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Since 2008, Lartisien has traveled the globe to curate a collection of the world’s finest luxury hotels. Our team carefully selects each property for its embodiment of the French Art of Travel, with a focus on excellence, cultural immersion, and personalized service. Every hotel, whether newly added or long-established, is chosen for its high standards and distinctive qualities that make it truly exceptional.
For their third property in Japan, Aman chose the forested ambiance of a forgotten imperial garden, thick with maples and scattered with minimalist rooms and whimsical stone pathways. It’s a side of Kyoto that feels far removed from the city’s crowd-packed temples.
Aman’s first urban hotel stays true to the brand by being as secluded as possible in the busiest city in the world.
Set within Ise-Shima National Park, Amanemu overlooks Ago Bay, a coastline shaped by pearl cultivation, fishing villages and forested hills. Just beyond the resort lies Ise Jingū, the most important shrine in Shinto tradition, rebuilt every twenty years according to a ritual that has endured for more than 1,300 years.
In Japan’s picturesque town of Shuzenji on the Izu Peninsula lies a little enclave founded over 500 years ago by monks who dwelt there. Today, the grounds have been transformed into the Asaba Ryokan, the finest example of traditional Japanese hospitality.
Occupying the top 6 floors of the 45-storey Tokyo Midtown Yaesu skyscraper, Bulgari Hotel Tokyo brings contemporary Italian style and Bulgari glamour to the Japanese capital. The hotel is the 8th gem of the Bulgari Collection, this time infused with touches of Japanese tradition.
Located in Kyoto’s historic temple district and designed around an 800-year-old pond garden that once belonged to the Lord Keeper of Japan, the Four Seasons Hotel Kyoto is a hotel with grandeur in spades.
In the heart of the financial district of Tokyo, but also a stone’s throw from Ginza and Asakusa with its older Tokyo atmosphere, Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi is a new sky-high sanctuary in the Japanese capital.
Hotel The Mitsui Kyoto, recently awarded the highest Three Key hotel distinction by Michelin, is the first of the Hotel The Mitsui Kyoto brand of iconic, ultra-luxury properties, designed to embody and reflect the harmony between the natural environment, the four seasons and the five senses.
Tokyo is a city of contrasts—precision and chaos, ancient temples and neon skylines, fast-paced days and endless nights. And then, there’s Janu Tokyo. Rooted in the dynamic heart of Azabudai Hills in Minato, this is where the city’s energy is captured, refined, and redefined. A place that doesn’t just embrace Tokyo’s duality—it amplifies it.
At the Palace Hotel Tokyo, the city’s past blends with its present to create a uniquely Japanese hotel.