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Living Area, Susuki Room - Aman Kyoto, Japan — Susuki - Living Area

Aman_Kyoto_Accommodation_Bathroom — Susuki - Bathroom

Bedroom, Susuki Room - Aman Kyoto, Japan — Susuki - Bedroom

Living Area, Susuki Room - Aman Kyoto, Japan — Susuki - Living Area

Living Area, Susuki Room - Aman Kyoto, Japan — Susuki - Living Area

Exterior, Susuki Room - Aman Kyoto, Japan — Susuki - Exterior

Moss Covered Steps in Gardens - Aman Kyoto, Japan

Living Area, Susuki Rooms - Aman Kyoto, Japan

East-facing spaces close to Kamiya river, Susuki Rooms offer views of Aman Kyoto’s forest surroundings, yet allow in plenty of natural light. Paying homage to the traditional Japanese Ryokan inn, the 60 square metres (646 square feet) features natural woods, floor-to-ceiling windows, tatami flooring and a tokonoma alcove. A large bedroom and living area with two separate spaces with relaxation is accompanied by a bathroom with Hinoki Japanese bath, two sinks and a separate show and WC for ample privacy and space.

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Amenities

Forest views with ample natural light
60 square metres (646 square feet) combined bedroom/living area
King-size bed or twin beds
Living area with two relaxation areas
Tokonoma alcove
Hinoki Japanese bath
Separate shower/WC
Wifi, TV, safe
Personal bar, coffee machine

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