Katsura Station × Accommodation For Enjoying Autumn FlavorsRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

The facility features Kitayama round timber throughout, accompanied by the sounds of the koto and the fragrance of incense, creating a Kyoto ambiance. Each staff member provides hospitality with the feeling of welcoming a valued guest into their own home.

The location is believed to be the site of Emperor Kanmu's Oi Imperial Villa, which he frequently visited during his reign (781-806), as referenced in "Nihon Kiryaku." (An excavation conducted on our premises in 1988 uncovered remains of a garden from the early Heian period, suggesting a high possibility that this was the site of Emperor Kanmu's Oi Imperial Villa.) In "The Tale of Genji," Chapter 18 "Matsukaze," written in the mid-Heian period, a residence near the Oi River serves as the setting. This residence is described as being located "nearby Oigawa," and it is believed to have been modeled after Emperor Kanmu's Oi Imperial Villa.

Outstanding access, the friendly smiles of familiar staff, hospitality that caters to each individual's feelings, and a variety of rooms promising unique comfort. Additionally, restaurants offering seasonal Kyoto flavors. This is a space you'll want to revisit repeatedly as your regular accommodation for Kyoto trips. "I travel to Kyoto because I want to stay at the Miyako Hotel Kyoto Hachijo." A station-close hotel beloved by guests.

The scenic beauty of Arashiyama, once celebrated by Heian aristocrats and poets, has continued to captivate people for over a thousand years in Kyoto, the ancient capital. Our ryokan is located right beside the picturesque Ōi River, offering an exceptional natural setting. While situated in the bustling heart of a popular tourist area, our facility provides a tranquil atmosphere where time flows gently. Relax in your room and enjoy the ever-changing seasonal beauty of Arashiyama.On November 15th, 2025, Ryotei Rangetsu will celebrate its 20th anniversary since opening. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all our guests who have supported us over the years. As we look forward to serving you for another 30 or even 40 years as a beloved accommodation choice, we will continue striving for excellence. We sincerely appreciate your continued support and patronage.

Welcome and thank you for visiting. Hospitality with a touch of "difference in taste." Arashiyama Onsen Saishiki no Yado "Hanaikada" is located at the southern end of Togetsukyo Bridge. Nestled at the foot of Arashiyama, where you can hear the gentle murmuring of the Oigawa River, our Property offers not only a tranquil and relaxing stay but is also highly praised as a culinary Ryokan where you can savor traditional Kyoto cuisine. From exquisite kaiseki dishes showcasing traditional techniques to tofu specialties unique to Arashiyama and casual bento boxes, we present a variety of seasonal delights. Please feel free to enjoy a moment of delicious relaxation at Arashiyama Onsen Saishiki no Yado "Hanaikada."

"Flower" is described in the "Kaden-sho" as the essence of art that evokes emotion in the viewer and makes them want to return. When people encounter something unexpected, they are surprised and moved. Even if the appearance is modest, the subtle and thoughtful effort to inspire emotion in others is considered the true essence of "hidden beauty is the flower."Our Property embraces a part of the teachings from the "Kaden-sho" as our philosophy of hospitality and way of being. With this in mind, we have named our establishment "Kyoto Arashiyama Onsen Kaden-sho." We strive daily to provide our guests with moments of joy and inspiration.

Arashiyama—a sanctuary where nature and culture, tradition and innovation exist in harmony.Morning and evening light streaming through the windows.Birdsong echoing through a tranquil garden.A fresh dish that captures the blessings of the season.Time-honored techniques brought to life with new ideas.A space in harmony with Kyoto’s beauty, woven from the scent of wind and earth and the warmth of greenery.As your senses gently awaken, your mind begins to unwind.MUNI KYOTO

2-minute walk from JR "Umekoji-Kyoto-Nishi Station." A casual Japanese city resort to enjoy the elegance of Kyoto. The spacious "natural Onsen large bath" is equipped with a sauna and stone sauna. Additionally, there are five "private baths" available for free and unlimited use (no Reservation required). Enjoy a luxurious bathing experience. For dinner, we offer a Japanese Kaiseki meal, and for breakfast, a buffet with a wide variety of options. Savor Kyoto cuisine refined over a long history, prepared by our experienced head chef. The Room is designed with touches of Kyoto's charm and attention to detail, providing a relaxing space with both comfort and functionality. In addition to comfortable "Samue" loungewear, we also provide "colorful yukata" free of charge. Enjoy complimentary services unique to Kyoritsu Resort, such as "Yonaki Soba" and "post-bath ice cream."

Set against Kyoto’s serene atmosphere, Dusit Thani Kyoto is located in the temple town in front of the UNESCO World Heritage site Nishi Honganji, where Thai elegance and Kyoto’s traditional beauty come together in perfect harmony. Just a 12-minute walk from Kyoto Station, the guest rooms—designed by Thai designers—blend refined Japanese aesthetics with Thailand’s gentle curves. Enjoy authentic Thai cuisine crafted by a Thai chef, or savor seasonal ingredients at the teppanyaki restaurant. The hotel also offers a hidden-gem bar, Devarana Wellness to soothe body and mind, and enriching experience programs that connect you with Kyoto’s deep culture. A special place to fully immerse yourself in Kyoto through all five senses and spend a peaceful moment.

8 minutes walk from Kyoto Station. Located in a convenient yet quiet temple town. Enjoy the proud Kyoto Kaiseki cuisine of the owner-chef, trained at a traditional restaurant, in your Room! All Rooms feature Washlet toilets, bathrooms with washing areas, and are non-smoking (lobby smoking allowed until March 31, 2020).

The overwhelming presence of materials aged over time.Warm light with reduced brightness highlights the beauty of fittings, earthen walls, and gardens.We offer a high-quality space to enjoy the tradition and technical beauty of Machiya."Kura ya Omiya Shimabara" is located in the Shimabara area, once a thriving entertainment district.Relax after exploring the history of Kyoto.

An overwhelming presence of materials aged over time. Warm, subdued lighting highlights the beauty of fittings, earthen walls, and the garden. We offer a high-quality space where you can fully enjoy the tradition and craftsmanship of a Machiya townhouse. Located near Yagi Residence and Kōenji Temple, both associated with the Shinsengumi, "Kuraya Kamigojōmachi" awaits you. Relax and unwind after exploring Kyoto's rich history.

Rent an entire Machiya (traditional townhouse) and experience staying in Kyoto as if living there. The private space of a Machiya offers a touch of luxury not found in hotels or ryokans, and is affordable for groups, making it ideal for families or girls' trips.

7 minutes walk from Nijō Station. Nestled quietly within the ordinary daily life of Kyoto's residents. A fully-rented Kyoto townhouse Ryokan.

The overwhelming presence of materials aged over time.Warm light with reduced brightness highlights the beauty of fittings, earthen walls, and gardens.We offer a high-quality space to enjoy the tradition and technical beauty of Machiya."Kuraya Senbon Sanjo" boasts a spacious garden.Nearby are Nijo Castle and the Sanjo Kai shopping street, loved by locals.Stay as if you were living in Kyoto.

The overwhelming presence of materials aged over time.Warm light with reduced brightness highlights the beauty of doors, earthen walls, and gardens.We offer a high-quality space where you can enjoy the tradition and technical beauty of Machiya."Kuraya Nanseicho" is located in an alley beside the Sanjo-kai shopping street, retaining an old-fashioned atmosphere.Enjoy shopping and dining with locals and stay as if you were living in Kyoto.

- "Time is a traveler passing through the ages, and the years that come and go are also travelers." - Tsukihi no Ie, named after a passage from Matsuo Basho's "The Narrow Road to the Deep North," is a machiya townhouse perfectly suited for savoring the essence of time. Inside this historic machiya, you'll find a multi-layered space that defies expectations from its exterior. Starting with a semi-basement level that was originally an air-raid shelter, the layers seamlessly connect through the doma (earthen floor), a living room facing the garden, the first floor, a mezzanine, and the second floor. Each level offers a unique space to relax and spend your time in your own way.

A traditional Kyoto townhouse exuding elegance and charm. Enjoy a luxurious moment as you gaze at the seasonal garden and let time flow gently. Choose between "Higashi-tei" or "Nishi-tei" to suit your style of stay. Treat yourself to a special experience, just for you.

The Asahi House, bathed in the morning light. The Yuuhi House, dyed in the colors of the sunset. These adjacent Kyoto-style machiya accommodations warmly welcome guests, providing a cozy base for your journey. Conveniently located for visiting famous landmarks, they are equipped with features to ensure comfort during both the hot summer and the harsh winter. The machiya design elements throughout the Property create a calming atmosphere. *Please refer to the group Hotel list for details on Yuuhi House. At Asahi House, guests can stay with up to two small dogs per Property, provided they meet the conditions (additional fees apply for the second dog). For those arriving by car, a self-parking space (free for one vehicle) is available. For more details, please check the Property introduction page and the accommodation Plan.

A blend of rustic charm and modern freshness coexists here. If you focus on the boundary, you will discover antique furniture with character and small items dyed using traditional techniques. You will surely find yourself struck with realization, understanding that this Property is in the process of being "dyed." Time and craftsmanship are blending the house into its surroundings. As you spend your time here, you too will become part of this process, immersing yourself in the spirit of Mibu, the land of dyeing, both body and soul. At Some-no-Ie, guests are welcome to stay with up to two small dogs per Property, provided they meet the conditions (additional charges apply for the second dog). For those arriving by car, we offer parking for one vehicle free of charge. For more details, please refer to the Property introduction page and the available Plans.