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Aman Nai Lert Bangkok

An Aman sanctuary between tropical parkland, design and absolute well-being.

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Aman Nai Lert Bangkok is designed for travellers seeking above all privacy, space and serenity in the heart of a particularly vibrant metropolis. Its vast suites, tropical park and extraordinary wellness programme feel more like a private resort than a city hotel. Couples will appreciate the spa, intimate Japanese restaurants and sunset cocktails, while its central location makes it easy to reach the city’s shopping and cultural districts. Its Two Michelin Keys confirm its position among the new benchmarks of Asian ultra-luxury.

The Aman Nai Lert Bangkok rises in the heart of the seven acres of Nai Lert Park, a historic green enclave in the centre of the capital. Opened on April 2, 2025, the hotel was conceived by Jean-Michel Gathy and blends Aman minimalism, references to Thai architecture, and views over century-old trees and the skyline. The 36-storey tower also includes private residences, while the hotel maintains a deliberately discreet atmosphere.

The property has only 52 suites, among the largest in the city, with floor areas starting at 94 m². Full-height picture windows, warm woods, generous bathrooms and terraces in several categories enhance the feel of a private residence. The exceptional Aman Suite occupies the entire 18th floor and spans 566 to 713 m², with up to three bedrooms, a cinema and a private spa.

The Aman Spa & Wellness spans 1,500 m² and brings together seven treatment rooms, hydrotherapy facilities, a private Banya Spa House, a movement studio, Pilates and a 265 m² Technogym centre. Medical Wellness by Hertitude Clinic adds cryotherapy, aesthetic treatments and recovery programmes. A 25-metre outdoor pool overlooking the greenery completes this particularly extensive offering.

Seven dining and social spaces occupy the 9th and 19th floors. Arva offers Aman’s signature Italian cuisine, 1872 pairs Thai and Western specialities, while Sesui focuses on omakase and Hiori on teppanyaki. The Aman Lounge accompanies sunset with cocktails, Japanese inspirations and live music in a highly exclusive atmosphere.

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