Six Senses Kyoto Introduces Women’s Wellness Programming

Incorporate self-care into family travel with new programming at Six Senses Kyoto focusing on women’s wellness to support physical, mental and emotional wellbeing at every stage of life. Blending Six Senses’ integrated philosophy and Kyoto’s cultural traditions, the programming brings together functional health insights and Eastern healing practices to focus on long-term health.

For expectant mothers, Six Senses Kyoto offers tailored maternity wellness experiences, including Pregnancy Watsu Treatment in Kyoto’s one-and-only dedicated Watsu pool, designed to promote deep relaxation, reduce pregnancy discomfort and support emotional wellbeing; and Pregnancy Body Treatment, a full-body massage customized to the individual with gentle stretching and nurturing strokes.

To support women balancing self-care and family time, the resort offers family-friendly wellness menus designed for bonding and shared experiences such as Junior Body Treatments, Foot Mapping and parent/child wellness experiences.

For those seeking to address burnout and support recovery, the Six Senses’ original two-, four-, and six-day sleep programs optimize rest, while biohacking menus feature innovative, science-based options.

Flexible options for building or maintaining everyday wellness routines include a non-invasive Wellness Screening to better understand current needs and The Wellness Pass, offering private sessions in personal training, mindfulness, yoga and Pilates, along with access to wellness facilities including the swimming pool, Japanese bathhouse, sauna, cold plunge and fitness gym.

Throughout March, Six Senses Kyoto will also spotlight women’s wellbeing with a series of immersive experiences, such as sound healing; sleep-focused workshops; menopause-supportive movement; guided runs; and an International Women’s Day collaboration with Yojoy by Wacoal featuring self-care and femcare workshops, body-type assessments, and yoga inspired by Japan’s 24 micro-seasons.