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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.

Kyoto has the term "ho-kko-ri." After a busy day's work, enjoying carefully brewed tea while saying "ho-kko-ri" expresses a feeling of relaxation. Gion Shinmonso strives daily to be a "ho-kko-ri" Property where guests can relieve their travel fatigue. We look forward to welcoming you.

We have designed each Room with genuine artworks, creating the ambiance of an "art-loving Hotel" that feels like a museum. Focusing on your stay in the Room, we provide a special time for you to unwind and enrich your heart in an elegant and high-quality space. All guest Rooms feature spacious Western-style interiors with ceilings over 3 meters high, specially designed Hollywood-style beds for optimal sleep, and ceiling-mounted humidifiers to ensure the utmost comfort.

Located on Shinmonzen Street, known as a hub for antique art, and quietly nestled beside the serene waters of Gion Shirakawa, The Shinmonzen is a luxury boutique Hotel. Inspired by the spirit of traditional Japanese Ryokan, it was designed for modern travelers by world-renowned architect Tadao Ando and cosmopolitan interior designer Rémi Tessier. Its sister hotel in Provence, Villa La Coste, also showcases exceptional architecture and artistry. Kyoto and France—nurturing history, art, and nature. Experience a special moment wrapped in tranquility at The Shinmonzen.

Renovated a Taisho-era tea house. Incorporating traditional craft "Kyo Karakami" throughout, preserving the tea house's ambiance, and arranging Scandinavian furniture that harmonizes with the Japanese space, resulting in a modern and elegant appearance.

A renovated traditional Kyoto townhouse near the antique district of Gion, exclusively for one group per day. Natural light from the skylight creates an open atmosphere. Modern facilities include a bathroom with garden views and a kitchen equipped for self-catering.

"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.

An exclusive Property for one group per day, renovated from a traditional Kyoto townhouse near the Gion teahouse district with Kyoto's characteristic scenery. The dining room features a beautiful Japanese painting on the wall, and there is a tea room utilizing traditional architectural techniques. Includes a Western-style bedroom, two Japanese-style rooms, a self-catering kitchen, and two toilets, offering comfort and luxury for couples or groups.

A hidden adult retreat in a Kyoto townhouse, nestled in an alley near Shirakawa, which flows through the heart of Gion. The property features a single-story lounge building overlooking two distinct gardens, a bath area with a soothing hinoki wood tub, and a guestroom building comprising a bedroom and a Japanese-style room. All of these spaces are exclusively reserved for your private use. Moving between the two buildings in sandals feels like having a small Ryokan all to yourself, elevating the experience.The lounge building, which includes a raised Japanese-style room, a large sofa overlooking the garden, and a mini kitchen, is stocked with Kyoto's local sake and other beverages for your enjoyment. We recommend relaxing with your favorite drink in a luxurious gold-leaf glass while taking in the garden views during a bath. Spend a moment of minimal luxury in a spacious setting imbued with the charm of Kyoto.

Kyoto, a historic city representing the world. Among its many districts, Gion remains the only place where the vibrant echoes of history still linger. The "great flow of time" that can be felt just by walking through the streets reminds us of the "outline of origins." This area, which has flourished since ancient times as the temple town of Chion-in on Mt. Kacho, is home to Kyoto Gion's Shinmonzen and Furumonzen streets, lined with antique shops. Here, "Hotel Gion Bisaki" and "Hotel Gion Bisaki Furumonzen" have opened simultaneously. Come and experience the essence of "beauty beyond" that we have carefully crafted.

"KYOTO GION HOTEL" serves as the perfect base for exploring Kyoto. Located in the heart of Kyoto's traditional entertainment district, our Hotel offers an excellent location and ensures a delightful travel experience.

A Hotel where you can stay as if you were living, featuring the charm and playful spirit unique to Kyoto townhouses. It is more suitable for long-term stays, with all Rooms equipped with kitchens and a full range of cooking utensils, including rice cookers. The top-floor Rooms offer a unique Kyoto experience with features such as a dry landscape garden and open-air baths. Within the Property, there is a kimono dressing tenant, "Gokufujinoka," allowing you to explore in kimono or yukata. Nearby attractions include Heian Shrine and the Kyocera Museum of Art, and every winter, we accommodate many guests visiting for Kyoto University entrance exams.

"Gion no Yado" is a special Property, a fully private rental, located in a quiet neighborhood slightly removed from the hustle and bustle of Kyoto's Gion district. This traditional Kyoto townhouse, renovated with care, retains its original charm while offering a comfortable stay that allows you to experience the essence of Kyoto. Whether traveling with family, as a couple, or in a group, you are free to enjoy your stay in a way that suits your travel style. The names of each building—"Hi, Fu, Mi, Yo"—reflect the traditional Kyoto way of counting. Each Room is uniquely designed with attention to detail, offering a variety of settings to choose from according to your preference.