Suiran, a Luxury Collection Hotel
Kodaiji, Kyoto
“Arashiyama riverside sanctuary”
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Vibe
A quiet riverside estate where guests arrive by private rickshaw along the forested banks of the Hozu River.
“Arashiyama riverside sanctuary”
Preserved late-Edo tea pavilion and the 1899 Meiji-era villa Enmei-kaku anchoring tranquil riverside grounds.
Complimentary rickshaw arrivals, evening champagne alongside the Hozu River, and private open-air onsen cypress baths.
French-accented kaiseki feasts served in an authentic Meiji salon overlooking a centuries-old landscaped garden.
Along the Hozu River bank in Arashiyama near bamboo groves
Rooms
Suites feature private open-air hot spring baths fed by natural thermal waters, looking out to moss gardens.
Backstory
Opened in 2015, the property centers on a restored 1899 Meiji-era estate originally built as a summer residence.
Wellness
Private spa pavilions offer open-air thermal baths surrounded by pine foliage and local Arashiyama stone.
The neighborhood
Steps from Arashiyama’s bamboo grove, the property opens directly onto the peaceful banks of the Hozu River.
“Hidden in the west end of Kyoto, Suiran awaits guests with the promise of an unforgettable visit in the city renowned as the cultural center...”
“First impressions count for a lot, and the one you'll get at Suiran, A Luxury Collection Hotel doesn't disappoint...”
“Mirroring the tranquillity of adjacent Hozu River, Suiran, a Luxury Collection Hotel is a treasured collection of 39 guestrooms...”
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