Ritz-Carlton Kyoto Meetings and Incentives Located in the heart of a city famed for its Zen temples, palaces and gardens, the downtown luxury resort brings the unsurpassed elegance and renowned service of The Ritz-Carlton to Kyoto, while honoring the cultural heritage of the city through design. The resort is 100 minutes’ drive from Kansai International Airport.

GUEST ROOMS AND SUITES Designed by Remedios Design Studio, the Japan resort features 134 guest rooms and suites, most with breathtaking views of the Kamogawa river and the Higashiyama mountains. The resort features 17 luxurious suites including the Garden Terrace Suite – floor-to-ceiling windows with private Zen garden terrace deck; Garden Terrace Suite TATAMI – traditional tatami mats and futon with Japanese gardens and Higashiyama mountain views and personal balcony with table for contemplation and relaxation; Corner Suite TATAMI – traditional Japanese style with traditional tatami mats and futon and décor with Japanese garden and old Kyoto views; Suite TSUKIMI – private garden with traditional moon viewing deck, dining area and study desk; Suite KAMOGAWA – spacious, overlooking the panoramic views of Kamogawa river and Higashiyama mountains; The Ritz-Carlton Suite – premium, spacious suite with private dining room and study, complete with a private balcony and fireplace. All suites are thoughtfully designed to provide luxurious comfort and feature traditional Japanese décor and Kyoto craft tradition.

DESIGN The resort’s design concept is based on five key words and feelings: Utage (Festive), Seido (serenity and movement), Miyabi (elegance), Hana (splendid) and Nagomi (harmony). The Ritz-Carlton, Kyoto makes use of a design that is in harmony with the historical neighborhood’s environment, while achieving a fusion of traditional and contemporary Japanese style sought to retain the character and aesthetic of a traditional Meiji house and courtyard into the architectural structure of the building to reflect the ancient culture of the city. Interiors created by Peter Remedios Design Studio pay homage to the traditions of Japan, with patterned motifs created by local artisans and the incorporation of Zen gardens and water features, including a three-story waterfall positioned in the heart of the property. Mizuki, La Locanda and The Bar were designed by Design Studio SPIN infusing exceptional craftsmanship with traditional Japanese influences into modern spaces.

ART The theme of the property’s extensive art collection is “The Tale of Genji,” the classic novel written by Murasaki Shikibu in the 11th century. In the public areas, the design attempts to recreate the atmosphere of the residence of Genji Hikaru, the protagonist of the story. 80 artists, mainly Kyoto’s local artists, have created a total of 409 works interpreting the delicate, graceful sentiment of Genji’s time for the contemporary world.

Guest Room Features & Amenities

•Fine 600-thread count linens •Nespresso coffee machine and Nestle tea server in room •Mini-bar featuring gourmet products and selected wines •In-room safe box •Cherry blossom design full marble bathroom with combined bathtub and rainforest shower, dual vanities for convenience •Kyoto Shabon-ya handmade soap and bath salts •Luxury Asprey bath essentials •Yukata, Imabari bathrobes and slippers •18.5-23 inch LCD TV in bathroom •47-50 inch LCD TV •Blu-ray DVD player •Bluetooth Tivoli Audio •Complimentary wired and wireless high-speed internet access •24 hour in-room dining for your convenience •Turndown service available nightly •Laundry and valet service available •Overnight shoe shine service •Complimentary newspapers upon request •Access to indoor swimming pool •Access to 24-hour fitness center

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