What Aman Resorts Actually Cost: 2026 Rates by Property

Aman publishes no consolidated rate card, discounts nothing, and prices its roughly 35 properties across a spread wider than almost any brand in hospitality: the same company that opens around $600 a night in Hangzhou charges $3,700 and up at Amangiri. So the honest answer to "how much is an Aman" is a band, not a number, as of August 2026, roughly $600–900 at the Chinese and Sri Lankan entry points, $1,200–2,500 through most of the portfolio's middle, and $3,700–9,400+ at the Utah flagship, with Camp Sarika's tented pavilions from about $6,500.

On 1 October 2026 we added our own numbers. We priced the same stays at every Aman through our own booking engine (the one behind hotels.biirdee.com), and only four of the 31 Amans we track had anything bookable on any date in the following 12 months: Aman Tokyo, Aman Kyoto, Aman New York and Amanjena. None of them dipped below $1,863 a night. We also pulled what our clients actually paid at the Amans we booked. Both sets of numbers come first below, ahead of the full property table.

After that, this page puts every property's numbers in one table, then explains why the rates look the way they do, what they include, and the few legitimate ways to get more for them. For the full portfolio with booking links see every Aman hotel in the world; for brand context, our complete guide to staying at Aman.

What Our Rate Checks Found

On 1 October 2026 we priced four test stays (10–13 Nov 2026, 27–30 Dec 2026, 12–15 Mar 2027 and 15–18 Jul 2027) and a two-night midweek stay in every month to October 2027 at all 31 Amans we track, through our own booking engine (the one behind hotels.biirdee.com). Rates are the lowest per night the engine charged at booking; taxes the hotel collects at checkout are extra. Live rates change daily: these were the rates on 1 October 2026.

The headline is how little was on sale. Twenty-seven Amans, Amangiri, Amanpuri and Amanzoe among them, had nothing bookable on our engine on any date we checked: Aman sells almost entirely through its own reservations team and partners, so its rooms rarely surface on booking engines at all. The four that did are below, stay by stay. Amanjena had no rooms on 27–30 Dec 2026 or 15–18 Jul 2027, and Aman Kyoto none on 12–15 Mar 2027 or 15–18 Jul 2027.

What Suites, Breakfast, Cancellation and Taxes Add

Suites first: at Aman Tokyo, Aman New York and Amanjena, every stay we priced had only suites left, so the entry rate on our engine was a suite rate. Only Aman Kyoto sold an ordinary room, and it sold nothing else. Breakfast is usually in: the lowest rate at Aman New York and Amanjena always included breakfast for two, and so did three of Aman Tokyo's four. Where a hotel sold the same suite both ways, at Aman New York, breakfast added $117 a night in November and $112 in March. At Aman Tokyo in November the cheapest rate with breakfast was $5,345 against $4,177 room only, but not as a like-for-like pair (same suite, same terms), so that gap is not a pure breakfast price.

Free cancellation is cheap where it exists: Aman New York's refundable rate was within a few dollars of its non-refundable one on every stay ($4,480 against $4,471 in November), a 0% premium. Aman Tokyo offered a refundable rate only in March ($4,014 against $3,435 non-refundable), and Amanjena and Aman Kyoto offered none on our dates. Taxes are the hidden line: Aman Tokyo and Aman New York showed nothing left to pay at the hotel, but Aman Kyoto collected about $532 a night at checkout on our November stay (about $415 in December), and Amanjena about $799 (November) and $804 (March). Budget for those on top of the rates above.

The Cheapest Months

Aman Tokyo is the calendar to play: its cheapest month (February, $1,863) cost less than half its priciest (November, $4,354), with July and August ($2,033) close behind February. Aman New York holds at $4,002 for most of the year (January to April, July and August), so the months to avoid are September ($7,643) and December ($6,097). Amanjena is cheapest in June ($6,591) and January ($6,834). Aman Kyoto was bookable on our engine only between November and January, cheapest in January ($2,814).

What Our Clients Actually Spend

Our booking desk adds a third view: what clients paid per night on the Amans we booked, taxes in. Aman Tokyo, our most-booked Aman, ran about $1,800–5,500 a night with a median of about $4,700; Aman Kyoto about $3,200–5,700; Amangiri, which never appeared on our engine, about $4,800–7,500. Room category drives the range at all three.

For budgeting, that means planning on the median rather than the floor. The cheapest night on our engine at Aman Tokyo was $1,863, but our clients' typical night there cost more than twice that: room category drives the spend, and our clients often book late (our Aman Tokyo and Aman Kyoto bookings were typically made 10 to 16 days before arrival). Plan Aman Tokyo at around $4,700 a night all-in, Aman Kyoto at $3,200 or more and Amangiri at $4,800 or more, before spa, excursions and wine.

What Drives Aman Pricing

Three structural facts set the floor. First, scale: Aman key counts are tiny, 34 suites at Amangiri, 18 casitas at Amanvari, 24 rooms at Aman Venice, so every fixed cost is divided across a fraction of the rooms a normal luxury resort carries. Second, the sites: Aman habitually builds where nothing else stands (900 protected acres of Utah canyon country, a private Philippine island with its own runway), and remote all-villa builds mean the resort constructs and staffs its own infrastructure end to end. Third, staff density: the brand's service ratios are among the industry's highest, and that payroll is uniform whether the entry rate is $600 or $3,700.

The corollary is worth internalizing: the rate reflects land cost and demand, not quality. Amanfayun at ~$600 is not a lesser Aman than Amangiri at $3,700; it just sits on cheaper land with less desperate demand. That is what makes the bottom of the table genuinely interesting.

What's Included, and What Costs Extra

Inclusions vary across the portfolio more than rates do, so read the fine print before comparing numbers. Amangiri and Camp Sarika include all three meals daily for two; a genuine offset at those prices. Aman Nai Lert Bangkok's published rates have bundled airport fast-track, limousine transfers, breakfast, and minibar snacks. Aman New York includes a stocked non-alcoholic minibar and Midtown house-car service, and on our engine its lowest rate always included breakfast for two. Nearly every other Aman lists daily breakfast, or half or full board, among what every stay includes, however you book.

On the other side of the ledger: alcohol, spa treatments, and excursions are extra everywhere, and the marquee activities (Amangiri's via ferrata and helicopter days, Amanpulo's island flights) are premium add-ons that can move a bill by four figures. The good news is what's absent: Aman generally avoids the American resort-fee habit. Taxes are another matter: on our engine Aman Tokyo and Aman New York showed nothing left to pay at the hotel, but Aman Kyoto (about $415–532 a night) and Amanjena (about $799–804) collected taxes at checkout on top of the rate. Confirm the inclusion list, and what is collected at the hotel, for your property and channel when you get a quote.

The Cheapest and Most Expensive Amans

The floor of the brand is China and Sri Lanka: Amanfayun, Amandayan, and Amanyangyun open around $600–900 a night in shoulder season, with Amangalla close behind at ~$700–900 and Amanwella the cheapest beach entry from ~$900. Our cheapest Aman resorts guide maps these entry points and the timing moves that compound them.

The ceiling is North American and Alpine. Amangiri runs ~$3,700–9,400+ with Camp Sarika from ~$6,500; Aman Le Mélézin's winter-only entry rooms span roughly €3,350–6,200 across the season; Amanyara's staffed villas start around $7,000; and Aman New York, the most expensive hotel in New York City, never dipped below $4,002 a night on our 12-month calendar, with its top Grand Suite at $7,174–8,425 on our test stays. Where a property sits in this spread says little about where it ranks on experience: see our best Aman resorts ranking for that entirely different list.

The Camp Sarika Premium

Camp Sarika, the ten-pavilion tented enclave a short buggy ride from Amangiri, starts around $6,500 per night against the main resort's ~$3,700, roughly a 75% premium, with meals for two included at both. What the premium buys: a private plunge pool with every pavilion (only top suites at the main resort have them), one- and two-bedroom layouts that sleep families comfortably, and a looser, safari-style register that contrasts with the main resort's monastic architecture.

Whether it's worth it depends on the party. Couples on a first visit usually do better in a main-resort suite, putting the difference toward the via ferrata and spa; families and groups who want privacy and pools tend to find Sarika the easier fit. Both sides sell out 6–12 months ahead for spring and fall; the full breakdown is in our Amangiri guide.

How to Pay Less Than Rack Rate

Start with the uncomfortable truth: nobody sells Aman for less. Rate parity is strict, there are no member discounts, and any site advertising a cheaper Aman room is reselling something else. Three levers actually work: season, where the peak-to-shoulder spread at the same property regularly exceeds 40% (December–January at Amangiri, August at Aman New York, shoulder months across the Mediterranean); Aman's multi-night and multi-property journey offers, which bundle stay-pay value the nightly rate never shows; and the booking channel, where preferred-partner reservations add a property credit, upgrade priority and VIP recognition at the identical rate. The mechanics are in how to book Aman hotels.

And zoom out to the whole trip, because the biggest percentage discount rarely lives in the hotel line. Aman guests fly long-haul in premium cabins, and that is where Biirdee's fare specialists work, sourcing negotiated and unpublished business and first class fares that never reach the public booking sites. Pairing a parity-priced resort with a fare priced individually for your dates lets us plan the room, the upgrade and the flights against one total budget. Quotes are free, with no booking fees and a concierge on WhatsApp throughout; start with your trip details.

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