The Kyoto Tango Peninsula area, home to Amanohashidate and once known as "Japan's front gate," is steeped in myths and folktales. Traditional lifestyles, history, and culture rooted in the region, such as fishing, agriculture, and sake brewing, still endure.

"Siena Hills" is born from a fusion of this region's "nostalgia" with a modern, luxurious space.

"Siena Hills" offers a luxurious private

The villa-type "Marintopia The Suite" comprises 10 units in total: 3 suites and 7 standard rooms.

All units feature a private garden and private pool, allowing for use as a private villa. The villas include a kitchen for guests to prepare their own meals with ingredients they bring, and it's also possible to order catering services using local seafood and organic vegetables grown in the resort's own garden.

"Grand Dome Kyoto Amanohashidate" offers 12 units in total: 11 "dome tents" with a futuristic form and one "triple base" unit combining dome tents of different sizes. Each tent is themed with interior designs inspired by Nordic, West Coast, or Brooklyn styles.

Some tents feature transparent sections, offering panoramic views of the lush greenery from within the tent.