Cover Aman Group opens its first Janu hotel in Tokyo (Photo: Robert Rieger)
Aman Group opens its first Janu hotel in Tokyo (Photo: Robert Rieger)
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The inaugural luxury hotel puts the spotlight on social wellness and wellbeing
Travellers and Amanjunkies, here’s a heads up to book your next trip to Japan: Aman Group’s sister brand Janu has opened its doors in Tokyo.
The latest property is reshaping the luxury hospitality landscape with its innovative and inspiring vision. Unlike its bigger sister, known for its serene and tranquil properties, Janu radiates an uplifting spirit and playful design narrative.
Chairman and CEO of Aman Group Vlad Doronin shares in a statement: “The strategic decision to launch Janu reflects our commitment to evolving alongside the desires of today’s dynamic travellers, particularly the offspring of Aman loyalists… Janu Tokyo promises to be the epicentre of this transformative movement, welcoming a new cohort of guests.”
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Above Deluxe Room King (Photo: Robert Rieger)
Deluxe Room King (Photo: Robert Rieger)
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Nestled in the heart of Azabudai Hills, Janu Tokyo is complete with 122 guest rooms and suites that span across eight floors. Each room is meticulously designed and puts the spotlight on Japanese minimalism with a touch of European accents. Rooms are also complete with lavish bathrooms, bespoke soaking tubs, and separate living areas.
Pamper yourself with a stay at its Corner or Tower View Suites and find private balconies that overlook the city skyline. Or, unwind in the Janu Suite, a 284 sqm residential-style living space complete with a modern kitchen, spacious lounge and balconies with views of Tokyo Tower and Azabudai Hills.
Above Wellness & Spa, Pool (Photo: Robert Rieger)
Wellness & Spa, Pool (Photo: Robert Rieger)
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The latest property puts focus on enhancing wellbeing through its multi-disciplinary spa and wellness centre. Spanning across four floors, the lavish centre is designed to encourage social wellness. Those who enjoy getting a sweat on will be excited to find Tokyo’s largest gym here. It’s accompanied by five movement studios including spinning, yoga, soft simulation and boxing. On top of these studios, you’ll also find a 25-metre indoor lap pool and a heated lounge pool within the centre.
If you prefer a more mindful path to wellbeing, head to the wellness centre and find two signature Spa Houses, a hair and nail salon, and seven private treatment rooms that offer Janu therapies that are sure to leave you feeling rejuvenated and re-energised.
Above Hu Jing restaurant (Photo: Robert Rieger)
Above Janu Grill (Photo: Robert Rieger)
Hu Jing restaurant (Photo: Robert Rieger)
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For dining options, guests will have plenty to choose from—eight restaurants are available, ranging from contemporary European to innovative Asian fare. Fans of Italian fare can head to Janu Mercato for homemade pasta, fresh fish and European cheese before heading to Janu Patisserie for indulgent creations. Those looking for Asian flavours can head to Ligura for its reinterpretation of Edomae sushi or head to Sumi for an intimate omakase experience. End the delectable evening at Janu Bar and get to imbibe on concoctions inspired by Tokyo’s various districts.
Don’t wait to start making plans for your next trip to the Japanese city as a whole new experience awaits when you stay at Janu Tokyo.
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Amanda Goh was the former senior writer for Tatler Singapore.
