Aman Kyoto

Washigamine Pavilion (Secluded Hilltop Location) (241 sq m): This two-bedroom pavilion is located at the highest, most secluded point of the property, offering extensive views over the surrounding gardens and forested landscapes. It features a traditional tatami-matted room, a lounge and dining area, and abundant use of natural timbers and beautiful artifacts. Floor futons are provided for those wishing to sleep in traditional style. A trekking path leads directly from the pavilion through the forested grounds to private meditation gardens.

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Takagamine Pavilion (Elevated East-Facing Location) (226 sq m): This spacious pavilion features two en-suite bedrooms with natural woods, floor-to-ceiling windows, tatami flooring, and tokonoma alcoves. It includes a living room, traditional Japanese tatami room, Western dining room, and kitchen area. Perched above a handcrafted ancient stone wall, it offers panoramic views over the maple and cedar forest, with Hieizan mountain in the distance. A trekking path leads directly from the pavilion through the forested grounds to private meditation gardens.

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Nara Room (West-Facing) (60 sq m): Located either in the heart or the most secluded areas of the resort, these rooms offer views of lush shrubs, moss-covered stone walls, or trees embraced by the mountainside. They feature natural woods, floor-to-ceiling windows, tatami flooring, and tokonoma alcoves. The serene bedroom and living space are complemented by a spacious bathroom with a Hinoki Japanese bath and double vanity.

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Kaede Room (First Floor, West-Facing) (60 sq m): These rooms provide views of mature maple trees and the forest garden. Designed with elements inspired by traditional Japanese Ryokan inns, the space combines a bedroom and living area featuring natural woods, floor-to-ceiling windows, tatami flooring, a tokonoma alcove, and a bathroom equipped with a Hinoki Japanese bath and double vanity.

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Susuki Terrace Room (East-Facing with Terrace): These east-facing rooms come with private terraces overlooking a serene moss garden, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the tranquil natural surroundings.

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Susuki Room (East-Facing): Bathed in abundant natural light, these east-facing rooms offer a harmonious blend of traditional Japanese design and modern comfort, providing a peaceful retreat within the resort's lush environment.

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