Aman to Launch Janu Brand in Tokyo
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- Aman Group is launching a new brand, Janu, in Tokyo with its flagship property featuring luxury amenities, including a large wellness center and various dining options.
- Several hotel management changes and expansions are announced: Rosewood Hotels & Resorts in New Zealand, The Leela Palaces, Hotels and Resorts in Sikkim, India, and Ramee Group of Hotels entering Tamil Nadu, India.
- New developments and reimaginings in the hospitality industry include Megaworld's new township in Puerto Princesa, Palawan, Townplace West Kowloon in Hong Kong launching a new social club, and SAii Resorts in Thailand undergoing extensive renovations.
In March of 2024, Aman Group will launch a new brand, Janu, with 122 rooms in Tokyo’s Azabudai Hills development. The flagship property will offer an array of high end amenities, such as eight restaurants, two boutiques and one of the largest wellness centers in Tokyo. Most of Janu Tokyo’s accommodations will feature private balconies, bathrooms with double vanities and soaking tubs, walk-in closets, living rooms and panoramic city views. The hotel’s signature Janu suite will have 3,000 square feet of residential-inspired spaces, including a kitchen with a dining table for six, a spacious living room, separate library/office and two balconies. The wellness center will be a 43,000 square foot space with four movement and group class studios, a boxing ring and a gym. Spa facilities include a hammam, cold and hot plunge pools, hyperbaric oxygen therapy chamber, 9 treatment rooms and two more pools for swimming and lounging. The property will have eight restaurants.
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