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Tokyo, Japan
Aman Tokyo occupies the top six floors of the Otemachi Tower, and the arrival is the point: a lift opens onto a thirty-metre atrium of washi paper and dark timber, silent above the city. Rooms are the largest in Tokyo and are built around the view — the Imperial Palace gardens on one side, Mount Fuji on a clear winter morning on the other. The spa runs across two floors, and the 30-metre pool is walled in glass on both sides.



Paris, France
Cheval Blanc occupies the Art Deco half of the Samaritaine on the Seine, and its seventy-two rooms and suites almost all look at the river. Plénitude holds three Michelin stars; the Dior Spa runs the length of a floor and ends at a 30-metre pool lit like a private cinema. The Pont Neuf is a minute away, the Louvre five.