Amanemu

“The most simple and economic Aman I’ve ever been. And I visited many of them. Apart from the nice open onsen, there is not much to do at the hotel, not a single nice place to sit or relax. It looks like aman group didn’t want to spend money there. From the bag you get in the room, many details are not Aman standards. Plus, we tried to add a last minute stop in Nara on our way out to Kyoto and the staff was not able to accommodate. There are so many incredible places to go in Japan, this is not one of them.” — Carolina Overmeer

“Our recent stay at Amanemu was nothing short of spectacular, offering the perfect serene escape for my husband and me. The architecture and natural surroundings blend seamlessly, creating a deeply tranquil atmosphere. Our suite was a masterclass in minimalist Japanese elegance, featuring a magnificent private hot spring bath where we could completely unwind while looking out at the peaceful landscape. The service was truly exceptional—unobtrusive yet incredibly attentive. The staff anticipated our needs and made us feel genuinely cared for from the moment we arrived. Dining was another absolut” — Yi Chen

“A beautiful and peaceful onsen resort. It's not a traditional Ryokan. All rooms are villa. It's environment is very feel like staying in the tent in Africa except you can walk around. I'm impressed with the outdoor spa. However I don't suggest bringing kids. All staff very friendly but not all speaks English. Only thing is the spending is a bit high comparing with other luxury Ryokan.” — Amore