Hello there, thank you for nice vlog.👍 Also that you presented the area, Azabudai Hills. Interesting compare this area with older Roppongi Hills. Big bonus for you also presenting the costs of your stay. Many vloggers dont bother to do that! Sometimes wonder, why not. For many that info is interesting, when evaluating the value for money factor. Your famous collegue, or competitor, LuxuryTravel Expert is one of those who ignores the price tag. Even if in his Brand Promise that is mentioned. Waiting for your next review 🌃. Keep up ypur good work!
Thank you very much, this is the highlight of travelling ... your finesse as representation for details is highly respected ... congrats, enjoyed this to the utmost, with kind regards ...
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Love the Aman brand and you video it in such a detailed way. Would you ever try the summer palace hotel in China? I haven't seen many reviews, but it's a place I'd love to go.
Nightly fee at an Aman hotel often costs more than $3,000. Although a room at Janu, Aman's more affordable sibling brand, costs only about half the price of a room at Aman, it is still expensive -- even when compared to other five-star hotels. Aman hotels are known for their exclusivities, attention to details, and unparalleled personalized services. Certainly guests will not get the same one-of-a-kind experiences as at Aman, but I think that Janu guests will still have an exceptional stay. For one, the staff-to-guest ratio at a Janu hotel is 3:1, half of the staff-to-guest ratio at an Aman hotel. A decline in quality? Not really, because the staff-to-guest ratio of 3:1 is still higher than that at many five-star hotels. The ideal staff-to-guest ratio for a five-star hotel is 2.5:1. At Janu, it is 3:1. Given the high staff-to-guest ratio, guests at Janu can still enjoy quite personalized service and experience the company's commitment to attention to details. Unlike the boutique nature of Aman resorts that have only up to about 50 rooms and suites, Janu hotels have far more rooms and create opportunities for guests to socialize. The gym shown in this video occupies 4,000 sqm and is the largest in Tokyo. So, Aman or Janu? 😄 Besides the money issue, I think it also goes down to what you are looking for: a highly personalized and intimate experience where you often stay in high-rise penthouse or standalone villa, or a less exclusive but more lively stay with more human connections. Nice video. You covered everything I wanted to see about Janu Tokyo. Thanks for sharing!
🎉Hello there dear friend, you filmed very well. I ❤the way you advertised magnificent hotels 🏨. And be honest I'm addicted hotels. God bless you and take care 🙂 see you in my dreams. 🎉
sorry i dont understand what s nice in sight of buildings ? For me nice is when i see lot of trees or flowers and also it can be original architecture . Realy I saw from room the terrasse and thought it was a construction site🙃 no nice view it isent
Pls allow an extra comment : never seen anything even close to the offering of JANU WELLNESS! Its beyond on any expectations, even for a luxury hotel. As long time gym trainer and sport enthusiast I have never pumped into this Technogym's amazing Outrace equipment. Thank you for this piece of information! The Italian Alexandri brothers established this famous gym brand in their garage 40 yrs ago, like Steven Jobs did with Apple. Both came leaders in their niche. Time will tell how this type of wide variety of Wellness concept evolves among ultra luxury hotels . Atm this hotel leads this trend... By a margin to all others. 🤏
