Kyoto, Japan
Rooms & Suites
Aman Kyoto Rooms & Suites
Twenty-six rooms and pavilions sit on garden paths rather than hotel corridors. Guest rooms are 60 square metres with hinoki baths, tatami, and tokonoma — Susuki and Susuki Terrace face east toward the Kamiya River (the terrace adds 20 square metres); Nara and Kaede face west maple and moss. Takagamine Suite has one bedroom, a tatami room, Western living, dining, and a kitchen above a stone wall toward Higashiyama. Takagamine Pavilion is 226 square metres with two ensuites. Washigamine Pavilion is 241 square metres with two ensuites, a Mount Hiei view, and the most secluded sit. Ask for Susuki versus Washigamine, and ground-floor terrace versus first floor, when you book.
5 categories on the live list
Before you book a room
- All rooms feature traditional aromatic hinoki cypress ofuro soaking tubs and floor-to-ceiling forest glass.
- Washigamine Pavilion features a dedicated Japanese tatami living room and private dining kitchen.
Category 1
Susuki Room
A serene garden pavilion featuring minimalist tamo-wood paneling, tatami seating, king bed, floor-to-ceiling moss garden views, and a deep aromatic hinoki cypress ofuro soaking tub.
Category 2
Nara Room
Surrounded by mature maple and cedar trees, featuring custom Japanese furnishings, luxury bathroom with separate rain shower, and aromatic hinoki soaking tub.
Category 3
Kaede Room
Positioned on elevated forest terraces offering elevated canopy vistas, seasonal autumn foliage, tatami lounge, and deep wooden ofuro tub.
Category 4
Hotaru Room
Set beside a natural mountain stream and stone moss garden, offering peaceful water acoustics, private forest vistas, and bespoke tea service.
Category 5
Washigamine Pavilion
An expansive two-bedroom presidential residence featuring a traditional tatami living salon, formal dining room, kitchen, dual hinoki baths, and private forest garden.
Aman Kyoto rooms FAQ
- What features are inside each pavilion?
- Rooms feature tatami matting, tamo-wood interiors, floor-to-ceiling glass, and deep aromatic hinoki wood soaking tubs.
- What room categories exist at Aman Kyoto?
- Categories include Susuki, Nara, Kaede, and Hotaru Rooms (60 m²), plus the presidential Washigamine Pavilion (241 m²).
- Do all rooms have forest views?
- Yes, all 26 rooms and pavilions feature floor-to-ceiling glass framing views of the moss garden and maple trees.
- Is Wi-Fi available in the forest pavilions?
- Yes, high-speed wireless internet is available throughout all guest pavilions and resort public spaces.
Reviewed by Hotel Flock · Last updated September 2026