Aman Kyoto, Japan
- Spectacular natural setting in remarkable garden
- Within easy reach of Kyoto's 17 Unesco World Heritage Sites
- A 1-hour drive from Osaka International Airport and 2-hour drive from Kansai International Airport
- Spacious and light-filled interiors, paying homage to the traditional Ryokan inn
- Natural hot springs make onsen an integral part of the property’s wellness offering
- Dining celebrates the unique culinary traditions of Japan using the finest local produce
A remarkable setting, at one with the city's artistic soul
Aman Kyoto represents the fruition of a beautiful landscape first conceived as the garden of a textile museum. Whimsical stone pathways curve gently along the forest floor, and stone slabs blanketed in moss serve as the foundations for the resort's architecture. The secluded grounds are part of what was an artistic community that gave rise to the revered Rinpa school of painting some 400 years ago, and are within easy reach of Kyoto’s most important sites, including the stunning golden temple, Kinkakuji.
Accommodation
The large Rooms & Pavilions serve as a window onto their spectacular natural surroundings
At the resort
Discover all that Aman Kyoto has to offer, from immersive wellness experiences and exceptional dining, to tailored excursions revealing the city’s remarkable history
Wellness
Traditional onsen bathing facilities – both indoors and open-air – deliver relaxation and healing, while dovetailing with a range of treatments that tap into Japan’s plentiful natural apothecary, from green tea to cold-pressed camellia oilDiscover more
Cultural Immersion
Discover Kyoto’s secrets whether meeting a gracious geiko at a traditional tea house, meditating with a monk at Daiouin Temple, learning the art of Ikebana flower arranging or practicing calligraphy with a local expertDiscover more
Dining
Savour both Western and Kyoto-style cuisines at the convivial Living Pavilion with its fire-warmed interiors and breathtaking garden terrace. Or picnic in a forest glade with a personalised hamperDiscover more
Bespoke Events
Choose from multiple beautiful settings, from the Living Pavilion’s rolling lawns and the more intimate stream-side Kurusuno Garden, to Kagamiishi, a traditional space ideal for tea ceremoniesSpecial Requests
No request is too great and no detail too small. We are also here to assist you before your trip begins
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