Tōji-in Station - In front of Ritsumeikan University Kinugasa Campus × Flower-Viewing AccommodationRecommended 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.

Kyoto's oldest geisha district, Kamishichiken, "A fusion of tradition and innovation" with six rooms in a small luxury Hotel.

The Kyoto Gyoen, where successive emperors resided from the Heian to the Meiji period, and where over 200 noble residences lined up during the Edo period. THE JUNEI HOTEL Kyoto Gosho West is a small luxury Hotel located on the western side of this historic area. The guest Rooms within the Hotel, emphasizing a sense of privacy, consist of only 8 Rooms. Each Room offers an average space of approximately 50 square meters, designed to provide a relaxing and comfortable stay. Not just a place to stay, but an experience unique to Kyoto with heartfelt hospitality. We invite you to THE JUNEI HOTEL, a place of surprise, inspiration, and profound tranquility, just for you, just for now.

[Opening November 5, 2024] Hotel Utano Kyoto Bessho is located just a short drive from Kyoto’s top sights, including Arashiyama and the UNESCO World Heritage sites Kinkaku-ji, Ryoan-ji, and Ninna-ji, as well as the Kinukake-no-Michi walking route. With only 10 guestrooms, every room features a private Onsen bath. Choose from the Narutaki Main Building showcasing classic Shoin-zukuri and Sukiya-style design, an Art Deco–inspired Western-style building, or guestrooms that blend Japanese warmth with contemporary Western design.\n\nDine while overlooking the Japanese garden, where we serve a diverse selection of dishes centered on Japanese cuisine yet not limited to any single category—featuring seafood from Awaji Island (known as Miketsukuni) along with carefully selected ingredients from Kyoto and surrounding regions.\n\nEnjoy a spacious setting of approximately 1,000 tsubo (about 3,300 m²) and a Japanese garden recreated in the style designed and supervised by renowned landscape designer Mirei Shigemori. Experience a serene retreat away from the bustle of the city.

Kyoto, Omuro—a place where time flows on.In spring, its famed cherry blossoms bloom in full glory, and through every season it has reflected an elegant charm.Its beauty is not only to be admired—it sinks into the heart,passed down as a “flower” that colors one’s life.Like the “flower of the moment” described in Zeami’s *Kadensho*,we cherish a beauty found only in that instant.More than brilliance, a dignified serenity. Not ornamentation—beauty resides in the space left unfilled.May your time here clear your mind and become a deeply etched chapter in your travel memories.An Accommodation that conveys the flowers of Omuro—this is “Kyoto Omuro Kadensho.”With refined interiors adorned with Kyoto’s traditional crafts,your stay feels like “spending the night in an art museum.”In a space where history still breathes,please enjoy an attentive, all-encompassing “adult journey through Kyoto,” to your heart’s content.

Founded during the Bunsei era, the historic Yamanaka Oil Shop in Kyoto boasts a 200-year history.

Kyoyado USAGI revives traditional Kyoto townhouses into luxurious suites with the concept of "Staying as if living in Kyoto," blending traditional architecture with Western styles. It is a relaxing Property with spacious rooms and comprehensive Facilities, serving as a hidden retreat in 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.

Located in a quiet residential area north of the World Heritage Site "Nijo Castle," the exterior of the building exudes the charm of a traditional Kyoto townhouse, with latticework, noren curtains, and bamboo blinds. Upon opening the entrance, you are greeted by an old-fashioned earthen floor. The interior is also carefully designed, featuring furniture that recreates old pillars and a traditional Japanese hearth, and a cypress-paneled bathroom with a ceramic bathtub. The space, with its abundant warmth of wood and tatami mats, evokes a sense of warmth and nostalgia, as if returning home.

At this tranquil Property surrounded by the mountains of Kyoto, you can enjoy the beautiful seasonal gardens and indoor artworks. From rooms with open-air baths, you can view seasonal landscapes. Additionally, you can use the large public bath renovated in 2020. Savor Kyoto Kaiseki cuisine made with seasonal ingredients. Spend a relaxing time in a comfortable space while feeling the charm of Kyoto.

Just a 3-minute walk from Kinkaku-ji Temple and right by the "Kinkakuji-michi" bus stop, perfect for exploring the northwest area of Kyoto! Guests can enjoy discounts at our delicious Genghis Khan restaurant. Feel free to drop by for travel tips or a quick drink. At Guesthouse Sakura Komachi, our friendly staff warmly welcomes solo travelers and families alike. A convenience store is just two doors away.