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Hotel Monterey Kyoto is designed around the Arts & Crafts movement of Scotland in northern England and the historic city of Edinburgh. Kyoto and Edinburgh are sister cities, and they share many similarities as beautiful ancient capitals in Europe and Asia, with historic streetscapes and traditional lifestyles and culture. The design is based on a shared culture of craftsmanship.

A renowned Ryokan, Sumiya Ryokan, featuring a sukiya-style architecture, offers an exceptional sense of tranquility that feels far removed from the bustling streets of Kyoto. The kaiseki dinner is exquisite, and on the evenings of the 7th and 17th each month, tea ceremonies are held in the tea room for your enjoyment.

Yoshikawa was established as a culinary Ryokan after World War II, located near the Kyoto Imperial Palace in the heart of Rakuchu. The garden, known as "Taikyoen," is said to have been designed by Enshu Kobori and retains some features from the Edo period. The Sukiya-style building, once a residence of a wealthy merchant, offers an atmosphere of tranquility and charm that feels far removed from the bustling city. We hope you will enjoy your stay at our culinary Ryokan, where you can relax and feel at home.

THE HIRAMATSU Kyoto was born on Muromachi Street in Nakagyo Ward, the heart of Kyoto—an area dotted with long-established shops and convenient for sightseeing. A traditional Kyoto machiya townhouse, steeped in the city’s history and culture, has been given new value and reborn as an urban luxury Hotel. The Hotel features a kappo restaurant and a restaurant, and offers 29 spacious guest rooms where you can relax despite being in the city center. The design was supervised by Nakamura Sotoji Komuten of Kyoto, renowned in Japan and abroad as a leading workshop for sukiya-style architecture.

Opened within "Shinpukan," a space that combines the preserved section of the historic former Kyoto Central Telephone Office with a newly constructed building, designed in collaboration between renowned Japanese architect Kengo Kuma and LA-based Commune Design.

A single private Room occupying an entire floor, offering a spacious 60 square meters with large windows for a bright and open atmosphere. The unique interior design focuses on colors and textures, featuring Room wear, furnishings, and amenities centered around the Jürgen Lehl/Babaghuri brand—an experience exclusive to MALDA. For breakfast, enjoy seasonal organic vegetable dishes, passed down from the Jürgen Lehl staff cafeteria, served in your Room. Take your time to relax and reflect, free from the distractions and clutter of daily life, in the heart of Kyoto.

Oakwood Hotel Kyoto Oike boasts a convenient central Kyoto location, making it ideal for exploring the city’s culture and history. It is a 6-minute walk from Karasuma Oike Subway Station, a 2-minute walk from Kyoto Shiyakusho-mae Station, and just 5 minutes by train from Kyoto Station.Oakwood Hotel Kyoto Oike offers a total of 120 rooms. Of these, 104 are well-appointed Hotel guest rooms with luxurious beds and other amenities, while the remaining 16 are studio apartments equipped with a full kitchen (refrigerator, microwave, and cooking utensils) as well as a washer-dryer.

Watazen Ryokan, established in the first year of Tenpō, is a property that values tradition and hospitality. Located in an area blending history and culture, you can relax in spacious, traditional Japanese-style rooms. We take pride in our Kyoto Kaiseki cuisine, featuring seasonal seafood and fresh local ingredients. Travel advice is also provided to ensure a meaningful experience.