Kyoto, Japan

Aman Kyoto

Set in a secret garden at the heart of a forest, Aman Kyoto rests a stone’s throw from Kyoto’s golden Kinkaku-ji Temple and 16 other Unesco World Heritage Sites. The resort is nonetheless a secluded world apart, with light-filled suites and pavilions set in tranquil glades and steaming onsen offering healing in the Aman Spa.

Aman Kyoto, Washigamine Suite, Accommodation

Aman Kyoto, Japan - Accomodation, Washigamine Suite

Aman Kyoto and your wellbeing

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Accommodation

Rooms & Pavilions

Embracing a minimalist ryokan aesthetic, Suites and Pavilions frame their spectacular natural surroundings

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Dining

Seasonal Afternoon Tea

Experience Aman Kyoto’s seasonal afternoon tea in the elegant interiors around a central fireplace.

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Living Area, Susuki Rooms - Aman Kyoto, Japan

Offer

Culinary Sanctuary

Savour a multi-course dinner with your own personal chef in your hillside Suite or Pavilion with complimentary breakfast and transfers.

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Experiences

The Living Pavilion by Aman

Aman Kyoto’s Living Pavilion restaurant complements its beautiful natural setting, with cuisine reflecting the seasons with its constantly changing menu.

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Experiences

Cultural Immersion

The hidden gardens of Aman Kyoto are the starting point for countless inspiring journeys into the secrets of Japan’s ancient imperial capital. No fewer than 17 awe-inducing Unesco World Heritage sites are within easy reach, and Aman has privileged access to an array of temples and transformative cultural encounters – out of reach for most travellers.

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Wellness

Onsen bathing at the Aman Spa

Dating back to the sixth century and known for its health-giving benefits, the ritual of onsen bathing can still be experienced today at Aman Kyoto, in the healing waters of the resort’s onsen bathing pools.

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Getting here

Aman Kyoto is situated in a secret garden at the foothills of the iconic Hidari Daimonji mountain, in Kyoto's northern Takagamine district, about 30 minutes by car from Kyoto Station. It is a one-hour drive from Osaka International Airport or a two-hour drive or 90-minute express train ride from Kansai International Airport.