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Nestled in Higashiyama, a district rich in history and culture and home to many temples and shrines including Kiyomizu-dera and the Kyoto National Museum, Saka Hotel Kyoto sits on a quiet slope away from the bustle of the main streets—so serene you can almost hear the grass rustle. Though a Hotel, it is filled with Japanese functionality and warmth, offering travelers after a busy day a peaceful place to unwind and feel at ease. After a deep sleep wrapped in our carefully selected beds, start your morning slowly with freshly brewed coffee, then head out for an early walk through Higashiyama to discover a side of the town you won’t see during the day. A relaxing bath after your stroll and breakfast will make the start of your new day in Kyoto truly unforgettable.

Nearby are the Kyoto National Museum and Kiyomizu Temple, making it an ideal hotel for sightseeing.Happy Hour with one complimentary drink (including draft beer), and a bathhouse to relieve fatigue.

Shimobenten has quietly supported the Gion geisha district behind the scenes for generations. Named after Benzaiten, the deity of music, performing arts, and learning, this area still carries living memories where culture, entertainment, and faith intertwine. In the heart of history—yet set one step back from the bustle. Beyond your window: views of Kiyomizu-dera Temple and Yasaka Pagoda. And a special experience reserved for only a limited number of guests. This is a front-row seat to not only “see” Kyoto, but also to truly “enjoy” it in Kyoto.

The ancient capital, Kyoto. This land holds countless beauties, wisdom, history, and emotions that cannot be fully experienced. NOHGA Hotel serves as a new base for discovering Kyoto. Within the Facility, various "opportunities" are scattered, inviting you to explore the diverse cultures of Kyoto. Additionally, through collaborations with specialists shaping the present in various fields, we uniquely offer creative experiences such as art, food, music, and meditation. A dramatic encounter with Kyoto, an exhilarating experience, will envelop you. We at NOHGA Hotel propose such a vibrant Kyoto experience and enriching moments for you.

In April 2026, “Kyoto In Gion Annex No. 2” was reborn as “Akari Kyoto Gion.”“Share the first light with you.” Guided by the glow of tradition, step into a new Gion story yet to be discovered.Gion is a town where people and culture have continued to intersect for over a thousand years.Like the gentle light of an andon lantern glowing along its quiet lanes, Akari -AKARI- hopes to softly illuminate your journey.Located in the heart of Gion, Akari is your ideal base for experiencing Kyoto more deeply.A 7-minute walk to Yasaka Shrine and a 12-minute walk to Kiyomizu-dera Temple—perfectly situated for sightseeing throughout Kyoto.Breakfast will be renewed from June 2026.Enjoy an interactive onigiri (rice ball) station & soup server, plus a drink bar.From warm onigiri to a more distinctly Kyoto-style Japanese breakfast, we offer you a fresh start to your morning.May this small light lit in Gion grow into a “cultural light” that spreads across Japan and around the world.From here, we will carry the region’s unique charm into the future.

Our hotel is located on the approach to the World Heritage Site Kiyomizu-dera Temple, at Gojosaka. It is a 5-minute walk to Kiyomizu-dera Temple, and you can also walk to Yasaka Shrine and Gion. From the rooftop terrace, you can enjoy the beautiful sunrise, the vividly glowing Kiyomizu-dera Temple at sunset, and the enchanting moonlit nights. The seasonal landscapes of Kyoto, changing with time, spread out before you. Please feel the Kyoto sky with a deep breath. All our staff are waiting for you with smiles today as well. ※ Free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel.

Newly opened in May 2016!!1-minute walk from Exit 4 of Keihan Main Line Kiyomizu-Gojo Station, 30 m to the east.Room types feature Japanese-style tatami rooms, blending a modern touch with Simmons mattresses.Close to the popular Kiyomizu-dera Temple, it is ideal for sightseeing as well as business and many other occasions.

DoubleTree by Hilton Kyoto Higashiyama is the first DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel in Kyoto. Just a 1-minute walk from Kiyomizu-Gojo Station on the Keihan Main Line and about a 10-minute drive from Kyoto Station, it offers an ideal location for both sightseeing and business, with many attractions—including Kiyomizu-dera Temple and Sanjusangendo Temple—within walking distance. At check-in, guests are welcomed with a warm chocolate chip cookie made from DoubleTree by Hilton’s signature recipe. The Hotel features an on-site restaurant with a refined Japanese ambiance, as well as a fitness room and a large public bath available free of charge for staying guests. Enjoy a journey through the culture and history of ancient Kyoto at DoubleTree by Hilton Kyoto Higashiyama.

Hotel SUI carries forward “Iki (Sui),” a Japanese aesthetic refined since the Edo period, offering a stay that blends traditional Japanese beauty with modern comfort. During your Kyoto trip, enjoy authentic Japanese experiences right at the Hotel with ease. We offer seasonal welcome drinks and sweets, a complimentary happy hour with a variety of alcoholic and soft drinks, and an exclusive free late-night snack for guests only: “SUI Udon.” By bringing “Iki (Sui)” into the present and combining traditional beauty with contemporary comfort, we provide a one-of-a-kind Kyoto stay.

A private, one-group-per-day Property located within walking distance of Kyoto's "Gion" and "Yasaka Shrine," and near "Rokuharamitsu-ji Temple." This fully renovated, private machiya (traditional townhouse) Property embodies the four seasons of Kyoto while preserving the serene and traditional atmosphere of a machiya.The Property features bamboo decor, representing Kyoto's natural beauty, and wallpaper adorned with snowflake patterns, creating a space where you can experience the seasonal charm and elegance of Japanese aesthetics throughout the Facility. Enjoy an elevated stay in this machiya Property, where you can feel the fleeting yet beautiful transitions of the four seasons.

A two-unit traditional townhouse located at the foot of "Yasaka Pagoda," a symbolic landmark of Higashiyama. The accommodations, situated to the west and east, are inspired by Kinkakuji and Ginkakuji Temples, featuring gold and silver accents in the interior design and decorations. The serene Japanese-style space is unified with light wood tones. Yasaka Shrine and Hanamikoji Street, popular tourist destinations, are approximately an 11-minute walk away. This is an ideal base for exploring Kyoto. When reserving both units together, up to 10 guests can stay, making it perfect for group trips. Experience an elegant stay at the foot of Yasaka Pagoda during your visit to Kyoto!

Kyoto's geisha district, Miyagawa-cho. "Miyagawa-cho Hotori" is located right next to the traditional streets along the Kamo River. You can enjoy a stay as if living in a Kyoto townhouse, surrounded by high-quality wood and harmonizing modern and traditional Kyoto designs.

A fully private, one-group-per-day Property renovated from a traditional townhouse near "Miyagawa-cho," one of Kyoto's five geisha districts. The first floor retains the traditional "eel bed" layout of a Kyoto townhouse while creating an open space by removing partitions. It features a living-dining area, a kitchen for self-catering, and a courtyard garden that reflects the seasons, allowing natural light to brighten the space. You can also enjoy a relaxing view of the courtyard garden from the bathroom equipped with a rain shower. The second floor offers both Japanese and Western-style bedrooms with large, historic beams preserved, as well as a shower room, ensuring a comfortable stay even for larger groups. Modern Facilities, such as a projector for a home theater experience, are also available to make your stay even more enjoyable.

This area, where Higashiyama Roku is located, is called "Rokuhara," and nearby are Rokuharamitsu-ji Temple, Rokkaku-no-Tsuji, and Rokuhara Chinko-ji Temple. A Kyo-machiya, completed in Taisho 3 (1914), has been carefully restored by skilled craftsmen, preserving its original exterior. Inside the building, features such as fittings and transoms, which have been cherished by generations of owners, reflect over 100 years of history. We have created a serene space where guests staying at the Property can also feel a connection to the time when the building was originally constructed. The Rooms at Higashiyama Roku have been designed under the supervision of washi paper designer Eriko Horiki, who created washi light walls and lighting, offering a space where guests can enjoy the subtle shadows, the charm, and the transitions of a machiya. The lighting and Shigaraki ware round bathtubs, supervised by washi designer Eriko Horiki, as well as the noren (curtain) featuring calligraphy by Hina Aoyagi, the director of the Hokuriku Calligraphy Institute, are just some of the carefully curated details found throughout.

Located in an alley near the Yasaka Tower, a landmark of Gion, Kyoto, this is a fully-rented machiya property. The first floor features a small Kyoto-style garden, a bright entrance hall, a kitchen equipped with an IH stove for self-catering, and a bathroom. The second floor includes a Japanese-style room with a tea room ambiance and a Western-style room made of Japanese paper and wood, providing a relaxing space. Enjoy a luxurious moment in a space filled with the softness and warmth of Japanese aesthetics.

A 5-minute walk from Kyoto's popular tourist destination, Gion. This is a fully private Property renovated from a traditional Kyoto townhouse (machiya) located in Miyagawa-cho, one of Kyoto's five geisha districts. Despite being within walking distance of Kyoto's busiest downtown area, Shijo Kawaramachi, the location is quiet and serene. The living room features a Japanese-style space with views of the courtyard garden. There is no partition between the living room and the adjacent dining area, creating an open and spacious environment. The bathroom includes a Goemon-style bathtub where you can enjoy views of the courtyard garden during your bath time. Equipped with a spacious kitchen and both Japanese and Western-style bedrooms, this Property offers an experience that feels like living in Kyoto amidst its unique atmosphere.

Located in an alley near the landmark 'Yasaka Tower' in Gion, Kyoto, this is a fully rented machiya property. The first floor features a living room facing a Kyoto-style courtyard garden, an entrance hall with light from the ceiling, a kitchen equipped with an IH stove, and a bathroom. The second floor includes a bedroom with low beds reflecting Japanese aesthetics and a traditional Japanese-style room. Enjoy a luxurious time in a space filled with the softness and warmth of Japanese design.