HOTELS Amanemu - Minimalist Retreat In Ise-Shima Park

Amanemu - Minimalist Retreat In Ise-Shima Park

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Shima-shi Japan East Asia
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Located in a remote part of Japan's beautiful Ise-Shima National Park, Amanemu is a hidden luxury retreat. The resort overlooks Ago Bay, known as the Bay of Pearls, and is surrounded by lush forests and golf courses.

The architecture of Amanemu is a true celebration of minimalism. Inspired by the traditional Japanese Minka houses, the villas feature mostly natural wood, bamboo, and stone. With simple interiors and a soothing color palette, this place is made for relaxing. You can choose between a suite or your own villa with a private garden, a living room, and several terraces.

Whether a suite or a villa, the highlight of your accommodation will be the huge stone bath with three taps: cold, hot, and onsen. Onsen is the ancient Japanese bathing tradition using natural hot springs, which you can enjoy from the comforts of your own room. If that isn’t dreamy enough yet, the bath overlooks stunning sea or forest views.

Thanks to the fantastic location, you can enjoy a vibrant mix of nature and culture here. Ise-Shima National Park offers great hiking, and the island-dotted Ago Bay is best explored by boat. You can also visit Ise Grand Shrine, one of Japan’s most sacred and ancient sites.

And, of course, don’t forget to do what Amanemu is best suited for: relax. The thermal water spa and the infinity pool overlooking the sea should do the job just fine.

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Amanemu hotel main reception building exterior
Amanemu restaurant exterior
Amanemu restaurant interior
Amanemu restaurant bay view
Amanemu library
Amanemu Japanese villa bedroom in minimalist style
Amanemu hotel Nagi Villa living room with bay view
Amanemu Nagi suite bedroom with sea view
Amanemu Mori suite bedroom with nature view
Amanemu Sora Suite Bathroom
Amanemu hotel bathtub with sea view
Amanemu suite terrace with sea view
Amanemu villa private onsen bath
Amanemu aqua treatment
Amanemu yoga studio
Amanemu spa indoor hot tub
Amanemu spa indoor and outdoor thermal tubs
Amanemu terrace fireplace lounge
Amanemu spa small outdoor pools
Amanemu thermal pools
Amanemu aman thermal pool relax hut
Amanemu main swimming pool
Amanemu main swimming pool sunset view
Amanemu sea view
Amanemu sunken terrace
Japanese meditation
Ago Bay in Japan

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2165 Hazako Hamajima-cho Shima-shi Mie 517-0403 Japan


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