Amanoi

There's been an exciting buzz going on about Amanoi for the past few years. But for those of you that might not be familiar with it, it's high time for an extensive crash course. 

Amanoi is a bona fide luxury destination with top-notch facilities and services. Guests are free to enjoy provided facilities to their taste, be it for a relaxing adventure or an engaging escapade. Therefore, buckle up and hop on the next flight to Cam Ranh International airport for the vacation of a lifetime.

History

Founded in 1988, Aman Resorts is a luxury hotel establishment. It has continuously grown and expanded over the years since its establishment. It now has 32 subsidiaries in 20 countries across the globe. Over the past decade, the company branches across the globe and have stamped their name on the list of most desired luxury hotel destinations in the world. That's a commendable feat for a group as large as this. 

One subsidiary, in particular, excels beyond comprehensible measures. It has been the talk of the town amongst its sister subsidiaries and other luxury hotels. Sitting to the west of the South China Sea, northeast of Vietnam's capital, in the Ninh Thuan Province, Amanoi Resort is an ideal luxury escape for every individual. 

The resort proudly sits on a remote cliff in Vinh Hy Bay, encased between lush greenery. All courtesy of the Nui Chua National Park and golden sand beaches lining the southern Vietnamese coastline.

Amanoi, from Sanskrit words aman meaning "peace" and noi meaning "place," boasts a modern beachside experience. You can also experience a full-service Aman Spa treatment. The resort is a tranquil retreat that inspires adventure and luxury to guests from all over the world. It is also near the popular resort town Nha Trang. As a result, there's nothing short of luxury and comfort on this property. 

Views and Buildings

Arriving guests are led up to Amanoi's Central Pavilion. To say the view from the platform up this temple-like structure is breathtaking would be an understatement. From the panoramic ocean view and dramatic coastline to the 100 acres of lush greenery fanning out over slate-roofed pavilions, it is truly a sight to behold. 

Traditional Vietnamese buildings inspired world-renowned Belgian architect, Jean-Michel Gathy, to design the resort in a similar fashion. It entails lots of wood, warm earthy tones, neutral-toned fabric, and simple furniture. Besides, the attention to detail in the interior's plush designs create the best contrast with the surrounding environment. 

The Central Pavilion houses a wide terrace, a restaurant-cum-bar, a library with reading material in several languages, and a music and board games collection.

Pavilions and Villas

You didn't think the exterior view was the only magnificent thing about Amanoi, did you? The interior is just as magnificent as the exterior view, if not more. The hotel also spans a total of 35 residence areas — 31 pavilions and 5 villas. The pavilions all face spectacular views of the numerous lakes, ocean, and hillside, effortlessly combining luxury with nature.

Each pavilion has state-of-the-art furniture, a large, ornate king-sized bed, a seating area, and an en suite bathroom. Besides, a private wooden sundeck is present to view the Vinh Hy Bay ocean and mountain ranges. Villas also come with additional heated private pools and private beaches, and the latticed windows attached to curving roofs assure guests total privacy.

Vietnamese Dining Experience

Vietnamese cuisine is one of the healthiest and tastiest globally. The use of fresh local ingredients and selective herbs and spices are widely acclaimed. The Beach Club, a restaurant in Amanoi, is available for lunch and light snacks, while Central Pavilion offers a full breakfast, lunch, and dinner menu. 

Though these menus feature dishes from countries worldwide, Vietnamese food is the highlight of Amanoi's menu. Fresh fish is widely used in cuisines. They are drawn straight from surrounding waters and delivered directly from local fishing boats.

Herbs and vegetables are also grown and picked from the resort's organic garden to give you the authentic experience of quality Vietnamese cuisine. 

Wellness

Remember the full-service Aman Spa treatment mentioned earlier? The two spa houses have local hammams, small flower-scented lakes, and plunge pools, perfect for an intensive self-care session. Amanoi also hosts individual Wellness Immersions. These carefully designed programs promote wellbeing for a longer, healthier life, enhance spiritual connection, and achieve an overall sense of peace. 

The program also includes special movement and bodywork sessions, complimentary yoga classes, and hydrotherapy sessions orchestrated by globally renowned experts. Not only is this program well thought of, but it is also personalized to suit your needs. This, though, is usually done after the initial wellbeing orientation and preview. 

Nutritional education also lies at the heart of this program. Coupling this with the wellness and fitness sessions arm you with the knowledge to lead a healthier life.

Vietnamese Adventure Experiences on Land

Amanoi is situated between a national park and a marine reserve. This makes it an ideal location for all guests, especially naturalists, as it embraces nature from all angles - the beachside view spanning around the southern Vietnamese coast and the abundance of forestry up north. 

Expert guides explore national parks and reserves with guests, revealing the untainted wilderness overflowing with a myriad of colorful plants, flowers, and a variety of birds, and wildlife.

Takeaway

Amanoi has it all, in an ideal location for all sorts of guests. What's more, the resort is in a secluded, private space, so you won't need to worry about trespassers or burglars. Furthermore, the hotel boasts picturesque designs on the exterior and interior structures, great food, and the ocean's stunning scenery.

There are also lakes and white-sand beaches, amazing customer services, and a wellness and fitness program that caters to basically every need. There's no better place to be than Amanoi.