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Inheriting the charm of the long-standing history cultivated in this land, a stage where people gather, relax, and connect. ANA Crowne Plaza Hotel Kyoto welcomes you with utmost hospitality, luxury, and meticulous care. Enjoy a high-grade space interwoven with contemporary sensibilities by the side of Nijo Castle.

The location is believed to be the site of Emperor Kanmu's Oi Imperial Villa, which he frequently visited during his reign (781-806), as referenced in "Nihon Kiryaku." (An excavation conducted on our premises in 1988 uncovered remains of a garden from the early Heian period, suggesting a high possibility that this was the site of Emperor Kanmu's Oi Imperial Villa.) In "The Tale of Genji," Chapter 18 "Matsukaze," written in the mid-Heian period, a residence near the Oi River serves as the setting. This residence is described as being located "nearby Oigawa," and it is believed to have been modeled after Emperor Kanmu's Oi Imperial Villa.

Hyatt Regency Kyoto is located in the lush Higashiyama Shichijo area, where Kyoto’s rich history and traditions live on. Adjacent to the Kyoto National Museum, Sanjusangendo Temple, Chishaku-in Temple, and Yogen-in Temple, it is just minutes from JR Kyoto Station and Keihan Shichijo Station—an ideal location for both business and sightseeing. Inspired by the concept of Contemporary Japanese design, the hotel reinterprets traditional Japanese beauty with a modern international sensibility, offering a warm atmosphere and uniquely Kyoto-style hospitality.

KIZASHI THE SUITE is a luxury Hotel located in Gion, the heart of Kyoto. All eight guest rooms are suites, offering a comfortable space that promises a refined stay.

A 3-minute walk from Kyoto Shiyakusho-mae Subway Station and Sanjo Station on the Keihan Main Line. A city Hotel in Kawaramachi Sanjo, convenient for exploring the city on foot. Standard Twin Rooms offer 24 m² of space, and Deluxe Rooms feature a bathroom with a separate washing area.Breakfast is served as a Japanese and Western buffet, featuring made-to-order hot dogs and mini burgers finished in our live kitchen. Customize with your choice of sauces and toppings to create your own original flavor.In addition to Western dishes, you can also enjoy hot items and Kyoto specialties such as Kyoto pickles—experience the tastes of Kyoto.

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.

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.