What it is

Six Senses Kyoto is a luxurious sanctuary in the heart of Kyoto, blending traditional Japanese aesthetics with the brand’s signature focus on wellness, sustainability, and understated elegance.

What it isn't

This isn’t a typical city hotel; it’s a tranquil retreat designed to immerse guests in the cultural beauty and natural serenity of Kyoto.

What we think

Six Senses Kyoto is a breathtaking fusion of modern luxury and timeless Japanese design, capturing the spirit of Kyoto’s rich heritage with refined elegance. The rooms and suites feature serene, minimalist decor inspired by traditional tea houses, with natural materials and floor-to-ceiling windows that open onto private gardens or views of Kyoto’s mountains. The wellness offerings are a standout, with an onsen-inspired spa, meditation spaces, and wellness programs that integrate Japanese healing traditions. Dining at Six Senses Kyoto is an elevated experience, with restaurants that showcase seasonal Japanese ingredients and flavors, from delicate kaiseki dinners to innovative plant-based dishes. Every detail, from the tranquil gardens to the personalized service, creates a space where guests can truly unwind and connect with the peaceful rhythms of Kyoto.

You're here because

You’re seeking a luxurious, wellness-focused retreat that offers an authentic Kyoto experience with an emphasis on tranquility, culture, and natural beauty.

The Moment

As you stroll through the peaceful gardens at dusk, lanterns softly illuminating the path, the sound of a nearby waterfall blends with the scent of cedar and fresh mountain air—a perfect embrace of Kyoto’s serene beauty.

Restaurants & Bars

Sekki - All-day dining with dishes reflecting the micro-seasons in the traditional Japanese calendar

Sushi Oga Higashiyama - Impressive offerings aimed to wow sushi connoisseurs

Cafe Sekki - To-go offerings with coffee, teas and juice shots

Nine Tails - Vibe-heavy cocktail lounge

Location

Nestled in the heart of Kyoto, Six Senses Kyoto is close to iconic cultural sites, such as Kiyomizu-dera Temple and Gion, offering guests the chance to explore the historic wonders of the city while retreating to a tranquil oasis.