Introducing Four Seasons Hotel Kyoto





Nestled in a 12th-century, Shakusuien ikeniwa (pond garden), just minutes from downtown and surrounded by centuries of history, is a modern oasis of serenity and style: Four Seasons Hotel Kyoto.
For the Brasserie deck at the water’s edge, Four Seasons Hotel Kyoto opted for our collection Mood designed by Studio Segers. The Mood armchair creates a sophisticated dining area outdoors, while the club chair and sofa accommodate comfortable lounge areas.
From the expansive windows one can enjoy the four distinct and highly photogenic seasons – spring cherry blossoms, swaying bamboo in summer, brilliant red autumn leaves, and the blanket of winter snow – Kyoto is known for.
Architects and Designers
- Architects: Kume Sekkei
- Interior Designers: Hirsch Bedner Associates (guest rooms, function rooms, public areas and spa); STRICKLAND (sushi restaurant); Kokai Studios (all-day restaurant)
- Exterior Designer: Landscape Design
Welcome to Kyoto
Kyoto is one of Japan's best-preserved historic cities, with intact palaces, gardens, 1600 Buddhist temples and 400 Shinto shrines, among them 17 UNESCO World Heritage Sites from Imperial Japan's golden age.
Today, Kyoto is also a forward-looking center for art and design, where artists and artisans update traditional techniques into super-cool works with the Zen spirit and the edge of now.