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Kyoto is Japan’s cultural heart, offering timeless beauty and insights into the country’s ancient traditions. Tourists love to explore Gion’s historic streets, the enchanting torii gates of Fushimi Inari, and the other-worldly golden pavilion of Kinkaku-ji. The city is ideal for travellers wanting a serene and engaging trip while enjoying modern conveniences.
Travel back in time to a mysterious hideaway in the ancient capital city of Kyoto. Contemporary design meets historical features in this intimate boutique hotel near the Kamo River, telling the story of an era that marked Japanese history with its blend of old and new, East and West. Located in Sanjo in the heart of Kyoto, Dhawa Yura sits within walking distance of temples, shrines, shopping, cuisine and museums.
Book Dhawa Yura Kyotoibis Styles Kyoto Shijo is located on the famous Shijo Dori, the primary street of the Gion and Kyoto history. Enjoy some of the finest shopping and true cultural heritage of Japan just minutes away. Take a stroll to the breathtaking Kamogawa River and dine at one of the restaurants overlooking the river bank, or plan your trip for the Gion Festival, one of the top 3 fesitvals in all of Japan. Whatever your pleasure, the ibis Styles Kyoto Shijo is an ideal place to stay during your visit to Kyoto.
Book ibis Styles Kyoto ShijoJapan's sense of beauty' was historical cultivated in Kyoto. The roots came from how 'nature' and 'people' faces the other. These intangible values are offered as experiences to guests worldwide. At this 'imperial villa' provides Japan's sense of beauty t hrough the elements adopted from the Shoin-zukuri style traditional samurai residence.
Book Garrya Nijo Castle KyotoA luxury hillside urban resort located in the heart of Higashiyama, Kyoto, and close to some of Kyoto's most iconic sites The resort features 52 luxury guest rooms that blend distinctive contemporary Japanese accents with modern amenities, a natural hots pring , a Banyan Tree Spa for unparalleled rejuvenation, and a Japanese Kaiseki Ryozen restaurant and bar. Banyan Tree Higashiyama Kyoto is the only urban resort in Kyoto has the unique Bamboo Pavilion.
Book Banyan Tree Higashiyama KyotoMercure Kyoto Station is the first Mercure brand hotel in the Kansai region. The main lobby features an installation of an origami kemari (Heian era football) made from handmade Japanese paper and a colorful design wall composed of blown glass spheres that is sure to provide an elegant start to your trip.
Book Mercure Kyoto StationJust a 30-second walk from JR Kyoto Station Hachijo West Exit, All Rooms Equipped with ReFa Shower & Hair Dryer, ibis Styles Kyoto Station offers 215 cozy rooms. Ideal for business and leisure, our hotel is near the limousine bus stop serving domestic and international airports, ensuring stress-free check-in and check-out. Explore Kyoto's major shrines, temples, and entertainment areas effortlessly. Stay at ibis Styles Kyoto Station for unmatched comfort and convenience!
Book ibis Styles Kyoto StationChoose one of the best resorts in Miyazu and stay at the Mercure Kyoto Miyazu Resort & Spa. Close to Amanohashidate, which is considered among the best three viewpoints in Japan, the hotel overlooks the sparkling waters of Wakasa Bay, with miles of coastline to explore. At our resort hotel in Miyazu, you can enjoy one of the most tranquil areas of Kyoto, with a pool overlooking the sea, hot spring experiences, and an on-site buffet restaurant with views serving local and international cuisine.
Book Mercure Kyoto Miyazu Resort & SpaOnce you arrive in Kyoto, where should you go? Many visitors head straight to the Arashiyama Bamboo Grove, one of the most photogenic sights in the whole of Japan. Here, you can walk down paths with dense towering bamboo columns rising beside and in front of you. Kiyomizu-dera Buddhist temple is another famous haunt, close to Banyan Tree Higashiyama Kyoto. It features classic Japanese architecture from the early Heian period and is ideal for a romantic date or day out with the family. Finally, consider a trip to Nijo Castle close to ibis Styles Kyoto Shijo and Garrya Nijo Castle Kyoto Hotel. Made of cypress wood, the shogun Ieyasu built the stunning construction to honour his legacy.
Like other major cities in Japan, Kyoto is home to numerous budget hotels. These reduce costs while also offering connections with local transit hubs and helpful amenities. ibis Styles Kyoto Station is the ideal location for those wanting to be close to national rail networks. The accommodation is a 30-second walk from JR Kyoto Station Hachijo West Exit and all rooms come with ReFa showers, hairdryers, WiFi, and air conditioning. Mercure Kyoto Miyazu Resort and Spa is the more scenic option in Kyoto province. It offers views over Amanohashidate while keeping expenses to a minimum. All-inclusive stays are available.
As for luxury hotels in Kyoto, you’re spoiled for choice. One option is the highly sought-after
Garrya Nijo Castle Kyoto Hotel. Right next to Nijo Castle in the Nakagyo ward, it provides access to the intangible cultural elements that make Japan unique. Facilities include dry cleaning/ironing, high-speed internet, room service and shuttles to nearby transit hubs and the airport. Banyan Tree Higashiyama Kyoto is another luxury option in one of the town’s most historic areas. It offers 52 luxury guest rooms close to natural hot springs, an in-house rejuvenating spa, and Kyoto’s online fully bamboo pavilion.
As you might expect, even the mid-range hotels in Kyoto are spectacular. These offer more affordable prices while offering you unique experiences. Our top pick in this category is
Dhawa Yura Kyoto Hotel, a unique and mysterious boutique hotel offering charm and personality you won’t find elsewhere. The accommodation is a one-minute walk from Sanjo Keihan Subway Station and just a 15-minute drive from JR Kyoto Station. The hotel offers complimentary tea, coffee, and Japanese snacks, and guests are within walking distance of numerous shrines, temples, shopping areas, museums, and restaurants.
The Mercure Kyoto Station is a premier option for business travellers. It is a 9-minute walk from JR Kyoto Station’s Central Gate and has enhanced WiFi in hotel rooms and communal areas for emailing and calling. It is also a multi-lingual destination, with staff speaking English, Japanese, and Mandarin. The hotel also takes exceptional care of its guests, offering two room types: Superior and Privilege Rooms with additional space for spreading out and working. Every suite is designed with Heian inspiration, offering an utterly unique feel different from anything else.
Some Kyoto hotels are also family-friendly. These offer kids’ amenities and are close to popular attractions children enjoy. For example, ibis Styles Kyoto Station is close to the Kyoto Aquarium in Umekōji Park. This venue offers nine distinct zones focusing on different species and lets children see seals, octopi and a dolphin show. ibis Styles Kyoto Shijo is another family-friendly option. It offers excellent access to the Gion Festival (one of Japan’s biggest) and is close to trails running along the Kamogawa River. Additional perks include express breakfast and a 100% non-smoking policy.
Kyoto is the ideal city to go on a romantic break. The sheer number of boutique hotels often means you’re spoiled for choice. For example, Banyan Tree Higashiyama Kyoto is possibly the ultimate lover’s destination. Nestled in nature, it offers room service, hot springs experiences and a Japanese Kaiseki Ryozen restaurant and bar for dates. Meanwhile, Garrya Nijo Castle Kyoto Hotel is a great option for those loving to blend with history. This imperial villa offers a traditional Japanese aesthetic, porter services and on-site bars. It’s also close to many of the most photographed areas of the city.