Nara

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Nara - Bedroom
Bedroom, Kaede Room - Aman Kyoto, Japan
Nara - Bedroom
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Nara - Bathroom
Aman Kyoto, Japan - Accommodation
Nara - Bedroom
Bathroom, Kaede Room - Aman Kyoto, Japan
Nara - Bathroom
Writing Desk, Hotaru Room - Aman Kyoto, Japan
Nara - Living Area
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Aman Kyoto, Japan - Resort, forest Living Area, Kaede Rooms - Aman Kyoto, Japan

West-facing Nara rooms, resting in the heart of the resort, offering views of lush shrubs, towering tree trunks and moss-covered stone walls, framed by the mountainside. Evoking a profound sense of harmony with nature, the rooms pay homage to the traditional Japanese Ryokan inn, with natural wood materials, floor-to-ceiling windows, tatami flooring and tokonoma alcoves. Spanning 60 square metres (646 square feet), a serene bedroom and living space are complemented by a spacious bathroom featuring a Hinoki Japanese bath and double vanity.

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All stays include

  • Daily breakfast
  • In-room refreshment and beverages including alcoholic drinks
  • Afternoon selection of assorted local sweets paired with Japanese teas, including matcha green tea
  • Complimentary soft drink selection available at The Living Pavilion by Aman throughout the day
  • Evening aperitif of beer, wine, Champagne and more, accompanied by small snacks
  • Guided tour of Aman Kyoto's secret garden
  • Access to Aman Spa’s hot-spring onsen bathing facilities

Amenities

  • Garden views with verdant shrub and stone pathways
  • 60 square metres (646 square feet) combined bedroom/living area
  • King-size bed or twin beds
  • Living area with two relaxation areas: Japanese and Western tables
  • Tokonoma alcove
  • Hinoki Japanese bath
  • Separate shower/WC
  • Wifi, TV, safe
  • Personal bar, coffee machine

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Aman Kyoto

Washigamine Pavilion

Surrounded by nature in the highest and most secluded area of the resort, the east-facing pavilion pays homage to the traditional Japanese Ryokan inn and looks over the entire garden and the Hieisan in the distance. A trekking path leads directly from the pavilion through the surrounding forest and various private meditation gardens can be found nearby. At 241 square metres (2594 square feet) the pavilion is the largest accommodation at the resort and features a living room, a traditional Japanese Tatami room, a Western dining room and a kitchen area. Two en-suite bedrooms feature natural woods, floor-to-ceiling windows, tatami flooring and tokonoma alcoves, and are connected to the living-dining area. For guests who would like to experience a stay more similar to the traditional Japanese Ryokan Inn, futons can be provided in the Japanese Tatami room.