Around Kyoto Prefectural Botanical Garden × Accommodation With Freshly Baked BreadRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Spacious guest rooms with a Kyoto townhouse-inspired design offer over 36 square meters of space, featuring original beds and bathrooms with separate shower areas to help you unwind after your journey. Our five restaurants serve a variety of delicious cuisines, including Kyoto-style kaiseki, teppanyaki, and Chinese dishes made with carefully selected local ingredients. We also provide a complimentary Shuttle Service near Exit 2 of the Karasuma Oike Subway Station. Just east of the Hotel lies the Kyoto Imperial Palace. To the north are Omotesenke, Urasenke, Mushanokoji Senke tea schools, and Raku family pottery associated with these traditions. A stroll around the Hotel offers glimpses into traditional townhouse lifestyles and centuries-old merchant businesses still thriving today.

A 20-minute direct subway ride from Kyoto Station, conveniently located for sightseeing in the Ohara and Kibune areas. All rooms are 36.9 m² or larger, offering luxurious natural views of Takaragaike Park, Mt. Hiei, and more. Immerse yourself in Kyoto’s nature and the elegant architectural beauty centered on circular design. Enjoy a relaxing adult getaway in a quiet, refined setting at this Hotel surrounded by lush greenery that captures the spirit of Kyoto.

A step deeper into Kyoto, where the sound of weaving can be heard with just a short walk, and the traditional streets of Nishijin still preserve the charm of old Kyoto. This Kyomachiya, originally built in the late Meiji era as a Nishijin-ori merchant house, has been renovated into a "home" to be passed on to the future. "Kyoto no Ondokoro Nishijin Villa," which accommodates up to 8 guests, offers a spacious and elegant atmosphere. It is also ideal for a leisurely long-term stay. Additionally, the Property features a private garage for two cars on-site. It serves as a perfect base for exploring Kyoto's hidden gems, such as Miyama, Kurama, and Ohara, by car, allowing you to enjoy a broader and deeper experience of Kyoto.