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Large Korean resorts build whole leisure worlds along the coast, with space to stay longer.

Ananti is a Korean resort company known for large coastal and city resorts, above all Ananti Cove and Village de Ananti on the Busan coast. A Montenegrin resort called Ānanti, at Reževići, shares the name but not the company and is filed as independent.

3 Ananti hotels in 1 country on the Luxury Hotels Atlas, each placed on the six LHA Tiers.

History

Ananti is a Korean resort company known for large coastal and city resorts, above all Ananti Cove and Village de Ananti on the Busan coast. A Montenegrin resort called Ānanti, at Reževići, shares the name but not the company and is filed as independent.

Timeline

The houses to know

  1. Ananti At Busan Village, Busan, South Korea — Opened 18 July 2023 on the Gijang coast: 114 duplex rooms that non-members can actually book, inside Village de Ananti, a 160,000-square-meter third-generation Ananti 'village' of plazas, pools, and an LP bookstore.
  2. Ananti at Gangnam, Seoul, South Korea — Ananti at Gangnam brought the Korean resort group's village idea into Seoul in 2023, with 180 keys near Apgujeong, a wellness house in the capital after the resorts at Busan Cove and Namhae.
  3. Ananti at Busan Cove, Busan, South Korea — Ananti Hilton Busan dropped the Hilton flag in 2023 and became Ananti at Busan Cove, the beachfront anchor of a Gijang resort village east of Haeundae.

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