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HOTEL THE MITSUI KYOTO is a five-star luxury Hotel built on a site connected to the Mitsui family, overlooking Nijo Castle in Kyoto.Inspired by the Japanese tea house tradition of welcoming and entertaining cherished guests, all 160 rooms are crafted with carefully selected natural materials and exceptional artisanal techniques.Restaurants and bars—offering innovative Kyoto French cuisine, Italian dishes, and more—are arranged around the garden, providing a fulfilling time alongside seasonal scenery.The property also features a SPA area where you can enjoy natural Onsen water that springs up on-site, delivering a comfortable stay through refined, tranquil spaces and warm hospitality.Awarded the highest rating of Three MICHELIN Keys in the “MICHELIN Guide Hotel Selection 2026” for three consecutive years.Selected as a Five-Star Hotel for five consecutive years in the “Forbes Travel Guide 2025,” and also awarded Five Stars in the spa category.

Serene and warm, experience the chanting at the property. "Chion-in Wajun Kaikan" has been established in Higashiyama, Kyoto, a place rich in nature. Feel the breeze, admire seasonal flowers, enjoy festival music, and savor seasonal flavors. Escape the hustle and bustle of daily life, relax, and align your mind with chanting. With Chion-in's unique hospitality, we deliver true relaxation.

A serene retreat defined by generous space and quiet. Stay amid décor that harmonizes with nature and experience Kyoto’s living sense of beauty.In Kyoto’s Okazaki district—where culture and tranquility are part of everyday life—Hotel Okura Kyoto Okazaki Bettei offers a stay that lets you encounter Kyoto aesthetics alive in the present, embraced by calm and open space.Okazaki is a cultural area dotted with temples and shrines such as Ginkaku-ji, Nanzen-ji, and Heian Shrine, as well as the National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto.The refined sensibilities passed down through generations still quietly live on in daily life here.Listen to the gentle sound of water along the Lake Biwa Canal and the Philosopher’s Path, and enjoy moments of clarity within the stillness that fills nearby temples. Each visit reveals a new expression of seasonal beauty in the garden.Located next to Shinshu Otani-ha Okazaki Betsuin (Higashi Honganji Okazaki Betsuin), said to be on the site of Saint Shinran’s former hermitage, this setting lets you feel close to its historic main hall and the lush nature of its grounds.Of 60 rooms in total, 8 are suites with balconies—offering relaxing moments alongside scenery unique to Okazaki.Throughout the Hotel, works by “GO ON,” a project unit formed by six successors carrying on Kyoto’s traditional crafts, are featured throughout—inviting you to sense Kyoto aesthetics alive today where heritage and innovation intersect.On the first floor restaurant, enjoy innovative French cuisine inspired by Kyoto’s seasons while overlooking the garden.

Kyoto, Omuro—a place where time flows on.In spring, its famed cherry blossoms bloom in full glory, and through every season it has reflected an elegant charm.Its beauty is not only to be admired—it sinks into the heart,passed down as a “flower” that colors one’s life.Like the “flower of the moment” described in Zeami’s *Kadensho*,we cherish a beauty found only in that instant.More than brilliance, a dignified serenity. Not ornamentation—beauty resides in the space left unfilled.May your time here clear your mind and become a deeply etched chapter in your travel memories.An Accommodation that conveys the flowers of Omuro—this is “Kyoto Omuro Kadensho.”With refined interiors adorned with Kyoto’s traditional crafts,your stay feels like “spending the night in an art museum.”In a space where history still breathes,please enjoy an attentive, all-encompassing “adult journey through Kyoto,” to your heart’s content.

Since its construction in 1909 by tobacco magnate Kichibei Murai,Chourakukan has welcomed a wide range of guests from Japan and abroad as a place of hospitality.Distinguished figures—including renowned Japanese leaders, members of royal families, and ambassadors from around the world—have gathered here,spending splendid moments in an atmosphere of timeless elegance. 110 years have passed since then.Though times have changed, the echoes of this magnificent history remain,and you will be embraced by the same sense of fulfillment as in days gone by.

A Hotel created by restoring a historic building into guest rooms in one of Kyoto’s most storied districts.In the Okazaki area, we offer a breakfast lounge with views of the scenic garden “Shin’en” within Heian Shrine.Your stay itself becomes a cultural experience—a new way to travel in Kyoto.With easy access to Kiyomizu-dera Temple, Yasaka Shrine, and Kodai-ji Temple, our location is ideal for exploring Kyoto.To help you enjoy an even more fulfilling trip, our knowledgeable concierge will suggest unique ways to spend your time that can only be experienced here. Please feel free to consult us if you would like to visit nearby attractions or celebrate a special birthday or anniversary with family, as a couple, or with your partner.Through your stay at our Hotel, we invite you on a journey to discover Kyoto’s hidden charms and enjoy truly enriching moments.

Chaloku Bekkan’s true essence lies in understated, never-ending hospitality. A refined, pure setting, gently complemented by warmth.

Near the renowned temple Sanzen-in in Rakuhoku, Kyoto, stands the traditional Onsen property Ohara Yumoto Shunmi Kusai Oyado Serio. Warmly welcoming travelers in every season.

With the spirit of “Raisha Nyoki” (welcoming you as if returning home) and a deep respect for tradition, we have long hosted Bakumatsu-era patriots, members of the Imperial family, writers and artists, as well as guests from overseas. Our cuisine features kaiseki that reflects Kyoto’s annual events and the changing seasons. We would be delighted if you would spend a peaceful time at our historic Ryokan, embracing a culture that cherishes fine craftsmanship and harmony with nature.

The annex "Suiran, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Kyoto," overlooking the pristine flow of the Hozugawa River and the timeless ridgelines, offers a front-row seat to Japan's seasonal beauty: cherry blossoms in full bloom in spring, lush greenery and clear streams in summer, vibrant autumn foliage in fall, and a snowy white landscape in winter. The essence of the Hotel's presence and hospitality is "Keio-Kai-Rai," a harmonious blend of Kyoto's enduring traditions and modern aesthetics, warmly welcoming guests from around the world to this historic land. Among the 39 modern guest rooms adorned with touches of Japan's traditional beauty, 17 feature open-air baths with natural Onsen. Within the Hotel, guests can enjoy the restaurant "Kyo Suiran," housed in a historic building from the Meiji era, the café "Saryo Hassui" offering panoramic views of Arashiyama, banquet halls, a private spa, and a Japanese garden that combines traditional elegance with contemporary elements. Together with the natural beauty and seasonal landscapes of Arashiyama, we provide an unparalleled experience that cannot be found elsewhere.

Beyond the thatched gate nestled in the mountains, seasonal mountain and field flowers bloom, welcoming you with the nostalgic warmth of a beloved hometown. Sumiyaki Kifuan.

Nishiki Market, Kiyamachi, and Heian Shrine are within walking distance. Just a 5-minute walk from Sanjo Station, where both the subway and express trains stop, and right in front of Kamogawa River and The Ritz-Carlton Hotel, Mont is located in the perfect spot. The Room is spacious at 80 square meters. Equipped with a mini kitchen and just a 3-minute walk to a coin laundry, you can enjoy your stay as if you were living here. In spring, you can admire the cherry blossoms along the Kamogawa River right in front, and in autumn, the beautiful autumn leaves. The Imperial Palace, Nanzenji Temple, the Kyocera Museum of Art, and Gion District are also within walking distance, allowing you to fully enjoy Kyoto's culture and culinary delights for an unforgettable experience.

This accommodation is located along the serene Takase River, where clear waters flow quietly and cherry blossoms bloom in spring. Though a modest two-story building, it harmonizes with the pure flow of the Takase River, creating a sense of spaciousness and freshness. The design allows guests to fully enjoy Kyoto's seasons, with views from the windows showcasing flowers like cherry blossoms and hydrangeas blooming across the river. Why not spend your Kyoto journey gracefully at this charming riverside accommodation?

Kyoto Machiya-style private hotel (villa) limited to one group per day. Fully equipped amenities. Suitable for individuals to groups. Meal plans are also diverse (such as Kyoto traditional Kaiseki Plan).

A traditional Kyoto townhouse exuding elegance and charm. Enjoy a luxurious moment as you gaze at the seasonal garden and let time flow gently. Choose between "Higashi-tei" or "Nishi-tei" to suit your style of stay. Treat yourself to a special experience, just for you.

Nestled near Kyoto’s Nanzen-ji Temple, Fufu Kyoto is a small luxury resort where you can experience the richness of Kyoto culture and the charm of Japan. Soft light spills into this secluded retreat, while glossy lacquer tones, delicate latticework, and artisan-crafted objects and art adorn the interiors. Relax in an in-room Onsen bath scented with hinoki cypress, stroll through a Japanese garden that reflects the changing seasons, and surrender to a space surrounded by timeless beauty for a stay that lets you truly feel the spirit of the region.

[Opening November 5, 2024] Hotel Utano Kyoto Bessho is located just a short drive from Kyoto’s top sights, including Arashiyama and the UNESCO World Heritage sites Kinkaku-ji, Ryoan-ji, and Ninna-ji, as well as the Kinukake-no-Michi walking route. With only 10 guestrooms, every room features a private Onsen bath. Choose from the Narutaki Main Building showcasing classic Shoin-zukuri and Sukiya-style design, an Art Deco–inspired Western-style building, or guestrooms that blend Japanese warmth with contemporary Western design.\n\nDine while overlooking the Japanese garden, where we serve a diverse selection of dishes centered on Japanese cuisine yet not limited to any single category—featuring seafood from Awaji Island (known as Miketsukuni) along with carefully selected ingredients from Kyoto and surrounding regions.\n\nEnjoy a spacious setting of approximately 1,000 tsubo (about 3,300 m²) and a Japanese garden recreated in the style designed and supervised by renowned landscape designer Mirei Shigemori. Experience a serene retreat away from the bustle of the city.

TRADITION Kyoto is a city known as "a continuation of tradition and innovation." Established in 1873, Kanamean Nishitomiya cherishes this spirit, constantly evolving and discovering newness within tradition. CREATION Kanamean Nishitomiya is a beautiful Property designed in the sukiya-zukuri style, reflecting Kyoto's tea ceremony culture. It offers a blend of Kyoto's cultural essence with modern sensibilities. This harmony is also evident in the cuisine, featuring kaiseki meals that highlight seasonal ingredients and the six-seat counter-style kappo dining experience at "Kaname." INNOVATION As the only member of Relais & Châteaux in Kyoto, we take pride in providing heartfelt hospitality that is possible with just eight rooms. We strive to create a Property that delights guests from Japan and around the world.