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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.
Part Arabian palace part old-world fortress, the Shangri-La Al Husn Resort & Spa, sitting on a cliff overlooking the Arabian Sea, is an ode to Middle East architecture on the Gulf of Oman, and there is no resort more exclusive this side of Muscat.
Perched on the edge of a ravine 2000m above sea level in the Al Hajar Mountains, Alila Jabal Akhdar is one of Oman’s most beautiful wilderness retreats. The hotel has been around since 2014, nestled in a lesser known canyonland of the Middle East.
Opened in 2024 on the shores of Shatti Al Qurum, Mandarin Oriental, Muscat perfectly balances city and sea. Nestled between the Arabian Sea and Hajar Mountains, it sits moments from the capital’s diplomatic heart and the Royal Opera House. This luminous retreat offers a distinct sense of place, blending Omani heritage with contemporary luxury in a deeply connected, coastal setting.
Set on the Musandam Peninsula, Six Senses Zighy Bay sits between the Hajar Mountains and the Gulf of Oman. Reached by mountain road, speedboat or paraglider, the resort occupies a bay that remained isolated from much of the country for generations.
Sitting just 20 minutes north of old Muscat, The Chedi Muscat is an exclusive beach resort right where the Al Hajar Mountains meet the Gulf of Oman. The hotel was imagined by architect Jean-Michel Gathy and it’s Oman’s first contemporary, minimalist hotel.
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.
Sitting in Courchevel 1850, in the heart of Les Trois Vallée, Aman Le Melezin is an intimate hotel of just 31 rooms, styled like a classic French château. It opens seasonally, starting December.
Bangkok moves to its own rhythm—dynamic, electric, relentless. But here, within the storied Nai Lert Park, time slows. Hidden in plain sight, Aman Nai Lert Bangkok is a world apart, where the city’s pulse hums just beyond your secluded retreat.
Aman Rosa Alpina is located in San Cassiano. The interiors pair natural wood and stone with Alpine design, while rooms and suites look towards the village, forest or mountain peaks.
Aman’s first urban hotel stays true to the brand by being as secluded as possible in the busiest city in the world.