Wellbeing Retreat at Aman Kyoto
Escape to Aman Kyoto and lose yourself in the serenity of its delicate gardens and whispering forests – an ethereal setting where peace and harmony prosper. Drawing on ancient Japanese practises such as forest bathing, known as Shinrin Yoku, onsen bathing, and Buddhist principles, Aman Kyoto has created an elegant sanctuary for the body and mind.
Designed as a half-day experience, the Aman Kyoto Wellbeing Retreat will transport you away from the stresses of everyday life and into a world of tranquility. If you’re in search of a brief escape to reset and restore yourself in the beauty of nature, this programme is all you need. Restorative outdoor yoga and signature treatments create peace and balance, with the option to extend your stay and dedicate more time for your physical and mental wellbeing. Luxurious spa treatments, natural hot springs, and shiatsu massage are just some of the tempting possibilities to add on as part of your personalised retreat, tailor-made by our travel specialists.
Sample Inclusions
- Aman Kyoto Signature Journey or Customised Facial (60 min)
- Access to the Onsen Facilities
- Garden Walk
- Outdoor Meditative Yoga
- Nutritious wellness lunch
Exclusive Benefits From Us
- Upgrade on arrival, subject to availability
- Daily Japanese or American breakfast served at the Living Pavilion for two guests per bedroom
- $100 USD equivalent food & beverage credit per room, per stay (not combinable)
- Early Check-In / Late Check-Out, subject to availability
- Complimentary Wi-Fi
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Aman Kyoto has an activities programme strongly based on the healing principles of mindfulness practice offering yoga and meditation classes on a regular basis. One of the most popular activities at Aman Kyoto is the opportunity to learn and practice the zen meditation process with a local monk. Guests of the resort can also receive an invitation to visit Kamishichiken, the oldest of Kyoto's 'flower towns'. The experience allows guests to visit an ancient ochaya (tea house) and spend an afternoon with a geiko (Kyoto term for geisha). The mindful art of Ikebana flower arranging is also a featured activity on the resort's programme.
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