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Originally Posted by FlyerEC
(Post 30899603)
The rates are not really a surprise .. Hopefully , now that GM Akira S is on board , there will be opening specials in the works . Suites look somewhat similar to styles of Nemu & Tokyo . And aside from the rates it will be rather more interesting if they are able to deliver on Aman ethos, service and creating the magic. These rates do create expectation and quite necessary to balance the hard product. |
Originally Posted by 5khours
(Post 30899564)
Room photos are a bit of a bummer. Same overly-minimalist style as Aman Tokyo. Feels like you're inside a shiny wooden box.
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Originally Posted by 5khours
(Post 30899564)
Room photos are a bit of a bummer. Same overly-minimalist style as Aman Tokyo. Feels like you're inside a shiny wooden box.
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Rates in general appear to be much better than originally reported. I'm seeing a lot of dates with 110,000 JPY pricing which actually isn't outrageous. Across winter, spring, summer.
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Originally Posted by Mickidon
(Post 30900365)
Totally agree. We stayed in a suite at the Aman Tokyo and all of the wood left the room with an aroma that was not particularly pleasant, in addition to looking monotonous.
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Originally Posted by Aventine
(Post 30900446)
Means it wasn't natural hinoki wood or the shiny glazing left an odor behind?
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This type of the design works really well if the service is so warm and caring that it saves the atmosphere and adds to it. Sadly, in many instances at Aman Tokyo this is not the case. |
Originally Posted by callmedtop
(Post 30900378)
Rates in general appear to be much better than originally reported. I'm seeing a lot of dates with 110,000 JPY pricing which actually isn't outrageous. Across winter, spring, summer.
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110 > 320 60m2 aman 26 rooms
70 > 215 49-53m2 FS 140+ rooms 65 > 220 45m2 RC 134 rooms kyoto from 110 [excluding nov] 120 may 165 apr mar 20 > apr 19 blocked 2 of 4 room categories loaded launched partly dynamic, no ratecard expect prices to increase vs currently nemu 'relatively' flat from 110 125 oct nov 140 apr and 110 room 370 2BR villa tokyo from 100 120 jan mar 130 mar apr 150 nov 200 oct edit > kyoto partial opening? susuki (110 dec 15-18) https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...24b3325eda.png nara https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...ebf773a6f4.png |
In case anyone’s curious, looks like there are 2-night minimums when checking in on Fridays or Saturdays in November (I had asked about one night on November 22-23). Below is a reply from a reservations executive: Please allow us to inform you that minimum length of stay 2 nights is required upon checking -in on Friday & Saturday in November. Please kindly find the room availability & rates as follows; 22nd November 2019 -1 night Susuki 200,000 JPY per night per stay Nara 210,000 JPY per night per stay Kaede 220,000 JPY per night per stay Hotaru 240,000 JPY per night per stay 23rd November 2019 - 1night Susuki 320,000 JPY per night per stay Nara 330,000 JPY per night per stay Kaede 340,000 JPY per night per stay Hotaru 360,000 JPY per night per stay Additional charges; * Rates are on room only basis * Rates are in JPY, per night and based on single or double occupancy. * Rates are subject to 15% Service Charge, 10% Government Tax & Kyoto Accommodation Tax of JPY 1,000 per person per night * Rates and government taxes are subject to change without notice Deposit & Cancelation policy; High Season Credit Card details required to guarantee the booking. No charge for cancellation by 3pm 14 days prior to arrival, otherwise full stay amount and tax will apply. |
Originally Posted by Aventine
(Post 30900231)
There was never going to be Art Deco tiling or stone elephants like Rosewood Hong Kong. Fits the whole Zen Kyoto austere thing but I'm still not really a fan either.
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Originally Posted by Rusdude
(Post 30903578)
In case anyone’s curious, looks like there are 2-night minimums when checking in on Fridays or Saturdays in November (I had asked about one night on November 22-23). Below is a reply from a reservations executive: |
[2BR villa] Washigamine Pavilion...Surrounded by nature in the highest and most secluded area of the resort, the east-facing pavilion pays homage to the traditional Japanese Ryokan inn and looks over the entire garden and the Kamigame mountain range in the distance. A trekking path leads directly from the pavilion through the surrounding forest and various private meditation gardens can be found nearby.
sounds good kaede added reservations link but not loaded yet anyone heard if theyre planning partial opening? min stay shows on calendar. i got images above by doing min stay during min stay period, then going back to calendar. 110 dec 15,16 |
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nov 11 12 14 dec 9 > 19 are not as high, both rooms >https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...4ec2fe9bb6.png |
I expected standalone pavilions & villas here, so was surprised that the hotel consisted of 2-storey blocks!
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