Aman Kyoto, Kyoto

Location

Aman Kyoto is located at the foothills of the Hidari Daimonji mountain and is close to Kyoto's golden Kinkaku-ji Temple and 16 other UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The resort is approximately 30 minutes by car from Kyoto Station, adding accessibility to a serene escape. Guests can enjoy a tranquil setting in a hidden garden that embodies the essence of nature.

Rooms & Pavilions

Aman Kyoto's Rooms and Pavilions offer a contemporary homage to traditional Japanese Ryokan inns, featuring minimalist designs that invite nature indoors. Each room is spacious and light-filled, designed to foster a calm and serene environment. This design allows guests to enjoy picturesque views of the historic garden and forest that surround the property.

Wellness

The Aman Spa at Aman Kyoto integrates mineral-rich water sources known for their healing properties, offering traditional onsen bathing facilities. A range of treatments is available that incorporate local healing ingredients, including Kyoto green tea and sake. Additionally, guests can participate in yoga sessions conducted in the gardens to promote relaxation and well-being.

Dining

Dining at Aman Kyoto includes experiences at Taka-An, where Chef Shinichiro Takagi presents an omakase Kaiseki menu that evolves with the seasons. The Living Pavilion offers a selection of local and Western dishes, showcasing ingredients sourced from the surrounding area. Seasonal afternoon tea and nightly aperitifs also enrich the culinary offerings available to guests.

Experiences

Aman Kyoto provides exclusive access to cultural experiences that highlight the traditions of Japan, including meditation with Zen monks and visits to ancient tea houses. Guests can also explore the region through guided bicycle tours or hands-on workshops in Ikebana and miniature garden design. The hotel's commitment to authentic cultural engagement elevates the guest experience beyond ordinary travel.

Highlights

Location: Secluded garden at the foothills of Hidari Daimonji mountain

Rooms: Rooms and Pavilions designed as traditional Japanese Ryokans

Wellness: Spa with onsen bathing facilities

Dining: Omakase dining at Taka-An with seasonal menus

Experiences: Private access to cultural immersions and ancient temples