Aman Kyoto

A Secret Garden In The Heart Of A Forest

This resort is outfitted with rooms and pavilions and a suite that are reminiscent of traditional Ryokan with minimalistic structures and light-filled interiors with space, surrounded by nature, perfectly imbibing an astute sense of tranquility at every corner

Pavilions: Choose between the two-bedroom Washigamine and Takagamine Pavillions, offering majestic views of the surrounding quietness and natural splendour. Both pavilions feature king-size or twin beds, Tokonoma alcoves, floor-to-ceiling windows, a private bar, private meditation gardens, kitchen facilities, and many other stately amenities. The Pavilions are Ryokan-inspired in design, spanning between 226 sq m (2432 ft) and 241 sq m (2594 sq ft) of luxury accommodation space.

Suite: Takasuitegamine suite, a one-bedroom living and luxury space sitting on an elevated land and occupying 165 sq m (1776 sq ft) of real estate. Features a traditional Japanese tatami bedroom and flooring, Western dining room, living room, floor-to-ceiling windows, king-size or twin bed, private meditation gardens, Tokonoma alcoves, and more contemporary facilities.

Rooms: Choose between Hotaru, Kaede, Nara, and Suzuki Ryokan-inspired rooms with views of maples, moss-covered gardens and stones, forest hillsides, and a partial city view. All rooms are 60 sq m (646 sq ft), facing the west except the susuki east-facing room. All are light-filled, featuring floor-to-ceiling windows, Tokonoma alcoves, king-size or twin beds, a bathroom with a Hinoki Japanese bath, a coffee maker and bar, and a living area with relaxation spots.