Ritz-Carlton has opened its fourth property in Japan with a 136-bedroom Kyoto offering on the island of Honshu.
Located in the centre of Kyoto, the hotel opened its doors 7 February and follows those in Osaka, Tokyo and Okinawa.
The hotel’s interiors were designed by Peter Remedios and Spin Studios and includes a four-storey waterfall positioned in the centre of the hotel.
At the foot of the waterfall is the seven treatment room Ritz-Carlton Spa, which offers signature treatments inspired by Japanese culture and ESPA. These include a traditional acupressure massage that uses dry Shiatsu techniques and a Ryokucha serenity ritual.
Spa products used come from the ESPA line and are made from the botanical essences and marine actives which are rich in trace elements, minerals and vitamins.
Other facilities in the spa include a relaxation room, steam room, dry sauna, fitness centre and a 20m indoor pool.
Four banquet rooms are included to accommodate various functions, while other facilities include both a Japanese and Italian restaurant, a lobby lounge and a bar.
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