Stay at Amanyangyun in Southeastern

Stay 

Amanyangyun features just 37 rooms, ranging from one-bedroom Courtyard Suites to four-bedroom Antique Villas. Each of these are utterly spacious, dressed in earthy palette with king-sized beds, sumptuous living spaces and stunning bathrooms. Most open out onto tranquil courtyards and with views of the glossy green camphor forest while others have private gardens and swimming pools. Elsewhere there are 30 refined Aman Residences which are for exclusive use.

ChildCare 

Families with children are welcome to stay at Amanyangyun. Its Cultural Discovery Centre offers host of experiences, each designed to help the resort’s younger guests unearth the rich culture of China. Children can visit the resort’s organic farm and learn about traditional Chinese farming techniques whilst programmes include Chinese lantern making, paper cutting, pottery moulding and tea ceremonies, as well as Chinese shadow puppet shows.

Dine 

The Amanyangyun resort is home to six dining venues. The Chinese restaurant offers dishes first conceived during the Ming and Qing Dynasties with Cantonese classics including an inventive array of tofu-based plates. Nama, brings the flavour-led simplicity of Japan’s washoku tradition, while the lakeside Arva, draws inspiration from Italy’s farm-to-table gastronomic tradition. guests can head to The Bar for expertly crafted cocktails or afternoon tea around an antique fireplace.

Relax 

Set around an impressive central courtyard, the Aman Spa is one of the largest and most comprehensive in the Aman collection. The complex houses ten treatment rooms, a sauna, plunge pool, Jacuzzi and two swimming pools; indoor and out. Two private Spa Houses each offer a suite of thermal facilities, including a Russian banya and Turkish hammam. There is also a fitness centre with a Pilates and yoga studio overlooking serene views over Amanyangyun’s lake and forest gardens.

Experience 

Guests who can peel off from the Amanyangyun’s luxurious space can explore Shanghai city. At its heart is the Bund, a famed waterfront promenade lined with art-deco and colonial-era buildings. Spend a day walking down the 3km NanJing Road, the hub of Shanghai’s shopping or head to Moganshan Road for the city’s contemporary art scene. Back at the resort, you can take first-hand course and information on how to preserve nature, heritage and community.