Exclusive to Amanjunkies : Pre and post-Expo

Combine a visit to Shanghai’s Expo 2010 with a stay at one, or both, of China’s Aman resorts.

The Expo 2010 is now open! From May through October “The Great Exhibition” as it is often called, takes place along the banks of the Huangpu River in central Shanghai. This historic event – the largest World Expo ever staged since its debut in 1851 – provides Amanjunkies the ideal opportunity to add to their itinerary the rural setting of Hangzhou and the World Heritage Sites of Beijing.

AMANFAYUN, Hangzhou

AMANFAYUN, Hangzhou
Renowned as one of the most beautiful cities in China, Hangzhou is one hour and twenty minutes by train from Shanghai’s main station.

Set on the outskirts of Hangzhou is Amanfayun where guests can experience the rural China of days gone by. Drawing elements from its historic environment dating back hundreds of years, the village property is a peaceful sanctuary amidst tea fields and ancient Buddhist temples, situated near the picturesque West Lake. Spread throughout the grounds are: the Aman Spa with Reflexology House, Fitness Centre, Bath House and Treatment House; Fayun Place which houses a lounge and the Library; and a choice of eateries including the Steam House, Hangzhou House, Tea House and Restaurant along the main village thoroughfare – Fayun Pathway.

Amanfayun’s concierge service extends to all pre- and post-Expo Amanjunkies complimentary return car transfers from Hangzhou’s train station or airport. Offer is valid until 31 October 2010. Proof of Expo attendance is required upon check-in. Rates from USD 580 per room per night.
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Aman at Summer palace, Beijing

AMAN at SUMMER PALACE, Beijing
Beijing is just a two-hour flight north of Shanghai, with 40 direct flights daily. Situated adjacent to the iconic garden estate which gives this Aman its name, Aman at Summer Palace allows guests access to Beijing’s World Heritage Sites including the Great Wall, the Forbidden City, the Temple of Heaven and the Summer Palace itself.

The resort is imbued with the grace of the imperial Qing Dynasty, with several of the structures over 100 years old and originally used as guest rooms for those visiting the Empress Dowager Cixi at the turn of the 20th century. As well as a number of dining venues set around traditional stone courtyards including The Chinese Restaurant, The Grill, Naoki and The Lounge, the property also offers a unique 5,000-square metre underground spa and recreational facility. This houses the Aman Spa, a sky-lit Yoga and Pilates Studio, a Gymnasium, a 25-metre indoor swimming pool and a 37-seat private cinema.

Exclusive to pre- and post-Expo Amanjunkies, airport representatives will assist you on arrival and departure and complimentary airport transfers will be extended to and from the resort. Offer is valid until 31 October 2010. Proof of Expo attendance is required upon check-in. Rates from USD 550 per room per night.
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