Janu Turks & Caicos will bring forth the value of social wellness
There was much fanfare among well-heeled travellers when Aman Group unveiled Janu Tokyo last year. The hubbub, of course, was inevitable. The property marked the first tangible and new expression of the Aman brand. Rather than extending the Aman philosophy of peace and introspection, Janu Tokyo brought forth the value of connection, energy, and social wellness. With the announcement of Janu Turks & Caicos, the group signals that its ambitions for Janu are neither tentative nor regional.
Situated on one of the Caribbean’s most desirable beachfronts, the project represents a conceptual deepening of the Janu identity. Where Aman has historically thrived in remoteness and retreat, Janu takes a different route—one that acknowledges the evolving tastes of luxury travellers who value shared experience.
According to the group, Janu Turks & Caicos will be designed to foster connection. The hotel will offer abundant spaces for wellness, dining, and socialising, all shaped by and responsive to the natural beauty of its coastal setting. The architectural intent is clear: to bring people together, without compromising the refined spatial language Aman Group is known for.
Several culinary concepts and a beach club will form the vibrant core of the resort, complemented by a 50-metre swimming pool and a Spa and Wellness Centre.
“Turks and Caicos is an unrivalled destination in the Caribbean and as part of our strategic vision for Janu, it will be the first home for the brand in the Americas,” says Vlad Doronin, chairman and chief executive officer of Aman Group. “The property will be a place to immerse in the vibrant energy of the destination while enjoying Janu’s visionary luxury hospitality which redefines purposeful travel.”
