyard and swimming pool, a dedicated butler, and more.

Four Bedroom Ming Antique Villa

This accommodation type includes four contemporary bedrooms in a newly built, modern wing with a spacious living area inside the restored villa.

Four Bedroom Amanyangyun Villa

This Villa features four bedrooms in a restored historic house and is beautifully decorated with Ming- and Qing-inspired furnishings.

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