Personally experienced and checked in at Nai Lert Aman in Bangkok.

To visit this newly opened Aman hotel, I made a special trip to Bangkok! Initially, I thought a city-center Aman would just feature a private garden, but to my surprise, it turned out to be a secluded retreat "grown" within a century-old estate—a real-life Crazy Rich Asian setting, full of storytelling charm! ✈️ Airport to Hotel: Top-notch VIP Experience As soon as you step off the jet bridge, airport VIP reception is ready to assist. A green channel takes you outside in just 10 minutes, where Aman staff are waiting. A luxury car is already on standby, with four staff members serving one guest—this is the pinnacle of Thai hospitality! Surprising detail: Before the driver arrived, they proactively asked if they should contact the hotel in advance, instantly elevating the sense of being respected. 🏨 Stay Experience: A Modern Zen Sanctuary in a Hidden Estate • Exclusive Host Welcome: Greeted at the entrance and assisted throughout, no need to worry about luggage, directly escorted to the 9th-floor lobby. • Premier Suite Upgrade: Over 90 square meters of spacious luxury, blending the minimalist style of Aman New York with the Zen essence of Janu Tokyo, while incorporating Thai silk and handcrafted wood carvings to highlight local soul. Privacy and design coexist, surpassing Janu to become a new favorite! • Welcome Gifts: Fresh longan clusters and chocolate golden leaves, with a turndown gift of Aman’s signature fragrance—luxury and warmth reflected in every detail. 🌿 The Soulful Story of a Century-Old Estate Nai Lert Aman is born from the Nai Lert Estate, built in 1908, once a residence for Thai nobility. Today, it retains its original tropical gardens and colonial-style architecture. Century-old trees are scattered around the pool, and the restaurant terrace offers lush green views—a "living historical oasis" carved out in the city center, where every breath is steeped in the fragrance of time. Ideal for: Vacationers seeking discreet luxury, design enthusiasts passionate about cultural heritage, and urban escapees looking for a private green retreat. Tip: The estate is perfect for tranquil strolls; plan to spend half a day to fully appreciate the dialogue between architecture and nature.