Is Aman building in Kyoto
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unfortunate if all 2 story, btw how are they designed
or due to partial opening? only 2 categories loaded
all the press said 4, would be quite a typo / error
either way, possibly 24 / 4 = 6 or 24 / 3 = 8
not all categories reference "first floor"
maybe middle categories guarantee floor
Susuki "River-fronting, east-facing rooms close to the Living Pavilion, Susuki are located on both the ground and first floors, looking over the gardens."
[ground?] Nara "west-facing rooms with views over the beautiful moss-covered gardens, adjacent to ancient stone entrances and in the heart of the resort."
[first floor? "and mountains"] Kaede "west-facing rooms with views over the beautiful gardens and mountains in the distance, adjacent to ancient stone entrances and in the heart of the resort."
Hotaru "west-facing rooms and are located on both the ground and first floor, ensconced on the mountainside and fronting the fast flowing Kamiya river."
2 2BR villas (residences?) called pavilions, top one "most secluded area of the resort"
or due to partial opening? only 2 categories loaded
all the press said 4, would be quite a typo / error
either way, possibly 24 / 4 = 6 or 24 / 3 = 8
not all categories reference "first floor"
maybe middle categories guarantee floor
Susuki "River-fronting, east-facing rooms close to the Living Pavilion, Susuki are located on both the ground and first floors, looking over the gardens."
[ground?] Nara "west-facing rooms with views over the beautiful moss-covered gardens, adjacent to ancient stone entrances and in the heart of the resort."
[first floor? "and mountains"] Kaede "west-facing rooms with views over the beautiful gardens and mountains in the distance, adjacent to ancient stone entrances and in the heart of the resort."
Hotaru "west-facing rooms and are located on both the ground and first floor, ensconced on the mountainside and fronting the fast flowing Kamiya river."
2 2BR villas (residences?) called pavilions, top one "most secluded area of the resort"
Last edited by Kagehitokiri; Mar 22, 2019 at 3:01 pm
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110k jan 5-10, 13-16
kaede added to inventory (below is all 3 categories)
if pavilion tatami rooms are enclosed, could act as third bedroom
pavilions do not specifically mention a powder room (nemu does)
kaede added to inventory (below is all 3 categories)
if pavilion tatami rooms are enclosed, could act as third bedroom
pavilions do not specifically mention a powder room (nemu does)
Last edited by Kagehitokiri; Apr 3, 2019 at 12:27 pm
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added this >
Susuki are located on the ground with the view of moss covered garden or the first floor with the partial city view with maple and wild cherry trees
Nara are west-facing rooms on the ground floor
Kaede are west-facing rooms on the first floor
Hotaru...ground floor rooms face the beautiful moss covered garden and stone wall, and the first floor rooms are ensconced on the mountainside with maple trees
currently seems calendar not allowing room category filtering
blocked online mar 20 - apr 19 , apr 25-27 , jul 17 - aug 16
former dates are peak, latter are tokyo olympics + 2 weeks
categories could easily change >
splitting Susuki and Hotaru by floor
merging Nara and Kaede into one
hotaru still not loaded online
Susuki are located on the ground with the view of moss covered garden or the first floor with the partial city view with maple and wild cherry trees
Nara are west-facing rooms on the ground floor
Kaede are west-facing rooms on the first floor
Hotaru...ground floor rooms face the beautiful moss covered garden and stone wall, and the first floor rooms are ensconced on the mountainside with maple trees
currently seems calendar not allowing room category filtering
blocked online mar 20 - apr 19 , apr 25-27 , jul 17 - aug 16
former dates are peak, latter are tokyo olympics + 2 weeks
categories could easily change >
splitting Susuki and Hotaru by floor
merging Nara and Kaede into one
hotaru still not loaded online
Last edited by Kagehitokiri; Apr 13, 2019 at 6:01 pm
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top 3 categories loaded
as expected dramatic rates for two 2 (or 3) - bedroom villas
some nov dates may have been blocked and now opened
or some bookings of lower rooms may have been upgraded
as expected dramatic rates for two 2 (or 3) - bedroom villas
some nov dates may have been blocked and now opened
or some bookings of lower rooms may have been upgraded
Last edited by Kagehitokiri; Apr 13, 2019 at 6:02 pm
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Managed to find the Kerry Hill book with the Amaniwa plans and drawings , now Aman Kyoto
there are 2 x 2 storey buildings both facing a river - one block with 5 units per floor = 10 units in total , one block with 3 units per floor = 6 units .
And 2 x 1 storey buildings with 3 units per block = 6 units
( 2 units with 2 bedrooms ? - takagamine & washigamine )
in total 24 “rooms” .
unless plans have been modified .
there are 2 x 2 storey buildings both facing a river - one block with 5 units per floor = 10 units in total , one block with 3 units per floor = 6 units .
And 2 x 1 storey buildings with 3 units per block = 6 units
( 2 units with 2 bedrooms ? - takagamine & washigamine )
in total 24 “rooms” .
unless plans have been modified .
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so 3/4/10 per building
descriptions changed to >
Susuki East-facing rooms close to Kamiya river
Hotaru On the side of the entrance to the guest room, there is the fast flowing Kamiya river
110 > 320 susuki
120 > 330 nara
130 > 340 kaede
150 > 360 hotaru
750 > 1150 2BR takagamine (tatami room with futons = 3rd BR?)
800 > 1200 2BR washigamine (tatami room with futons = 3rd BR?)
FS / RC rates (top not online) >
https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/luxu...l#post30750732
rates from
110 dec jan feb mar jun jul
120 may sep
140 nov aug oct nov
165 apr
vs RC early march
95 entry room
110 luxury room
descriptions changed to >
Susuki East-facing rooms close to Kamiya river
Hotaru On the side of the entrance to the guest room, there is the fast flowing Kamiya river
110 > 320 susuki
120 > 330 nara
130 > 340 kaede
150 > 360 hotaru
750 > 1150 2BR takagamine (tatami room with futons = 3rd BR?)
800 > 1200 2BR washigamine (tatami room with futons = 3rd BR?)
FS / RC rates (top not online) >
https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/luxu...l#post30750732
rates from
110 dec jan feb mar jun jul
120 may sep
140 nov aug oct nov
165 apr
vs RC early march
95 entry room
110 luxury room
Last edited by Kagehitokiri; Apr 13, 2019 at 6:03 pm
#101
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Managed to find the Kerry Hill book with the Amaniwa plans and drawings , now Aman Kyoto
there are 2 x 2 storey buildings both facing a river - one block with 5 units per floor = 10 units in total , one block with 3 units per floor = 6 units .
And 2 x 1 storey buildings with 3 units per block = 6 units
( 2 units with 2 bedrooms ? - takagamine & washigamine )
in total 24 “rooms” .
unless plans have been modified .
there are 2 x 2 storey buildings both facing a river - one block with 5 units per floor = 10 units in total , one block with 3 units per floor = 6 units .
And 2 x 1 storey buildings with 3 units per block = 6 units
( 2 units with 2 bedrooms ? - takagamine & washigamine )
in total 24 “rooms” .
unless plans have been modified .
So in total it’s 22 units and the 2 villas must be new additions to the original plans .
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seems like they might be residences, like 4 at nemu
buyer of aman kyoto long planned niseko residences
(kyoto and niseko both 'older' kerry hill designs)
not sure if either kyoto or nemu is considering more
buyer of aman kyoto long planned niseko residences
(kyoto and niseko both 'older' kerry hill designs)
not sure if either kyoto or nemu is considering more
Last edited by Kagehitokiri; Apr 12, 2019 at 1:09 pm