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The name “Kanra” is derived from the characters “Kan” (to feel) and “Ra” (Kyoto).It reflects our wish to be a Hotel where you can truly feel the beauty, wisdom, and hospitality nurtured in Kyoto.Drawing on traditional techniques refined in Kyoto,we incorporate natural materials such as wood, stone, iron, earth, and greeneryto express a modern Kyoto machiya style with a sense of wabi-sabi.When you encounter the wisdom and heartfelt intentions that lie within culture,Hotel Kanra Kyoto hopes to help you enjoy the unexpected discoveries and learning that follow.

One stop from Kyoto Station, a 6-minute walk from Gojo Subway Station. A small, hidden Accommodation with just seven Rooms, cherishing the charm of a traditional Kyoto townhouse. Each Room features a hinoki cypress bath for a soothing stay. In the on-site library lounge, relax and enjoy unhurried moments while taking in views of the beautiful garden.

The interior, inspired by traditional Kyoto townhouses, allows you to experience Kyoto's heritage through traditional crafts and specially prepared incense placed throughout the Facility. Guest rooms primarily consist of double and twin rooms, with triple and quad rooms available to accommodate various travel needs. For breakfast, enjoy a meal featuring fresh, locally sourced ingredients. The nearest subway station, Gojo Station, is conveniently located just one stop (2 minutes) from both Kyoto and Shijo stations, and is close to Higashi Honganji Temple and the Gion area, making it ideal for sightseeing. The Facility is well-equipped with a large public bath, fitness center, and complimentary drink space, making it the perfect base for your journey.

"Nazuna Kyoto Higashi Honganji" is a friendly luxury Ryokan with seven rooms, revitalized from a historic Kyoto townhouse Ryokan with over 100 years of history, formerly known as "Onyado Niwa," and designed with the concept of a carpenter's craftsmanship worldview. Room names such as "Obiki-no-Ma" and "Taruki-no-Ma" are inspired by carpentry terms used in wooden architecture. Through your stay, you can experience Japan's traditional architectural techniques and the spirit of its craftsmen. The Property offers first-floor, second-floor, and maisonette-type rooms, each named after different wooden structures. The interiors and furniture are crafted using locally sourced wood, creating a comfortable space filled with the warmth and fragrance of wood.

Located near the city center yet retaining a sense of tranquility and charm, Kyoto Gojo is an ideal base for both sightseeing and business. Holiday Inn Kyoto Gojo has been established in this perfect location.With a spacious parking lot, versatile meeting rooms, and a large public bath on the top floor offering views of Kyoto Tower, our excellent access and well-equipped facilities ensure a convenient and comfortable stay. Above all, what we value most is human connection, heartfelt hospitality, and the natural smiles that come with it. We offer personalized services tailored to each guest.Our open lobby can be used freely—whether for family gatherings, connecting with friends, or enjoying some alone time. Our staff members who love Kyoto are here to guide you with care.We aim to make your journey in Kyoto an unforgettable memory for every guest. At Holiday Inn Kyoto Gojo, we provide special moments through our convenient location and warm service.

As a hidden retreat of the Higashi Honganji Annex Shoseien (commonly known as Kikokutei), you can enjoy the charm and atmosphere of Kyoto. We offer a unique experience where your stay in a comfortable space designed in a modern style transforms into a moment of "resting from travel." The thoughtfully designed Rooms feature Kyoto karakami, creating a Japanese-modern space adorned with the colors of the four seasons. Rooms facing the outer perimeter are equipped with large windows, offering views of the Kikokutei grounds to the east and Honganji (Kyoto Tower) to the west, expressing the seasons through plant motifs on Kyoto karakami. Please indulge in the luxurious and elegant time of "staying slowly, as if living in Kyoto," accompanied by the seasonal scenery.

Located in the heart of Kyoto, "Hilton Garden Inn Kyoto Shijo Karasuma" is the first Hotel in Japan under the "Hilton Garden Inn" brand. Within walking distance to Gion and Nishiki Market, it offers an extremely convenient location for both sightseeing and business.All 250 guest rooms feature a warm design that combines traditional Japanese "wa" elements with a modern touch, providing a relaxing atmosphere. Start your day with breakfast at the spacious restaurant "Together&Co.," which offers 200 seats and a variety of Japanese and Western dishes made with seasonal Kyoto ingredients.

An apartment-style Hotel where Kyoto’s history meets modern comfort. All spacious guest rooms are fully equipped with a kitchen, washing machine, and high-speed Wi-Fi. Enjoy a flexible stay that suits your travel style. Conveniently located with easy access from Kyoto Station—ideal for both sightseeing and business. Experience “another way of living” in Kyoto, with plenty of space even for larger groups.

Exclusive to one group per day, a hidden retreat in a traditional Kyoto townhouse. A private space with the entire property reserved. Located next to Higashi Honganji Temple, this building, over 100 years old in the historic heritage district, has been faithfully restored to its original townhouse form. Furnished with pieces from the Taisho to early Showa periods and featuring sliding doors with "karakami" crafted using Kyoto's traditional techniques, it offers a nostalgic atmosphere to enjoy Kyoto's beauty. Experience the lifestyle of Kyoto's merchant houses with plaster walls and spacious earthen floors.

Villa Soso is an exclusive retreat for guests seeking to escape daily hustle, offering moments of tranquility and ultimate relaxation.

Located at the center of the "grid pattern" that represents Kyoto city, KYOBU Karasuma Gojo stands in a location where you can see Kyoto Tower as soon as you step out of the property. Inside the property, with its natural wood flooring, is a cozy space where the living room connecting two bedrooms is adorned with a courtyard maple tree, showcasing the colors of the four seasons and enhancing the enjoyment of shared moments.

One station from "Kyoto Station" to "Gojo Station," within walking distance. A one-group-per-day, whole-house rental Property renovated from the former residence of Japanese traditional dancer "Fujima Mikishi." While preserving the tradition of Kyoto machiya, modern convenience and comfort have been added. The Property features a living room with a view of a tsuboniwa (small garden), a modern kitchen for self-catering, two Japanese-style rooms, a Western-style bedroom, a bathroom, and a shower room, allowing for a relaxing stay for groups or couples. Enjoy the Japanese dance motifs scattered throughout the machiya.

Step through the door, and a sense of wonder begins to stir. Pass through the corridor garden and stand by the courtyard garden, and the mystery lingers. By the time you ascend to the second floor and open the inner window from the bedroom, it all starts to make sense. A house within a house, and a home outside the home. The blend of history-soaked fittings and a modern, expansive space creates a feeling of freely traversing time and boundaries. Just as travel should be free, a Property need not be ordinary. This house teaches you that.

The multi-layered space, designed to maximize the use of limited space in traditional Kyoto townhouse architecture, resembles geological strata stacked leading to the upper floors.

As you step into the house, a tall mortar wall extending up to the second-floor Room appears before your eyes.A massive box-shaped structure sits at the center of the house.The Meguru house is designed so that you can circulate around the Rooms surrounding this structure.Lean on the mysterious symbol that creates another space within the interior and plan your exploration of Kyoto.

Located about a 5-minute walk from Ichihime Shrine, a popular spot for fulfilling women's wishes, "Suzu Tenjincho" is nestled in a quiet residential area. This accommodation, inspired by the motif of a "cocoon," features warm lighting and soft-textured interiors, creating a relaxing space where you can feel embraced like a chrysalis. An "Okudosan," meaning traditional Kyoto-style stove in Kyoto dialect, has also been preserved, allowing guests to experience the charm of old Kyoto living. Enjoy your stay in this healing-filled Kyomachiya and immerse yourself in an authentic Kyoto travel experience.

This is a Kyoto townhouse themed around Japanese bath culture. It is the only Kyoto townhouse in the world where you can enjoy both indoor and outdoor baths. In Japanese bathhouses, curtains are hung to indicate the difference between male and female entrances, with "indigo = male" and "vermilion = female." Our property is designed with inspiration from the colors of these curtains, creating an interior space derived from these hues. Please fully enjoy this Kyoto townhouse where you can experience Japanese bath culture.

The interior features traditional and elegant design with large beams and antique fittings used throughout. Carefully selected furniture, design, and indirect lighting create an extraordinary atmosphere. The spacious living room is equipped with floor heating, ensuring comfort without the typical "coldness" often associated with townhouses. The bathroom overlooking the garden is made of Koya-maki, a rare Japanese wood species. Both the bathtub and stool are also crafted from Koya-maki, offering a relaxing experience. Facilities such as a kitchen with an IH stove and a drum-type washing machine ensure a comfortable stay. Conveniently located near Kyoto Station and the city center, it is also within walking distance to the World Heritage Site Nishi Honganji Temple. Enjoy your stay in this special space that offers an experience unlike any other!

Passing through the main house, seven small wooden apartments line the courtyard, offering a pleasant feeling under bare feet. A Japanese home that is new, nostalgic, and carries a slightly foreign atmosphere. It is neither a Hotel nor a Ryokan, but a new form of stay that is slightly green and ecological, just a step beyond the everyday.

A 5-minute walk from Exit 5 of Gojo Station on the Kyoto Municipal Subway Karasuma Line. This is a private, whole-house machiya Accommodation occupying one of two adjoining townhouses, tucked away in a quiet alley while offering the convenience of a central location. This Kyoto machiya has a history of serving as a liquor shop and later a café over the years. While preserving its original character, it has been carefully renovated to suit modern stays. Sturdy beams and traditional latticework—design elements unique to machiya—still breathe life into the space today. Relax and enjoy unhurried moments in the nostalgic Shigaraki-ware Goemon-style bath. In this private whole-house setting, spend a special time surrounded by history and tranquility.