From Kyoto to the world. Travel without worrying about food—for everyone. An inclusive retreat with a global vision.
Kyoto offers a history and culture that captivate people from around the world, along with the beauty of all four seasons and a rich culinary heritage passed down through generations. Yet many travelers leave without truly enjoying Kyoto. Because of food allergies, gluten-free needs, vegan preferences, religious dietary rules, or health reasons, they cannot eat with peace of mind while traveling—and continue their trip feeling anxious. They keep searching for restaurants they can eat at. They keep checking ingredients. They keep worrying about cross-contamination. They can’t enjoy the same dishes as their family or friends. Travel should be a time to feel free and enjoy new cultures and encounters—but anxiety about food can take that joy away. UNO RETREAT Kyoto was created to change that kind of journey. With our dedicated 100% Gluten Free & Vegan kitchen, we provide a place where everyone—whether they have dietary restrictions or not—can gather around the same table with confidence. But what we truly want to offer is not simply gluten-free or vegan meals. A world where no one has to give up travel because of food. A journey where no one is left out—where you can share the same table and the same moments with those who matter most. That is the inclusive hospitality UNO RETREAT Kyoto strives for. A small retreat with only four rooms, set in a traditional Kyoto machiya townhouse. Wake in the morning to gentle light filtering into the garden as your day begins wrapped in the aroma of rice cooked in a traditional hagama pot. Breakfast features Kyoto yuba (tofu skin), seasonal vegetables, and deep umami from kombu—all 100% Gluten Free & Vegan. Whether you have dietary restrictions or not, you can enjoy the same dishes together and experience Kyoto’s food culture side by side. Time spent here is more than simply eating safely. It becomes an irreplaceable travel memory—laughing and talking with loved ones while sharing everything this city has to offer. From Kyoto to the world, we will share a new way of hospitality. Toward a future where everyone can travel without worrying about food. Welcome to UNO RETREAT Kyoto. Your Kyoto story begins here.
| IN | 15:00～17:00 |
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| OUT | 11:00 |
| Number of rooms | 4 rooms |
| Pet | Not allowed |
| Your child | Permitted |
Travel memories are shaped by who you share them with and the time you spend together. Yet around the world, many people—due to food allergies, gluten-free or vegan needs, or religious dietary restrictions—may sit at the same table but be unable to enjoy the same meal. At UNO RETREAT Kyoto, we serve 100% gluten-free and vegan meals. So whether you have dietary restrictions or not, everyone can gather around the same dishes and enjoy the same moments with family, friends, and loved ones. What we hope to offer is not only food, but also the joy of sharing a table together.
A small Hotel with only four rooms, set in a historic Kyoto machiya townhouse. Mornings spent gazing at the garden, quiet moments wrapped in the scent of wood, and a stay that blends into everyday life in Kyoto. Experience a slower pace of time you won’t find at large Hotels. Not just “staying” in Kyoto, but “living” here for a while. That is the stay style UNO RETREAT Kyoto values most.
Rice cooked in a traditional hagama pot. Kyoto yuba (tofu skin). Seasonal grilled vegetables. Miso soup highlighting the umami of kombu kelp. Each dish reflects Kyoto’s culture and the four seasons, and everything we serve is 100% gluten-free and vegan. Rather than “choosing what you can eat,” enjoy “what you want to experience because it’s Kyoto.” That’s the kind of breakfast we offer.
Peace of mind begins where you can’t see it.
We value not only delicious food, but also the peace of mind that comes with it. From cooking in our dedicated kitchen to ingredient handling and hygiene control, we carefully carry out every step. So you can truly relax and enjoy your stay without worrying about meals while traveling. That peace of mind is the hospitality of UNO RETREAT Kyoto.
From Kyoto to the world—redefining hospitality.
UNO RETREAT Kyoto is not just one Hotel. Our goal is a world where no one has to give up traveling because of dietary differences. Starting in Kyoto and expanding to destinations around the world. From seaside and mountain resorts to ski resorts and villages surrounded by nature, we aim to grow places where everyone can travel with peace of mind—together with the unique charm of each location. As an inclusive retreat with a global vision, we will share a new standard for travel from Kyoto.
[The first Hotel in Japan to receive GFFP “Gluten-Free Destination Certification”]
GFFP (Gluten-Free Food Program) is a program that evaluates and certifies gluten-free food environments based on established standards.
UNO RETREAT Kyoto meets the GFFP Destination Standard and maintains a 100% gluten-free environment throughout the property.
“Food Without Barriers.”
A relaxing Kyoto experience beyond dietary differences.
UNO RETREAT Kyoto has been reborn as a 100% gluten-free and vegan Hotel.
Whether you have dietary restrictions or not,
share the same table with peace of mind—without worrying about food—and spend meaningful time with your loved ones.
In a space that preserves the charm of a traditional Kyoto machiya townhouse, all guests can enjoy the same breakfast and relax into a truly soothing stay.
To ensure a safe and comfortable stay for everyone, UNO RETREAT Kyoto maintains a completely gluten-free environment throughout the entire property.
For this reason, bringing in or consuming any food or beverages containing gluten—anywhere on the premises, including guest rooms—is strictly prohibited.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
| Taxes | Under Kyoto City regulations, an Accommodation Tax based on the Accommodation Fee will be collected separately on site. ■ Per person, per night ・Less than JPY 6,000: JPY 200 ・JPY 6,000 to less than JPY 20,000: JPY 400 ・JPY 20,000 to less than JPY 50,000: JPY 1,000 ・JPY 50,000 to less than JPY 100,000: JPY 4,000 ・JPY 100,000 or more: JPY 100,000 |
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| Card information | VISA / MASTER / JCB / AMEX / DINERS |
| Pets | Not allowed |
| Breakfast | Guided by our belief that everyone deserves to travel without worrying about food, we offer a 100% gluten-free, vegan breakfast. |
| Your child | You can stay. |
| Room service | Not available |
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| Esthetic Massage | None |
| Fitness gym | None |
| Sauna | None |
| Hot stone spa | None |
| Others | About Our Gluten-Free Environment At UNO RETREAT Kyoto | Gluten Free & Vegan Hotel, we maintain a completely gluten-free environment throughout the property so that all guests can enjoy a safe and comfortable stay. Bringing in, consuming, or drinking any food or beverages containing gluten anywhere on the premises, including in guest rooms, is strictly prohibited. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. |
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[Access from Kyoto Station]
Train: About a 5-minute walk from JR Umekoji-Kyotonishi Station (one local stop from Kyoto Station).
Bus: From Kyoto Station (Kyoto City Bus, B3 platform), take routes 205 or 208 for about 10 minutes.
Get off at “Shichijo Senbon” bus stop; 1-minute walk (about 50 m).
There are the following facilities and features. With a washing machine.・Within walking distance of the station・Meal service available
[Access from Kyoto Station] Train: About a 5-minute walk from JR Umekoji-Kyotonishi Station (one local stop from Kyoto Station). Bus: From Kyoto Station (Kyoto City Bus, B3 platform), take routes 205 or 208 for about 10 minutes. Get off at “Shichijo Senbon” bus stop; 1-minute walk (about 50 m).
There is no parking.
Connection is possible. ・Wi-Fi is available. For more details, please refer to the room and plan information.
