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Aman New York opens first exclusive homes
Aman New York has opened two exclusive self-contained homes at its Manhattan property and are now available to hotel guests.
They are the first in a collection of 22 privately-owned Aman Residences.
The two homes are available for reservations.
Additional homes will become available to book in 2024, expanding the hotel’s existing inventory of 83 suites.
Situated on the upper floors of the historic Crown Building, the homes are ideal for both short-term and extended stays.
The One-bedroom Home features floor-to-ceiling windows offering views of the city, while the 345 sq-m Three-bedroom Home offers views of Central Park.
They are accessed via dedicated elevators from the 14th floor reception of Aman New York.
Homes have expansive open plan living and dining areas and all bedrooms have ensuite bathrooms.
Aman New York Home stay guests have complimentary use of the hotel car for nearby drop-offs, in addition to a personal butler service.
All overnight guests have access to the hotel’s facilities.
These include the three-floor Aman Spa and two signature restaurants, alongside the Lounge Bar, subterranean Jazz Club and alfresco dining terraces.
Rates for Aman New York homes are available upon request, with no minimum stay required.
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