Aman's 2009 Hangzhou property — 42 keys in restored village dwellings among tea fields near West Lake's UNESCO heritage zone.
BrandAman
DestinationHangzhou
RegionAsia
Price TierTier 2 ($2k-$5k)
SettingRural retreat surrounded by tea fields and bamboo groves
Best ForRepeat Aman travelers collecting properties, couples seeking rural China luxury outside the urban-hotel format, travelers pairing West Lake cultural visits with tea-country retreat.
PrivacyHigh
ServicePersonalized guest-centric service
ButlerAvailable upon request
Private PoolNot mentioned
Built2009
Amanfayun opened in 2009 in a restored village on the outskirts of Hangzhou, set among tea fields and bamboo groves near the West Lake UNESCO World Heritage Site. The property comprises 30 rooms and 12 villas distributed across traditional Chinese village dwellings, with architecture that references
Key Features
Exquisite architecture inspired by traditional Chinese design
Spa facilities offering a range of rejuvenating treatments
On-site dining options including a restaurant serving local cuisine
Proximity to cultural landmarks such as the West Lake
Personalized service with a focus on guest well-being
Dining
The Restaurant
Steam House
Tea House
Fayun Place
Signature Experience
Morning walks through the tea fields and bamboo groves that surround the property — the village setting gives direct access to working agricultural landscape.
Aman's discipline applied to restored village architecture in Hangzhou's tea country, with proximity to West Lake's UNESCO heritage zone. The rural-retreat format at this scale is rare in China's luxury hotel landscape.
Signature Suite: Amanfayun Deluxe Suite
Spacious layouts, personalized service, comfort amenities, sweeping valley views
Accolades
UNESCO World Heritage Site proximity, recognized as Chinas best luxury hotel
