Perfect for design lovers, wellness seekers, and travelers who appreciate meaningful, detail-rich hospitality, Patina Osaka is a modern, soulful retreat in the heart of the city. The sanctuary blends thoughtful luxury with culture and wellness, offering spacious rooms, a serene spa, a stunning pool facing Osaka Castle, and creative spaces like a vinyl listening room.

A serene luxury resort near Shanghai, Amanyangyun blends ancient Chinese heritage with modern design. Set among a relocated forest of camphor trees and restored Ming and Qing dynasty villas, it offers peaceful villas, refined service, wellness experiences, and cultural activities. Thoughtful touches, elegant architecture, and a deep sense of history make it one of Aman’s most unique and meaningful properties.

This is living-proof of quiet luxury done right. The Shinmonzen is a nine-suite luxury hotel in Kyoto’s Gion district, blending traditional machiya style with modern design by Tadao Ando. Founded by Paddy McKillen, it features curated art, hinoki tubs, and a Jean-Georges restaurant. It’s the sister property of Villa La Coste in Provence, France—both known for combining architecture, art, and personalized luxury.

Dusit Thani Kyoto blends Thai elegance with Japanese tradition in the heart of Kyoto. Designed by famed architect Kengo Kuma, the hotel offers serene spaces reflecting Kyoto’s calm, infused with vibrant Thai warmth. Guests enjoy authentic Thai cuisine, tranquil gardens, and rooms combining minimalist Japanese design with rich Thai accents. As Dusit’s first property in Japan, it delivers a unique cross-cultural luxury experience, celebrating both Thai hospitality and Japanese