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 its steaming private onsen offering healing in the Aman Spa.

Aman Kyoto, Japan - Wellness & Spa, Morning yoga, Forest

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Aman Kyoto, Japan - Experience, Temple visit, Zen Meditation

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Accommodation

Rooms & Pavilions

Embracing a minimalist ryokan aesthetic, Aman Kyoto's Suites and Pavilions frame their spectacular natural surroundings in the resort's secret forest.

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Aman Kyoto, Japan - Private Onsen in Spa

Wellness

Mineral hot springs

The mineral-rich water that springs near Aman Kyoto is central to the wellness philosophy at the resort’s Aman Spa.

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Dining

A heritage of culinary creativity

Sample the peerless art of Japanese hospitality at Taka-An, or savour Western and local cuisines at the convivial Living Pavilion.

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celebrations

Host the perfect event

Surrounded by nature, Aman Kyoto's secluded sanctuary forms an unrivalled backdrop for weddings, events and celebrations.

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exclusive offer

Stay and dine

Complimentary daily breakfast and dinner at The Living Room by Aman is included in this generous exclusive. Choose from Western or Japanese breakfast for two, then as day turns to night, feast on international or Kyoto-inspired seasonal dishes for dinner.

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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.

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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 to Kyoto Station.