Hidden within a secret garden at the foothills of Hidari Daimonji mountain, this tranquil retreat is enveloped by 80 acres of moss-covered forest, meandering pathways and towering maple trees. The resort invites guests to connect deeply with nature and experience Japan's cultural heritage. Art lovers will appreciate the short walk to Kinkaku-ji Temple, the famed Golden Pavilion, an if you're seeking relaxation, make sure to save time to unwind in the resort’s private onsen fed by natural hot springs.

Aman Kyoto's 26 guest rooms showcase the understated beauty of Japanese design, featuring natural woods, tatami mats and floor-to-ceiling windows that frame forest views. Each room offers thoughtful living spaces, hinoki wood ofuro bathtubs and tokonoma alcoves displaying curated art pieces. For guests who value the utmost privacy, the Washigamine and Takagamine Pavilions provide expansive retreats with two ensuite bedrooms, living and dining areas, and fully equipped kitchens. Set in the most secluded parts of the resort, these pavilions are ideal for families or groups seeking an exclusive haven with direct access to private gardens and forest trails.

Located in the northern hills of Kyoto, the resort is a 20-minute drive from Kyoto Station and an hour from Osaka International Airport (ITM). Neighboring sites like Kinkaku-ji and Ryoan-ji Temples offer easy access to cultural treasures while providing a peaceful escape. Private transfers are available, or guests may utilize Japan's efficient rail network. The concierge team assists with travel plans.