Hidden along the storied lanes of Muromachi Street in Kyoto lies a serene haven waiting to be discovered: Kyokoyado Muromachi Yutone. 

This charming inn, ensconced within traditional townhouses, offers a retreat into timeless elegance. Seven intimate rooms await, where high ceilings adorned with exposed beams create a sense of spacious tranquility. Each room is a blend of comfort and authenticity, featuring luxurious cypress soaking tubs and thoughtful amenities for a cosy stay.

Beyond its inviting accommodations, Kyokoyado Muromachi Yutone beckons with culinary delights. Indulge in Kaiseki cuisine meticulously prepared with seasonal Kyoto vegetables, promising a dining experience that honours local traditions and flavours. Whether you're savouring a Japanese-style breakfast amidst its peaceful garden or lounging in the warm library overlooking the serene landscape, every moment at this ryokan is a testament to the art of relaxation.

From here, the treasures of Kyoto unfold just steps away. Guests can wander through ancient streets to discover Kodaiji Temple and Yasaka Shrine nearby, and explore centuries of history and culture, or head down to Kiyomizu-dera Temple for its breathtaking views or simply seeking a moment of quiet contemplation in the heart of Japan's former capital. 

Whatever you’re after, Kyokoyado Muromachi Yutone offers an unforgettable blend of luxury and tradition in one of Kyoto's most cherished neighbourhoods.

Nestled in the heart of Kyoto, just a leisurely stroll from the iconic Imperial Palace, lies Nazuna Kyoto Gosho – a peaceful retreat where tradition meets modern luxury. This exclusive ryokan spans two expansive kyomachiya townhouses, meticulously restored to blend historic charm with contemporary comforts.

Step into the serene lobby, where a soaring ceiling hints at the building's storied past as a warehouse for fine lumber, now transformed into a tranquil space that welcomes guests into a world of Japanese confections.

Each of the seven uniquely themed rooms reflects the artistry of ‘wagashi’, traditional miniature sweets that accompany tea ceremonies. From the Kashiwa Mochi room's spacious luxury to the intimate Kuzukiri room with its hinoki bath overlooking a private garden, every detail exudes a harmonious blend of simplicity and sophistication. Adjacent to a meticulously landscaped garden, the second kyomachiya offers three additional guest rooms alongside a cosy dining and lounge area, where guests can savour a Japanese breakfast or unwind with complimentary beverages.

Centrally located, Nazuna Kyoto Gosho also invites exploration of Kyoto's rich heritage, from the majestic Nijo Castle to the spiritual tranquility of Heian Shrine. Whether strolling through historic temple grounds or sampling Kyoto's culinary delights at Nishiki Market, each moment promises to immerse visitors in the timeless allure of Japan's ancient capital.

Welcome to Sowaka, where tradition meets modern luxury in the heart of Kyoto’s historic Gion district. Stepping through the stone threshold of this exquisite ryokan, you'll be whisked away to a serene sanctuary that blends ancient Kyoto architecture with contemporary elegance.

"Sowaka," a Sanskrit term meaning happiness and wellbeing, perfectly captures the essence of this haven. 

Entering into this retreat, guests are enveloped in tranquility, where 23 individually designed rooms await, each a sanctuary adorned with traditional touches like tokonoma alcoves and cypress bathtubs, alongside modern amenities ensuring utmost relaxation. Shoji screens, and tatami mats harmoniously blending nostalgia and modernity, with extras such as the complimentary minibar stocked with local delights and the plush Iwata Larkowl mattresses ensure a blissful stay.

Each space whispers tales of history and craftsmanship, while gentle breezes rustle through the ryokan’s verdant courtyard, offering peaceful respite from the bustling city outside.

Beyond its elegant accommodations, Sowaka also offers a culinary journey at Restaurant Loka Gion, where Japanese seasons unfold in exquisite dishes, created from the freshest produce.

Additionally, located within the charming streets of Higashiyama, Sowaka is just moments from cultural treasures like the iconic Yasaka Shrine and the picturesque Ninenzaka, inviting guests on a riveting exploration of Kyoto's ancient streets and vibrant neighbourhoods.

Be assured that every moment at Sowaka promises a blend of sophistication and cultural immersion, ensuring an unforgettable stay in Japan's historic capital.

Tucked away in the heart of Kyoto's vibrant streets, Kyomachiya Ryokan Sakura Urushitei beckons with its blend of tradition and modern comfort.

Situated a short stroll from Shijo Station and within easy reach of cultural gems like Kiyomizu-dera Temple and Nijo Castle, this ryokan offers a serene retreat amidst the city's bustling energy. Step inside to discover a range of accommodations, each marrying Japanese elegance with contemporary conveniences – whether you opt for a Maisonette with garden views or a Sukiya-style room featuring tatami mats and minimalist decor.

Embrace Kyoto's rich heritage with activities curated by the ryokan's attentive staff, from traditional tea ceremonies and kimono experiences to hands-on pottery workshops. After a day of exploration, unwind in the comfort of your room, complete with air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, and private bathrooms.

If you’re feeling more social, head on down to the ryokan's inviting lobby bar or venture out to nearby eateries for a taste of local flavours.

Whether you're here for cultural immersion or simply to relax, Kyomachiya Ryokan Sakura Urushitei promises an unforgettable stay in Japan's ancient capital.

Imagine stepping into a bygone era where the opulence of Kyoto’s aristocracy is lovingly reimagined amidst the lush landscape of Mt. Arashiyama. At HOSHINOYA Kyoto, this dream becomes a reality, offering a luxurious riverside retreat that harks back to the time when Heian nobles indulged in the seasonal splendours of Rankyo Gorge. 

Here, every element of the resort, from its exquisitely designed pavilions to its tranquil riverside setting, captures the essence of historic Japanese elegance. The pavilions, nestled discreetly among ancient trees and overlooking the Katsura River, frame a living masterpiece of nature’s ever-changing colours, all while blending seamlessly with the sophisticated, comfort-driven interiors.

One of eight Hoshino Resorts, this particular property was once formerly an old-school Japanese hotel, and has now been transformed into an enchanting haven that goes beyond mere relaxation; immersing you in an experience where traditional Japanese artistry meets contemporary luxury. 

Arriving at HOSHINOYA Kyoto feels like entering a secluded sanctuary where the modern world gently recedes into the background. The journey begins with a serene boat ride along the emerald river, leading to an elegantly restored estate where each of the 25 unique pavilions invites you to savour moments of solitude and tranquility. 

Inside each suite, you’ll be greeted by ceilings adorned with intricate woven patterns, delicate ikebana floral displays nestled in sleek, minimalist nooks, and wooden accents that create dynamic angles on traditional shoji screens. After a day of exploring the beautiful city hat is Kyoto, you can relax, luxuriating in deep wooden bathtubs which are enhanced with seasonal herbs or fruits to elevate your soak. Even the walls add to the experience, featuring Kyoto-inspired wallpaper that blends classic artistry with modern simplicity. Once you’re ready to drift into a serene slumber, slip into one of the low-profile beds draped in plush, cloud-like linens, ensuring a night of unparalleled comfort.

If that wasn’t enough, this oasis also adds on amenities that include a floating tearoom, fine dining – a contemporary take on traditional kaiseki cuisine – crafted by renowned Kyoto chefs, and a range of cultural activities. 

In essence, this place is a little piece of paradise, promising not just a stay but a deep, restorative escape into the timeless beauty of Kyoto’s natural and cultural heritage. 

All we can say is, enjoy.

Offering a sophisticated blend of contemporary comfort and traditional charm, and perfectly placed in the heart of Kyoto, Candeo Hotels Kyoto Karasuma Rokkaku is luxury done well.  

Set within a beautifully preserved machiya townhouse – a traditional Kyoto-style residence – this hotel provides a fresh take on Kyoto’s rich ryokan-inspired tradition of historically informed hospitality. 

Guests can choose from 106 stylishly designed guest rooms, with each one equipped with modern conveniences such as flat-screen TVs and free WiFi; with luxurious amenities available throughout also including a streamlined bar, tranquil shared lounge, and a library. Indulgent spa facilities including a sauna and hot tub, as well as indoor and outdoor bathhouses are also included, meaning that every aspect of this hotel promises a relaxing stay. A bento breakfast can also be arranged. 

Just a short stroll from the Kyoto International Manga Museum, and conveniently located near major attractions such as Nishiki Market and Nijō Castle, with multilingual staff ready to assist if needed, Candeo Hotels Kyoto Karasuma Rokkaku also provides a perfect base for exploring Kyoto's vibrant cityscape.

Small, yet exquisite is how some might describe Agora Kyoto Shijo – and a place where tradition and innovation merge seamlessly to capture the essence of Kyoto’s vibrant spirit. 

Situated at the crossroads of Shijo-dori and Aburanokoji-dori, this modern sanctuary offers a unique perspective on Kyoto’s historical charm by blending timeless elegance with cutting-edge design. 

As you step into the hotel, you’ll be greeted by the symbol of Agora Kyoto Shijo – a bespoke hexagonal teapot, which aims to mirror the graceful order of Kyoto's streets, combining sleek modern lines with a hint of traditional softness. This fusion of old and new invites you to explore a Kyoto that’s both reverent of its past and excited about its future.

There are 140 air-conditioned rooms, with minimalist decor, on offer to choose from here – and each is furnished with a wardrobe, and provide an electric kettle, separate bathroom with a shower, and amenities such as flat-screen TVs and Bluetooth speakers, plus minifridges, and tea and coffeemakers. Some also have sofas, tatami floors and/or futons. 

The property also features a beautiful cafe/bar, with floor-to-ceiling windows, and a cosy tea lounge where you can relax with a classic brewed cup of tea, while enjoying panoramic views of Shijo-dori. 

The SATEI (tea house), is particularly special here, and welcomes you with the tea ceremony of Chanoyu , with the host and guest unified in the spirit of Kyoto, where the staff endeavor to provide you with the best experience.

With a location that places you near iconic landmarks like Nijo Castle and Nishiki Market, and a commitment to blending historical artistry with contemporary luxury, Agora Kyoto Shijo promises an unforgettable stay that celebrates both the enduring legacy and the vibrant future of Kyoto.

Ready for you to enjoy, and embark on new and memorable experiences.