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The Westin Miyako Hotel Kyoto is a historic luxury hotel that has been welcoming distinguished guests for over 100 years. In the grand renewal of 2021, the city’s largest "Keage Onsen" spa, "SPA Kacho," was introduced. Featuring semi-open-air baths utilizing natural Onsen benefits, a design inspired by the aqueduct, and a serene space integrated with the garden, it offers an unparalleled relaxing experience. The hotel is ideally located near famous attractions such as Kiyomizu Temple, Nanzenji Temple, and Heian Shrine, making it a perfect base for exploring Kyoto. With convenient access to the city center, you can enjoy both sightseeing and relaxation. If you're looking for a hotel in Kyoto, experience a luxurious stay with natural Onsen at The Westin Miyako Hotel Kyoto and create unforgettable memories.

The Origin of Kyoto "Ryokan Motonago"・・・ The name "Motonago" is derived from a word in the Manyoshu, meaning "ancient capital." It is said to have been the name of a social gathering place where noble people once assembled and relaxed. There are various theories, such as the old word "motona," meaning "randomly" or "without purpose," or the idea that the dreams and romantic history of ancient people soothe the hearts of visitors. The name "Ryokan Motonago," displayed as the title of this Kyoto Ryokan, carries such profound meanings. We warmly invite you to visit Ryokan Motonago.

Park Hyatt Kyoto is a Hotel that combines the elegance of the Park Hyatt brand with the traditions of Kyoto. With an excellent location, you can enjoy views of Kyoto city and the Yasaka Pagoda while being within walking distance of attractions such as Kiyomizu Temple, Kodaiji Temple, Yasaka Shrine, and the Gion district.

This Hotel is located on the site of the former Shirakawa Elementary School in Kyoto, which closed in 2011 and has over 100 years of academic history since its establishment as an elementary school. Surrounded by cultural landmarks such as Heian Shrine, ROHM Theatre Kyoto, and The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto, this location offers a unique blend of vibrant tourist attractions and the authentic daily life of Kyoto residents. Our goal is to create a Hotel where guests can experience the traditions and culture of Kyoto beyond just staying overnight.The interior design is crafted by Nomura Co., Ltd., combining the elegance of Japanese aesthetics with modern functionality. From guest rooms that balance traditional beauty with contemporary comfort to a courtyard and cultural activities deeply rooted in Kyoto's heritage, we provide an environment where every moment becomes part of your journey at this one-of-a-kind Hotel.

Banyan Tree Higashiyama Kyoto is located next to Kiyomizu-dera Temple, on a hillside in Kyoto’s Gion and Higashiyama area. This 52-room Hotel opened in August 2024. Surrounded by a bamboo grove and set within a sanctuary rich in nature, it features natural Onsen. While within walking distance of Gion’s major attractions, you can still enjoy a quiet stay away from the crowds. The architecture is design-supervised by Kengo Kuma, blending a Noh-inspired stage concept with traditional Japanese craftsmanship and a modern, natural aesthetic. With a variety of room types—including rooms with panoramic views over Kyoto and rooms with private natural Onsen—this Hotel offers a truly one-of-a-kind, unforgettable stay.

Imperial Hotel Kyoto is located in the heart of Gion, Kyoto, and carries on the history and legacy of Yasaka Kaikan, a nationally registered Tangible Cultural Property. While preserving the building’s dignified design, our guest rooms pursue modern comfort to offer an extraordinary sense of relaxation. Within the Hotel, enjoy refined dining experiences that Imperial Hotel is proud of—French cuisine inspired by the changing seasons, a lively all-day dining venue, and an elegant classic main bar. In a welcoming space where history and modernity are in harmony, enjoy a truly special stay in Kyoto.

<Opening July 1, 2026>A small luxury retreat born in Kyoto’s Gion: “Gion Gensho”10 minutes on foot from Gion-Shijo Station. From the historic geisha district to Kyoto’s major sightseeing spots.Honoring the spirit of hospitality cultivated by Japan’s traditional Accommodation—thoughtful settings, graceful manners, and an appreciation of the seasons—while blending in modern sensibility and refinement, we offer a one-of-a-kind stay experience.In our name, “Gen” signifies the origin of all things, and “Matsu” symbolizes prosperity. Grounded in Gion’s atmosphere and deep respect for tradition, we pursue a new vision for Accommodation in a new era.Cherishing the Ryokan principle of “Shu” (preservation), embracing “Ha” (innovation) without fear, and moving beyond to “Ri” (transcendence).Please enjoy memories of a stay found only here.

A 5-minute walk east along Sanjo Street from Higashiyama Station on the Tozai Subway Line or the Jingu-michi bus stop. Kyoto Ryokan Zen is located in a quiet residential area. The surrounding area is rich in attractions, including famous cherry blossom viewing spots such as Heian Shrine, Biwa Canal, as well as renowned temples like Chion-in, Nanzen-ji, and Ginkaku-ji, along with cultural sites like museums and a zoo.

From Higashiyama Station on the Tozai Subway Line or the Jingu-michi bus stop, proceed east along Sanjo Street, pass through the first torii gate of Awata Shrine, traverse the stone-paved approach, and ascend the small paths alongside the stone wall near the second torii gate. You will find "Awataan (OUR TURN)," a townhouse-style accommodation, in a quiet residential area on a serene hill.

An exclusive property for one group per day, renovated from a Taisho-era Kyoto townhouse near "Hanami Koji" in Gion, Kyoto, where you can see Maiko and Geiko. The living room with a Kyoto-style courtyard, a kitchen for self-catering, two bathrooms with wooden bathtubs said to be "ideal for soaking," and two toilets and washbasins provide a comfortable and luxurious stay for couples or groups.

An exclusive property for one group per day, a renovated traditional Kyoto townhouse near Kennin-ji Temple. Featuring a living and dining area, a Western-style bedroom, two Japanese-style rooms, a self-catering kitchen, two toilets, and washbasins, providing a comfortable stay for couples or groups. Enjoy a luxurious time in a traditional Kyoto townhouse adorned with various Japanese arts.

A renovated Kyoto machiya townhouse near Sanjo in Higashiyama, Kyoto—an Accommodation limited to one group per day, rented as an entire house. Tucked away at the end of a narrow alley, it preserves the original layout of a traditional row house and retains classic machiya features such as lattice doors and a small courtyard garden, while modernizing the bathroom and other water areas for comfort and functionality. The kitchen is equipped with an IH cooktop for self-catering. Enjoy the atmosphere of Kyoto while staying comfortably as if you lived here.

"Kira Kyoto Higashiyama" is a one-group-per-day exclusive Property quietly nestled in a back alley near Shirakawa, which flows through Higashiyama, Kyoto. Conveniently located just a 3-minute walk from Higashiyama Station, it is within walking distance of iconic Kyoto landmarks such as Heian Shrine, Shoren-in Temple, and Chion-in Temple. A short stroll further will take you to the vibrant historic district of Gion, the heart of Kyoto's traditional culture. Facing the former residence of Yasuyuki Namikawa from the Meiji era (a nationally designated cultural property), the Property offers a lounge overlooking a stunning Japanese garden designed by the 7th-generation Jihei Ogawa, washi art featuring red and white plum blossoms adorning the bedrooms, and a semi-open-air Shigaraki ware bath with a tsuboniwa garden. Its uniqueness sets it apart even among Kyoto's finest accommodations. Immerse yourself in the timeless flow of history, enjoy the view of the exquisite Japanese garden, and savor a luxurious moment with a drink at the bar counter.

Next to a small alley lined with old stone walls holding memories of the Taisho era, a fully-rented Kyoto townhouse offers a view of Yasaka Tower against the sunset sky. Experience serene and profound moments surrounded by classical interiors. Welcome to the authentic Kyoto, different from the usual.

Located in the heart of Gion, Kyoto's famous geisha district popular among tourists, "Kira Kyoto Gion" offers a prime location close to Kiyomizu Temple, Kodaiji Temple, and Yasaka Shrine. It is also just a short walk to Yasui Konpiragu Shrine and Kenninji Temple, making it a convenient base for sightseeing.Despite being in the center of Gion, guests can enjoy two types of baths: a Goemon-style bath and an open-air ceramic bath made of Shigaraki ware. The first floor features a tatami-floored living and dining area with a kitchen, while the second floor includes a master bedroom with a king-size bed and a traditional Japanese-style room.Experience the luxurious flow of Kyoto time in a serene and relaxed atmosphere.

A renovated Kyoto townhouse located right next to the landmark "Yasaka Pagoda" in Higashiyama, Kyoto, available exclusively for one group per day as a whole-house rental Property. From the spacious and open living room to the bathroom with a Goemon-style bathtub, you can enjoy views of the greenery in the courtyard garden. The Japanese-style room and Western-style bedroom on the second floor offer a calm and relaxing atmosphere. The kitchen is equipped with an IH stove for cooking, and a washing machine is provided, making it ideal for long-term stays. To the north is "Gion," and to the south is "Kiyomizu Temple," making it a perfect location for your stay in Kyoto. Experience the traditional charm of the townhouse and the seasonal beauty of the courtyard garden while enjoying a luxurious moment.

Within walking distance to Kyoto's popular attractions "Gion" and "Heian Shrine," this Property consists of four connected traditional townhouses near the Shirakawa River. While adjacent, each townhouse is independent, ensuring a high level of privacy. Each townhouse is uniquely themed around "Flower, Bird, Wind, and Moon," featuring distinctive interiors and Kyoto-style karakami paper decorations.All townhouses are equipped with a kitchen for self-catering, Japanese-Western style bedrooms, a washing machine, and a bathroom with a view of a small garden. There are four types of Rooms available, accommodating from a maximum of 4 guests to a maximum of 8 guests. Whether you're a couple, a group of friends, or a large group, staying in adjacent townhouses is also recommended.This Property, harmonizing with the surrounding landscape, received the "Kyoto Landscape Award for Architecture, Mayor's Prize" in 2017. Enjoy a stay that feels "as if you're living in Kyoto" in this quintessential Kyoto location.

Located near Yasaka Shrine, affectionately known as "Yasaka-san" and a symbol of Gion, "Suzu Gion Yasakamae" is a two-story traditional Kyoto townhouse with an elegant and refined atmosphere. The Facility features a luxurious open-air bath where you can enjoy views of the courtyard garden. The interior decor reflects the glamorous yet serene ambiance of Kyoto's historic entertainment district. Its proximity to the bustling streets of Gion Kawaramachi makes it an ideal base for sightseeing.

"Shikion-an Gion Shirakawa," situated along the Shirakawa River flowing through Japan's renowned antique district, offers a broad enjoyment of the city's four seasons: cherry blossoms in spring, fireflies in summer, autumn foliage, and snowy landscapes in winter.

The walk from Yasaka Shrine to Kodaiji Temple in Higashiyama, Kyoto, is a popular route where you can enjoy Kyoto’s four seasons. Just a short stroll from Kodaiji, tucked away down a quiet alley that feels far removed from the city center, you will find “Rinn Yasaka Kodaiji.” Step through the lattice door and you’ll be welcomed into a space that evokes a “little Kyoto,” adorned with incense burners and shoji screens. From the window, you can look out onto a small yet charming garden, creating moments of calm and comfort. In this serene space where Japanese and Western styles blend in perfect balance, you can unwind and gently soothe away the fatigue of travel.