Katsura Station × Accommodation With Selectable Dinner TimeRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Located in the heart of Kyoto, at Horikawa Gojo in Rakuchu, Kyoto Tokyu Hotel is an elegant and tranquil accommodation. With 408 guest rooms and nine banquet halls of various sizes, it caters to a wide range of occasions including international conferences, receptions, academic symposiums, wedding banquets, and various parties. The hotel also features three restaurants offering Japanese, Western, and Chinese cuisine as well as a bar where you can enjoy a variety of dishes made with seasonal ingredients. Experience exceptional hospitality unique to Kyoto for a memorable stay.

"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.

Located near Shijo-Omiya, “Nazuna Kyoto Tsubaki-dori” is a 23-room Ryokan created by renovating an L-shaped, approx. 1,400 m² alley lined with over 110-year-old machiya townhouses into a single Accommodation. The reception building at the entrance features a deep, distinctly Kyoto-style design, serving not only as the place to welcome guests but also as a small passageway connecting the outside world to the world of “Tsubaki-dori.” Beyond the reception building lies a streetscape reminiscent of an old hanamachi (geisha district), secluded from the outside. As dusk falls, lanterns and floor lanterns light up along the stone-paved street, and “Tsubaki-dori” takes on an elegant glow.

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."

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).

A traditional Japanese townhouse that, even after more than a century, seems to breathe life as you step through its entrance. Restored using the unique techniques passed down through generations of townhouses, it has been combined with modern conveniences for your comfort. Located on Suzaku Avenue, the central axis of the ancient Heian-kyo capital, this area is rich in Kyoto's historical essence. Despite its deep historical roots, the Omiya Gojo area offers a glimpse into the daily lives of Kyoto's residents. For seasoned travelers, this is an opportunity to truly experience the feeling of living in Kyoto, even if only for the duration of your stay.

We have renovated the remaining 'Kyomachiya' in Kyoto, which are gradually decreasing over time. You can experience living in Kyoto by staying in this historic property. Additionally, at 'Kyoiroiriyado Some SEN,' we provide a traditional hearth as the name suggests. For the purpose of preserving the property, we use an electric hearth instead of fire. Please enjoy this warm and nostalgic space.

The hotel boasts an excellent location, just 12 minutes by rapid train from JR Kyoto Station and a 1-minute walk from JR Saga-Arashiyama Station. The interior, designed with universal design principles, offers a relaxing space, and the rooms are equipped with premium Simmons beds for a high-quality sleep experience. Additionally, we provide unique Kyoto and Arashiyama menu items such as handmade tofu and fresh folate-rich eggs from Kyoto Tanba. In the large public bath, you can enjoy views of bamboo while experiencing the tranquil Kyoto atmosphere.

Founded in 1889. Located right in front of the World Heritage Site Nishi Honganji Temple and conveniently close to Kyoto Station. Just a 10-minute walk to Shimabara, where the Tayuu culture is still preserved. Additionally, it is within walking distance to historical sites related to the Shinsengumi, Kyoto Aquarium, and the Railway Museum. The cuisine offered at the Property is highly acclaimed, featuring traditional and prestigious Kyoto kaiseki dishes infused with modern elements, all meticulously prepared. Furthermore, the large communal bath is filled with underground water flowing beneath the city of Kyoto. This water boasts a softness comparable to that of an Onsen. Enjoy a relaxing soak to relieve the fatigue of the day and unwind from daily stress.

Our establishment is located on the site of Sumikura Ryo-i's residence, featuring historical artifacts such as a garden attributed to Kobori Enshu and a Yukimi lantern crafted by Tsuji Yojirou, embodying the unique charm of Kyoto. Situated approximately 200 meters downstream from Togetsukyo Bridge, it offers convenient access to Arashiyama and Sagano sightseeing, as well as proximity to Randen, JR, and Hankyu stations, making it an ideal base for exploring Kyoto city. We look forward to welcoming you with "Kyoto's hospitality that feels like coming home."