Keihan Yamashina Station × Accommodation with Tatami Japanese-Style RoomRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

A Japanese auberge serving cuisine that lets you savor Kyoto’s four seasons with all five senses. Step inside to a dignified stillness where the sound of a waterfall echoes, making the bustle of Gion feel far away. There are 8 Rooms in total, each with a calm atmosphere and a gentle yuzu fragrance in the air. Antique chests, understated wildflowers, and seasonal touches—decor is kept minimal, creating an inviting space focused purely on comfort. On the first floor, we offer a hinoki bath with yuzu: yellow yuzu in winter and green yuzu in summer. Soothe your travel fatigue as you soak in a bath filled with plenty of fresh yuzu.

Founded in the second year of Tenpo. The name Seikourou means "a pavilion built on the banks of the clear Kamo River." Seikourou, an elegant property with a refined villa, welcomes guests with its glowing lights, celebrating the beauty of Higashiyama's mountains and the clarity of the Kamo River.

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.

Kyō no Yado Kagihei is located on Fuyacho Street in central Kyoto, near the Nishiki Market, which has supported Kyoto's culinary culture for four centuries. Blending seamlessly into the historic cityscape, the property welcomes guests into a serene and tranquil space, away from the bustling city atmosphere.

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.

Kyoto Cuisine Kyo no Yado Sakanoue is an accommodation located near Yasaka Shrine, offering a traditional Sukiya-style design that provides a peaceful retreat from the city's hustle and bustle. Guests can enjoy Kyoto cuisine prepared with seasonal ingredients, served dish by dish. A private bath is also available.

Kamogawa-kan is located at the western end of Sanjo Ohashi, the starting point of the western Tokaido 53 Stations. It offers an ideal location for sightseeing in Kyoto, with Gion and Pontocho within walking distance. Enjoy seasonal Kyoto kaiseki cuisine in guest rooms with stunning views of the Kamo River and Higashiyama.

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.

A 5-minute walk to Ninenzaka and Sannenzaka. Kodaiji Temple and Kiyomizu-dera Temple are also nearby, making this an exceptionally convenient location for exploring Kyoto. Thanks to the traditional Kyoto machiya layout that extends deep into the property, once you step inside, a quiet space unfolds where you can forget the bustle outside. Please enjoy a truly Kyoto-inspired stay at Kyokoyado Yasaka Yutone.

Small Luxury Kyoto Ishibe Koji Ryugin opened in Ishibe Koji, adjacent to Kodaiji, with the concept of a small, high-quality Property. With a relaxing space that combines the traditional appearance of Machiya and modern design, and a location that exudes the charm of the ancient capital, we believe guests will experience the authentic Kyoto.

Just steps from the approach to Nanzen-ji Temple, you will find Yachiyo, an inn offering Kyoto cuisine and a beautiful garden. The main entrance is marked by an impressive large lantern. Passing through the gate, guests are welcomed by a meticulously maintained courtyard garden and seasonal flowers.The property consists of the Main Building and an Annex. From the guest rooms in the Main Building, you can enjoy views of a garden designed by the renowned landscape artist Jihei Ogawa, also known as "Ueji," as well as the seasonally adorned Higashiyama area. Walking through the charming long corridor leads to a modern yet traditional Japanese space.The Annex features an elegant Japanese-style room with 12.5 tatami mats and striking Kyoto karakami paper designs, providing ample space for families to relax comfortably.

We have created a Hotel with uniquely designed Rooms, each thoughtfully crafted to honor the special reasons that bring you to Kyoto. We hope your time here will be truly special and one of a kind. With heartfelt care, we have prepared each Room so that every view touches your heartstrings and becomes an unforgettable, once-in-a-lifetime memory of your journey.

Situated along the Takase River, the Machiya Hotel "Kyoto Takasegawa Bettei" offers guests a lodging experience of relaxation and comfort in a Kyoto townhouse. With the gentle murmur of the river and the Kyoto townhouse ambiance, the blend of traditional architectural beauty and modern functionality creates an ideal world of elegance in the ancient capital of Kyoto. This is a completely new type of Machiya Hotel, promising an exceptional journey of relaxation and comfort, free from the somewhat formal image of typical hotels and excessive services.

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.

Cross Hotel Kyoto is located along Ryoma Street, just one block from Kawaramachi Sanjo. It is within a 10-minute walk from Keihan Railway, Hankyu Railway, and Kyoto City Subway Tozai Line. The hotel offers excellent access to Kyoto's famous sightseeing spots. To the east of the hotel are Kiyamachi Street and Pontocho, while to the west lies Kawaramachi Street, making it a convenient location for enjoying gourmet dining and shopping. Make Cross Hotel Kyoto your base and enjoy a charming journey through Kyoto.

"Sowaka" is a Sanskrit word from India meaning "happiness be with you." Often used at the end of Buddhist scriptures, this blessing resonates as both nostalgic and fresh, blending seamlessly into Kyoto, a city rich with Buddhist temples. Passing through the entrance and walking along the water-sprinkled stone path, you will find yourself in a serene, otherworldly space. Refresh your eyes with the greenery of the courtyard garden, feel the gentle breeze, and relax in your Room. While the prime location is certainly a highlight, the greatest charm of this Hotel lies in its luxurious space where the old and the new harmoniously coexist. At the restaurant, savor creative Kyoto-inspired cuisine. Stroll through the city with ease, as if you were a local. May happiness and blessings be with all who visit. Enjoy countless moments of joy to your heart's content at "Sowaka."

The moon brightly illuminates the gentle hills of Higashiyama, Kyoto. Just as the moon shines by reflecting the light of the sun, we warmly welcome our guests with a similar radiance. We aspire to be a guiding light that fulfills your unique requests and creates once-in-a-lifetime experiences. May our unforgettable brilliance remain in your memories and connect us through meaningful encounters.

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.

A Hotel created by restoring a historic building into guest rooms in one of Kyoto’s most storied districts.In the Okazaki area, we offer a breakfast lounge with views of the scenic garden “Shin’en” within Heian Shrine.Your stay itself becomes a cultural experience—a new way to travel in Kyoto.With easy access to Kiyomizu-dera Temple, Yasaka Shrine, and Kodai-ji Temple, our location is ideal for exploring Kyoto.To help you enjoy an even more fulfilling trip, our knowledgeable concierge will suggest unique ways to spend your time that can only be experienced here. Please feel free to consult us if you would like to visit nearby attractions or celebrate a special birthday or anniversary with family, as a couple, or with your partner.Through your stay at our Hotel, we invite you on a journey to discover Kyoto’s hidden charms and enjoy truly enriching moments.

Located on the expansive grounds of Mount Nagara's hillside in Otsu City, Shiga Prefecture, is Enryakuji Temple (Miidera), boasting a 1,300-year history. Since the Heian period, it has been regarded as one of the four great temples alongside Todai-ji, Kofuku-ji, and Enryaku-ji. The temple holds 64 national treasures and 720 important cultural properties and has historical ties with notable warlords such as Oda Nobunaga, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, Tokugawa Ieyasu, and Mouri Terumoto. Within the grounds of Miidera stands "Myogon-in," a structure with over 400 years of history that has recently served an essential role as a monk's quarters. Now available for use as accommodation for one group per day only. This private space offers exclusive use of an entire building along with opportunities for training or various experiences. ・Land area: Approximately 807 sqm (including Japanese garden and gazebo) ・Facility: 3LDK + Buddhist room (approximately 176.16 sqm)