A hotel in the forest.

$Aman Kyoto is located in a secret garden in the heart of a 32-hectare forest. The courtyard is covered with moss, preserving its original natural landscape to the greatest extent. This garden is called Kerry Hill Garden, in memory of the late master architect. After 40 years of creating the ultimate Japanese aesthetics, the quiet, simple and timeless architecture is hidden and completely immersed in the accommodation building in the forest, which can naturally awaken the long-lost sensibility and silence of human beings. $The moss-covered cobblestone path connects the courtyards (gardens) in a winding way, "The stream flowers and Zen are forgotten." Kerry retains many of the original ancient elements, such as rocks, the original appearance of the shady road, the messy maple leaves and the passing monks, etc., presenting the beauty of the contemporary architecture and the garden where it is located to the guests who live in Aman. $The 24 suites are divided into four types: firefly, maple, yew, and awn, distributed in four buildings, facing different scenery. The room design adopts the Japanese minimalist style, but the elements are not missing. While modern elements coexist, all rooms are designed with tatami rooms and beds, and traditional Japanese "cypress wind Lu" is installed, with the fragrance of high-grade wood floating.