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Ogaki District is Kyoto’s heartwarming secret—a lively yet unhurried neighborhood where local cafés steam with fresh coffee, old shops hum with stories, and alleyways invite you to wander without a map. This is real Kyoto life, unfiltered and unforgettable.
The Ritz-Carlton, Kyoto
Nestled along the Kamogawa River with breathtaking views of the Higashiyama Mountains, this hotel has been favored by Japanese nobility since the 17th century. Its 134 rooms and suites are adorned with elegant Japanese motifs, exuding timeless charm. Four dining venues serve authentic Japanese cuisine, while the spa offers rejuvenating treatments. With a fitness center, pool, and yoga classes, every need is catered to. Perfect for both family getaways and business trips, it promises an unforgettable stay.
Hotel the Mitsui Kyoto, a Luxury Collection Hotel & Spa
This hotel is the epitome of luxury in Kyoto! Located in the heart of the city and near the UNESCO World Heritage site Nijo Castle, it offers unparalleled convenience. The design harmonizes with nature and the seasons, with rooms inspired by traditional Japanese tea houses for a serene vibe. The highlight is its hot spring spa, fed by natural underground springs, featuring both public and private baths for ultimate relaxation. Two gourmet restaurants, led by award-winning chefs, serve innovative French and exquisite Italian cuisine—a must-try! With kids’ play areas and family-friendly amenities, it’s perfect for all. Listed in the 2024 Condé Nast Traveler Gold List, quality guaranteed!
The Westin Miyako Kyoto
Nestled in Kyoto's Higashiyama district, this luxury hotel offers the perfect escape with its hot spring baths, indoor pool, and rejuvenating spa treatments. Enjoy free WiFi and complimentary train station pickup, making your stay hassle-free. With three dining options, including a cozy café and a stylish bar, you'll never go hungry. Business travelers will appreciate the meeting rooms and concierge services, while families can relax with child-friendly amenities. Whether you're here for work or leisure, this hotel has everything you need for a memorable stay!
The Westin Miyako Kyoto (KASUI-EN)
This 2024 listed hot spring hotel is the perfect choice for relaxation! Enjoy a drink at the executive lounge or bar, and stay active at the fitness center or pool. Conveniently located with parking available for those driving. With a high rating of 4.7, it's clear guests love it. Don't miss out on this amazing experience!
The Prince Kyoto Takaragaike, Autograph Collection
Discover a luxurious retreat nestled in Kyoto’s serene Rakuhoku district, surrounded by the breathtaking 36 peaks of Higashiyama. Designed by renowned architect Togo Murano, the hotel blends artistic elegance with modern comfort. Perfect for both business and leisure, it offers top-notch amenities like meeting rooms, a fitness center, and an executive lounge, alongside family-friendly services such as children’s amenities and kid-friendly meals. With easy access to transport and great value, it’s your perfect escape from the hustle and bustle.
Courtyard by Marriott Kyoto Shijo Karasuma
This newly opened hotel is the perfect choice for your Kyoto trip! Enjoy a comfortable stay with smoke-free floors and Chinese-friendly services, plus Chinese signage eliminates language barriers. Facilities like dryers and laundry rooms make travel laundry a breeze, while the fitness center keeps you energized. Traveling with kids? Children's amenities are fully provided! Conveniently located near the subway, exploring is easy. Rated 4.9, quality guaranteed!
The Chapter Kyoto, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel
Moxy Kyoto
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Okazaki
Highly recommended is "Gion Ko-sakura", a charming ryokan in Okazaki offering authentic Japanese hospitality. Located just a 10-minute walk from Okazaki Shrine and Kiyomizu-dera Temple, it features tatami-mat rooms, private gardens, and seasonal kaiseki dinners. Guests can enjoy tea ceremonies, kimono rentals, and guided walking tours through historic Higashiyama district—perfect for immersing in Kyoto’s cultural heritage.
The most convenient option is taking Kyoto City Bus Route 89 from Okazaki, alighting at "Kiyomizu-dera Mae" stop—just a 15-minute ride. Alternatively, walk along the scenic Ninenzaka and Sannenzaka streets, a 20-minute stroll through historic shops and teahouses. Use a ICOCA or Suica card for seamless boarding, and check real-time schedules via the official "Kyoto City Bus" app for optimal timing.
Must-try experiences include attending a morning prayer ceremony at Kiyomizu-dera Temple, feeling the serene atmosphere of dawn rituals. At Gion Ko-sakura Ryokan, guests can take part in an authentic tea ceremony led by a master practitioner. Don’t miss kimono walking tours through Ninenzaka’s historic lanes, perfect for photography. In the evening, catch a special Noh theater performance at Yasaka Shrine—offering a deep dive into Japan’s classical performing arts.
Rakuten Hotel Kyoto stands out as a family-oriented choice near Okazaki, featuring a kids’ playroom, spacious family suites, and complimentary baby cribs. Just a 15-minute walk from Kiyomizu-dera, it offers a children’s menu at its on-site restaurant. Nearby attractions include the Kyoto Children’s Museum and Kamo River Park, ideal for family outings. Multilingual staff and airport transfer bookings ensure hassle-free travel for families.
Take Kyoto City Bus Route 101 from Okazaki to "Kinkaku-ji Mae" station—about 25 minutes with frequent departures. Alternatively, board the Keihan Line to "Higashi-Kyōgoku Station," then transfer to a bus (approx. 30 minutes total). Consider purchasing the Kyoto Sightseeing One-Day Pass for unlimited rides on buses and subway, saving costs. The Kinkaku-ji area features multilingual signage and audio guides, making it accessible for international visitors.
Discover Daisen-in Garden within Myōshin-ji Temple—a Zen garden rarely open to the public, accessible only through guided tours. Another must-see is the night illumination event at Saihō-ji Temple held annually in spring, where lanterns cast golden hues on ancient temples. For nature lovers, wander the bamboo grove behind Sanjūsangen-dō, a secluded trail that leads through towering bamboo, creating a tranquil, meditative atmosphere amidst Kyoto’s urban rhythm.
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