Opened in February, Ritz-Carlton, Kyoto is the brand's fourth Japan property.
Ritz Carlton, Kyoto —
Opened in February, Ritz-Carlton, Kyoto is the brand's fourth Japan property.
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The living room in the 212-square-meter Ritz-Carlton Suite is spacious. The top option in the hotel, it has 600-thread-count linens
Ritz-Carlton Suite —
The living room in the 212-square-meter Ritz-Carlton Suite is spacious. The top option in the hotel, it has 600-thread-count linens
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The Ritz-Carlton, Kyoto's design includes a three-tier waterfall that stretches down a wall through several elements of the property, including Mizuki restaurant. It ends in the basement swimming pool.
Three-tier waterfall —
The Ritz-Carlton, Kyoto's design includes a three-tier waterfall that stretches down a wall through several elements of the property, including Mizuki restaurant. It ends in the basement swimming pool.
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The tempura station at Ritz-Carlton, Kyoto's Mizuki restaurant, which also specializes in sushi, teppanyaki and kaiseki (Japanese traditional haute cuisine).
Japanese restaurant Mizuki —
The tempura station at Ritz-Carlton, Kyoto's Mizuki restaurant, which also specializes in sushi, teppanyaki and kaiseki (Japanese traditional haute cuisine).
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Designers of Ritz-Carlton, Kyoto infused the character and aesthetic of a traditional Meiji house and courtyard into the architectural structure of the building, as seen here at the front desk.
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Designers of Ritz-Carlton, Kyoto infused the character and aesthetic of a traditional Meiji house and courtyard into the architectural structure of the building, as seen here at the front desk.
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The private dining room inside Ritz-Carlton, Kyoto's Italian restaurant La Locanda is part of an actual townhouse. Once owned by Denzaburi Fujitia, founder of the Fujita industrial group, designers reassembled it inside the restaurant.
italian restaurant La Locanda —
The private dining room inside Ritz-Carlton, Kyoto's Italian restaurant La Locanda is part of an actual townhouse. Once owned by Denzaburi Fujitia, founder of the Fujita industrial group, designers reassembled it inside the restaurant.
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For those who want that ryokan experience, the Ritz-Carlton, Kyoto's corner tatami suite lets guests sleep on traditional futons.
Tatami suites —
For those who want that ryokan experience, the Ritz-Carlton, Kyoto's corner tatami suite lets guests sleep on traditional futons.
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